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First.-Should tl b.J 1.\llC cl lr1rtl b\· 1 z.llninclar on be ~ta>rd accm nt f h rent of any unc!ct-tcnure rl'lfl;JO n •tn ,.Lie! upon the utl.eS!I ~rr('~ day fixed fnr t il\'~ lc oftlie tr11ur• . the ~ale,· alii e lll'lt' 11iH1r,ut f~~~. rescn·e' in thl' ll1 nn,.~ provi lf'd lot i 1 • rt;on 'I and I(' ( f .:thi~: Rf'rruhtion :nor sh 11 lt t ( tl) cd or p tpon d C'P 'l'lV :wrnnnt, unlc~s the amount o the cicrna.ttl lw lodgul. . Dut SUit .to It shall lto\\CVCI be ) 'lp tent 10 <lll'Y P· rly rte trnus of con- ~e for IU testing the right of ft, zar.und,tr to rn lkf" the S,ll• , wrther On. tJH" everaal, gronnd of tlwrl! ha\ in; h 11 no h hncc due, or on :my nth·r ground, to que the z m•int! 1r lor the re\'('r<.nl of the s;unc, itt1d, upon estahli•hin•Y a suffic'tnt pka, tu ohtain a ,J,,, rt't· w ith fitll Co3ts and d.lmagc:;. The purcl a~cr shall I •C r11adc a part rlerree pa O:ng for r~'' r~al o the ~.1 e, th to or Default('r ~uond. In ca s !so in\ lr;ch ,, talukrl 1 tn<ly r•mtcst tlw may apply zarnindar's demand of . n\ • n , , 1~ "I i •• I in tlte :wtic•· ~or su':lmt~ry adv,•rtisul, ~uch taltlah1· ' l ' r >Ill t nt l:l n Jt.., for r Glllll- mvauga 11 •n. • . . · I · 1 • 1 • 1 Sale not to m ary lllVl:Sttg:tllO!I tl a lY I H• \\ t 11!1 l IC 1 < 1 .or r I ll<'lllt; ; t 1<' be stayed zamindar sh.t!l tlwn ,, (.', lll'd li)Jil'l Ill rurui h his k lH!liyat :;rul unla, other prools ar. the shortest conv ·ui nt uotice, in "rd r that the: clarn?u~~ b award mav, if possible, be made bdine the dav appnintcd for s tl1•. atm,;u e ' deposited, Such award, if so nndc. \ill of counc rcgul.ltl! the ulterior · process ; but, if tlw ca(e tw still p nrlin!{ the l•>t shall he called < up in its turn, notwithsandinv tht· suit :and if 1he z·uninclnr o'r his agent in attendance insist on the dt:mand, the sale shall be 1 Jlli9 : flen fteg. ILJ l'ATNI TAI.t)KS 67 made on his r<'spnn::ibilit)', nor shail it he st.\yed. or the summary suit he ;dJowd to proc~'c d, nnh·ss the am'lunt d.simed be lodged in rash, or iu (.owtnm•·nt S<C:uritic~, or iu [curreucv uotes],1 by the talukda r mr.tc stin•{ t se demand ; • nd if su-:h deposit be not made, Llw .tlleg d dd:u:ltcr \dl! h,wc no rem• dy hut by a regular action for dan .• lgr.s and !'or ' ( vcrs:ll of the s,s c [unh:ss he makes .10 application und er section l•J.\ )U. . Procedure "[ Hr\. Fil11--lt shill br• ··ompt:l''OL to •t dcfaulting patm• for setting d.u of ,, patni t.dttk <Jr 1 d t lUltiu~ holu r •)f a tenure sold under aside aale. thh regul.n'nn • · n tlukd ' or tcnurc-holciu uf the second decree of sucls taluk 01 tl:nurc <'I' tfl .t pt•tsou holding a n interest in such taluk or l~r.un in \ rluc o ti I · ncquu ed before the s.t! · of the tahtk or tcnurt' or t 1 p r < 1 I .wincr .t n ortga~e r n such taluk OJ tenure l•> apply to t 1c Lo 1! tc.or to hu\C' t!.c sale set aside on the applica 1t dt"positiJq with the Collector witllin thirty days frorn the d ttc ot's.1h.:, <.:r, if' tlse t.duk oJ tenure has been re-sold, within thirty d.1ys lsom the date of the original sale- (c1) .t ~lttll ot mon ·~ ual to 0:1 ptr c.:utt. of the purchase money 1ut p. tr. 11t to f t 1 • State Government] ' for the put po t'~ 'P ·cific 1 in tll!' second clau3t: of sec- tion J 7, (h) a Slllll ol' Jlll( l('} qu I to thf' llllOtlllt on account or \\hie!