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(2) It shall have the like extent as the principal

Act.

(3) It shall come into force at once.

Amendment **2. In** Section 7 of the principal Act, in sub-section

of^A^sam t ^i e ^ill-stop a t the end shall be substituted by

Act XVl'^of [a c o m m a a] nd the following words, thereafter, folio-
1955. wed by a full-stop shall be added, namely : —

“ Subject to prior approval of Government in the

Finance Departme nt.”

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A SSAM A G T X X V III O F 1971

**THE ASSAM LAND AND REVENUE REGULATION**

**(FIRST AMENDMENT) ACT, 1971**

**(R ec eive d th e assent o f th e Gov er nor on th e 14th D ece m ber , 1971)**

[Published in the Assam Gazette, Extraordinary, dated the 17th December,

1971]

**An**

**Ac t**

**fu rt her to am en d th e A ss am Lan d an d R evenue Reg ulation , 1S86**

Preamble. Whereas it is expedient further to amend the Regulation X

Assam Land and R avenue Regulation, 1886 hereinafter o f

referred to as the said Regulation, in the manner
herein after app ea ring ;

It is hereby enacted in the Twenty-second Year

of the Republic of India, as follows:—

Short tid e, 1.(1) This Act may be called the Assam Land and

extent and Rcommence- e v c n u e Regulation (first Amendment) Act, 1971. o \ _j_ _/_

(2) It shall have the like extent as the said

Regulation.

(3) It shall come into force at once.

Amendment 2. For Sub-section (1) of section 91, of thesaid Regu-

of Regulation l [a t] *°[n ] [l] ^ [C] f°^ [o w] *n 8 shall be substituted, nam ely:—

X of 1886.

“Power to 91.(1) If an arrear of an estate in which the

proeeed settlement-holder has not a permanent,

against de­

faulter’s heritable and transferable right of use and

other immo­ occupancy, cannot be recovered by the
vable pro­ Process mentioned in Section 69, and an

perty, arrear in respect of any other estate, can­

not be recovered by any of the processes
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And the defaulter is in possession of any immova­

ble property other than the estate in
respect of which the arrear has accrued,
the Deputy Commissioner may proceed

against any of that oth er property situated
within his district according to law for the
time being in force for the attachm ent
and sale of immovable property under the
decree of a civil court.”

ASSAM ACT XXIX OF 1971

TH E ASSAM LAND AND REVENU E RE GU LA TION (SECOND

AM ENDM ENT) ACT, 1971

**(R ec eive d the ass ent o f th e Governor on th e 18 th Dec em be r, 1971)**

[Published in the _Afsam Gazette Extraordinary, dated the 22nd_

December 1971].

**An**
**Act**

**fa rth er to am en d th e A ss am Lan d an d R ev en ue Reg ulation , 1886**

Preamble. Whereas it is expedient further to amend the Assam Re­

Assam Land an d Revenue Regulation, 1886, here­ gulation I

of 1886.

inafter called the Regulation, in the manner here­
inafter appearing.

It is hereby enacted in the Twenty-second

Year of the Republic of India as follows : —

Sh ort title, 1.(1) This Act may be called the Assam Land and

exten t and R e v e n u e Regulation, (Second Amendment) Act 1971.

commence-

m e n ' (2) It shall have the like extent as the Regula.ion.

(3) It shall eome into force at once. '

Am endment **2.** In Section 164 of the Regulation, in sub-section

_Reof ulation™section_ a s c ’aa u s e[ft]e r [ clause (m), the following shall be inserted ] fn ) a n < ^ shall always deem to have been \5

0^886.'° inserted, nam ely:—

“ (n) any matter regarding ejectment of any

person from a land over which no person has

accrued the right of a proprietor, land-holder or

settlement-holder and the disposal of any crop raised,
or any building or other construction erected with­
out authority on such land.”


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