POWER TO MAKE RULESState · Rajasthan

Section 203 of The Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950 in hindi

(1)The Chief Commissioner may make rules for the purpose of giving effect to the provisions of this Act.
(2)In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:--
1. (a)for demarcation of pasture land and niji jot;
2. (b)for the attestation of leases and agreements;
3. (c)for the collection and disbursement of cesses, or assessment and recovery of irrigation dues, and for decision of disputes in respect of them;
4. (d)for the training of patwaris and girdawars;
5. (e)regulating the appointment and transfer of girdawars and patwaris, and other staff required for the maintenance of the record-of-rights, their salaries, qualifications, duties, leave, removal, dismissal or any other punishment;
6. (f)prescribing the form, contents, method of preparation, attestation and maintenance of the record-of-rights, annual registers, maps, field-books, and other records to be kept under this Act;
7. (g)for the erection of boundary and survey marks, and for their repairs and renewals, and for the recovery of costs in respect of such erection, repairs or renewals;
8. (h)for providing the principles on which the part of the holding from which a tenant is to be ejected be determined and for the demarcation of such part;
  1. (i)for recording transfers and changes affecting interest in land, whether proprietary or otherwise;
9. (j)regulating the imposition of fines for failure to notify succession or transfer;
10. (k)for the appointment of lambardars and patels, the duties to be performed by them, the remuneration, if any, to be paid to them and for their removal and dismissal;
11. (l)for appeals or other modes of obtaining redress in cases of punishments inflicted on girdawars, patwaris, and other employees of land records establishment, and on lambardars and patels;
12. (m)for the guidance of officers in cases for the determination, enhancement, abatement and commutation of rent;
13. (n)for the guidance of record officers and rent-rate officers;
14. (o)for the remission and suspension of rent and revenue in agricultural calamities;
15. (p)defining the powers of various classes of officers and revenue courts to hear and dispose of cases;
16. (q)for the establishment of honorary courts and village punchayats and for regulating their work; and
17. (r)for collection of fines, compensation, damages or other sums imposed, awarded or ordered to be paid under the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder. 1[(s) for the levy of a fee in respect of any application or the grant of any relief under this Act in cases not specifically provided for.]
(3)In making any rule the Chief Commissioner may provide that any contravention of such rule shall be punishable with a fine not exceeding fifty rupees.
(4)All rules made under this Act shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall also be laid before Parliament, as soon as may be, after such publication.

Summary

The Chief Commissioner has the authority to make rules to carry out the Act.
Rules can be made about marking pasture land and private cultivation areas.
The rules manage how staff like village accountants are trained and paid.
They set guidelines for how people are kicked off land and how land is marked.
Breaking these rules can lead to a fine of up to fifty rupees.
All rules must be published in the Official Gazette and presented to Parliament.

Practical examples

1The Chief Commissioner creates a rule that all village accountants must pass a specific test on map reading before they are hired.

2A new rule is made saying that anyone who moves a boundary stone will be fined 30 rupees.

FAQ

1. Who has the power to create rules for The Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950?

The Chief Commissioner is authorized to make rules under Section 203 of The Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950.

2. What is the maximum fine for violating a rule made under Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy Act?

The maximum fine for contravening a rule is fifty rupees under Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950.

3. Do rules made under Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy Act need to be shown to the government?

Yes, Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950, requires that all rules be laid before Parliament.

4. Can rules be made about village leaders under Section 203 of the Ajmer land law?

Yes, Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950, allows rules regarding the appointment and duties of lambardars and patels, who are village leaders.

Test yourself

Q1.Under Section 203 of The Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950, what is the penalty for breaking a rule?

Q2.Which authority must receive a copy of rules made under Section 203 of the 1950 Ajmer Act?

Q3.Under Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950, who defines the duties of girdawars and patwaris, the land staff?

Q4.What is required for a rule to be valid under Section 203 of the Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950?

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POWER TO MAKE RULESState · Rajasthan

Section 203 of The Ajmer Tenancy and Land Records Act, 1950 in hindi

(1)The Chief Commissioner may make rules for the purpose of giving effect to the provisions of this Act.
(2)In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:--
1. (a)for demarcation of pasture land and niji jot;
2. (b)for the attestation of leases and agreements;
3. (c)for the collection and disbursement of cesses, or assessment and recovery of irrigation dues, and for decision of disputes in respect of them;
4. (d)for the training of patwaris and girdawars;
5. (e)regulating the appointment and transfer of girdawars and patwaris, and other staff required for the maintenance of the record-of-rights, their salaries, qualifications, duties, leave, removal, dismissal or any other punishment;
6. (f)prescribing the form, contents, method of preparation, attestation and maintenance of the record-of-rights, annual registers, maps, field-books, and other records to be kept under this Act;
7. (g)for the erection of boundary and survey marks, and for their repairs and renewals, and for the recovery of costs in respect of such erection, repairs or renewals;
8. (h)for providing the principles on which the part of the holding from which a tenant is to be ejected be determined and for the demarcation of such part;
  1. (i)for recording transfers and changes affecting interest in land, whether proprietary or otherwise;
9. (j)regulating the imposition of fines for failure to notify succession or transfer;
10. (k)for the appointment of lambardars and patels, the duties to be performed by them, the remuneration, if any, to be paid to them and for their removal and dismissal;
11. (l)for appeals or other modes of obtaining redress in cases of punishments inflicted on girdawars, patwaris, and other employees of land records establishment, and on lambardars and patels;
12. (m)for the guidance of officers in cases for the determination, enhancement, abatement and commutation of rent;
13. (n)for the guidance of record officers and rent-rate officers;
14. (o)for the remission and suspension of rent and revenue in agricultural calamities;
15. (p)defining the powers of various classes of officers and revenue courts to hear and dispose of cases;
16. (q)for the establishment of honorary courts and village punchayats and for regulating their work; and
17. (r)for collection of fines, compensation, damages or other sums imposed, awarded or ordered to be paid under the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder. 1[(s) for the levy of a fee in respect of any application or the grant of any relief under this Act in cases not specifically provided for.]
(3)In making any rule the Chief Commissioner may provide that any contravention of such rule shall be punishable with a fine not exceeding fifty rupees.
(4)All rules made under this Act shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall also be laid before Parliament, as soon as may be, after such publication.

Summary

The Chief Commissioner has the authority to make rules to carry out the Act.
Rules can be made about marking pasture land and private cultivation areas.
The rules manage how staff like village accountants are trained and paid.
They set guidelines for how people are kicked off land and how land is marked.
Breaking these rules can lead to a fine of up to fifty rupees.
All rules must be published in the Official Gazette and presented to Parliament.