•· the s I~ h., l•t:"ll mule togl'ther with interest .wd nl! d11r ,. incurrc:J in bt inging t'•c tal uk or t!'llllre t > •·11t li:H pa>ntent to tlu: z,unindar, and {r) a ~t!lll ut 111011 ') t.qual to f1ve per CC'nt. of the pnre'H\SC nJ•)Jit·y a11d in no ca Je tl aJ. nc rupee for p 1yment .: to the pnt ch 1 cs·. On receipt of a11 a pli< :tti ·1 to set a ilk the salt; the Col- lc.ctoJ sho.lll •crve a nut11 t 011 tis zamind r ami tht! auction pttr- Lhas<'l' fixing a d.ttc lor h •aring the satm•. Suond.-'Xo appli at•o ~h II be entett·tin d under thi~ sec- tion sf the .tpplil. ut h institul d n I>Uit in the Ci\·il Court to set a~id~ the ~a'c Hnle , he f rst wit.ldraws ,uch suit. 'fhird.- ~~o .1 pl tatlon 'hall bt! allowed und er this section without t 1 c < 'H ~'lit ol t1 z unindnr if the d£'.wltiug talukdar m· tl'llllll -lH>lclet is lj,l!'llc U agrc•cd to J>.l} Ult IJeha!f of the zamincl<~r any sever u · ·1 C'css clue t, [the St 1tc Covf'trlln<·nt]J li·on1 the zamind.u· .uul ~U< 1. n VliiHl" or c··~s ha~ not bt"<'ll paid lo ltlw ':>tat<· Cowr nmt•• t J .o1· depo itt I in Court bci;Jre the "date fixed o. the h .trll•._ ut the :rpplic.tuou. l l'lle \\Ol'rl '·currenq '"S :n s. U • ' r wl tituled fvr th-: word •'notes Cll the Bank ot 11 n I, U}' 1 1 .\m 11 Ulg ,\ t, 1 ~0, (1 ~I 1903), sine· rcpeaJ,~I. ~ I 11~ rtcd !11; nr•n. \ t I\/ f 19 33 \\ hich ''. ~ rxtcnbl to the district of S}ll et \\it., c!lcct fsn uth lith .Jul ~ I'J.t:i. •'J he wert!; '•t! e l'r v''1ci I G ve"n 't" "u'stit J'cd for · Gov rnn1t-nt" 'bv the,\. 0. 1<137, tht• '' rJ "l'ro\ 1 1.1! '1 '' uLstitut< d by the word s io~te" b~ .\. u. 19:i0. , 68 fl8l9: Ben. lteg. 8 Fourth.-If no objection is madr by the zamindar,. or the auction purchaser on the date iixed for the hearing of the appl~ca tion or on any subsequent date to which the hearing may be adjourned and the deposit required by tlw first clause of this section has been made within thirty da>s from the date of the sale, the Collector shall allow the application and make an order setting aside the sale, and shall pass orders for the disposal of the money deposited by the applicant and the refund of the purchase money. t . Fiftii.-If any objection is made by the za1111 ndar or auction purchaser the Collector shall refer the application together with the objection to the nearest Ctvil Court having jurisdiction and such Civil Court shall decide wht:ther the applicant is entitled under this section to have the sale set aside, and shall either dismiss the application or make an order setting asid~ the sale, and shall pass such further orders regarding the disposal of the money deposited by the applicant, the refund of the purch<\se money, the payment of costs or any other matter arising out of the application as it thinks ht. The Civil Court may, at its dist:retion, make ~uitabl e arrange- ment for protection of the taluk or t1·nurc but the patnidar or tenure-hold!!r shall be allowed to remain in p<>~scssion if he pays to the Court in advance six months' r ~nt payable by him for such patni or tenure or gives security for one ye<\r's rent to the satisfac- tion of the Court. If such payment is not marie or securitv is not given the Court may appoint a receiver for the patni or tenure. Sixth.