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Section 101 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881 in hindi

The attachment shall continue until the arrear is paid or realized from the profits of the land attached, or the Deputy Commissioner reinstates the defaulters in possession: Provided that no attachment shall continue beyond five years from the first day of the agricultural year next following its commencement.

Summary

This provision sets the strict conditions and maximum time limit for ending an attachment on land.
It states that an attachment naturally stops when the debt is fully paid or recovered from the land's profits.
The Deputy Commissioner has the special authority to end the attachment early by giving the land back to the defaulters.
An attachment can never last more than five years from the first day of the agricultural year following the start of the attachment.

Practical examples

1A village is attached for an unpaid tax debt in October 1885. The debt is fully paid off from the village's farming profits by May 1887. The attachment immediately ceases under this rule because the debt is cleared.

2A landowner's property is attached for a massive debt that the profits cannot cover. Even though the profits have not paid off the debt by the five-year mark, the government must legally end the attachment and find another way to handle the debt.

FAQ

1. When does an attachment end under Section 101 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act 1881?

Under Section 101 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act 1881, it ends when the debt is paid, the profits cover the debt, the Deputy Commissioner reinstates the defaulter, or the five-year limit is reached.

2. Can an attachment last forever under Section 101 of the 1881 Act?

No, Section 101 of the 1881 Act strictly caps the attachment at a maximum of five years from the start of the next agricultural year.

3. Who has the power to reinstate a defaulter early under Section 101 of the 1881 Land-Revenue law?

Section 101 of the 1881 Land-Revenue law gives the Deputy Commissioner the authority to reinstate defaulters in possession at any time.

Test yourself

Q1.Under Section 101 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act 1881, what is the absolute maximum duration for an attachment?

Q2.Which official can reinstate a defaulter to end an attachment under Section 101 of the 1881 Act?

Q3.According to Section 100 and Section 101 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act 1881, if surplus profits pay current revenue but never pay off the original arrear, when does the attachment end?

Q4.Under Section 101 of the 1881 Land-Revenue Act, what happens if the arrear is realized from the profits of the land before the five-year limit?

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