-The Civil Court may direct that any sum in deposit with the Colleciori'undc:r the first or third clause of this section shall be investcd1pending decision of the application by the Givil Court and thereupon the Collector shall remit the said sum to the Civil Court for inve~tment. Sevmlh--Notwithstanding anything contained in this section , the zamindar may, at anv time after the sale proceeds ha\·e been deposited under section 9, if sulh sale proceeds are still in deposit and the sale has not been set aside, withdraw therefrom an amount equal to the amount on account of which the sale was made or the whole amount of the sale-proceeds less the one per cent. due to [the State Government] 1 , whichever is less, and if the sale is thereafter set aside by the Collector or the Civil Court under this section an amount rqual to the amount so with- drawn by the zamindar shall be paid out of the deposit made by the applicant under sub-clause (b) of the fi.rst dause of this sec- tion to the auction pur~haser instead of to the zamindar. J Substituted lor "Govt:<rnment by the .\, 0. 1937; the word "State'' aubstitutcd for "l'co~iacial" !)y t\. 0. l%U • • - -- --··-- 1819 : Ben. Reg. 8, ] t. 15. Firsi-[On the expiry of thirty days from the date of Delivery f1f any sale made under this Regulation, or if there has been a re ale possession to within thirty days of the original sale if the entire amount of the purchaser. purchase money has been paid by the purchaser, and if no application under section 14A to set aside the sale is pencling.p such purchaser shall receive from the officers conducting the sale a certificate of such payment. The purchaser shall then proceed with the cel'tificate in question to procure a transfer to his name in the cutcherry of the zamindar, and upon furnishing security, if required, to the extent of half the jam a or annual rent, he shall receive the usual "amal- dustauk" or order for possession, together with the notice to the raiyats and others to attend and pay their rents henceforward to him. The zamindar shall also be bound to furnish access to any papers connected with the tenure purcha~ed that may be forth- coming in his cutcherq, and should he in any manner delay the transfer in his office, or refuse to give the orders for possession, notwithstanding that good and substantial security shall have been furnished or tendered on requisition, the new purchaser :shall be en titled to apply direct to the court, 3 and he shall receive orders for possession, and shall be put in possession, of the lands by means of the nazir, in the same manner as possession is obtained under a decree of Court: Provided, however, that, if the delay be on account of the zamindar's contesting the sufficiency of the security tendered, the rule contained in section 6 of this Regulation shall be observed. Second.-When the new purchaser shall proceed to take pos- session of the. lands of his purchase, if the late incumbent himself,· or the holders of tenures or assignments derived from the late _ incumbent, and intermediate between him and the actual cultiva- Proc~dur~ in tors, shall attempt to offer opposition, or to interfere with the c!l~e of oppo- collections of the new purchaser, from the lands composing his ~h 10~ to pur- purchase, the later shall be at liberty to apply immediately to a · the Civil Court' for the aid of the public ofhcers in obtaining possession of hi~ just rights. ' ------------------------------ ·1 As to the e.xten;ion of the application of s. 15, stt the Bengal Patni Taluks Regulation, 1820 (I nl 1820), s, 2 (3), pt>st. • Suh,tituted for thr words "So soon a~ the entire amount of the purchase- money ahall have been• paid in by the purchaser at any sale made under this Regulatton" by lkn. Act IV of 1933. As to the •ubstitution of the Collector for the Court, Jll the Bengal Rent Rrcovcry (Under-1enureo) Act, 1865 (lkn. Act VIII of 1865), s. 3, J•ost. • As to the substitutinn of the Collectu for the Court, see the Bengal Rent Recovery (Undrr-tenurcs) Act, 1865 lBco, Act VIII of 1865(, 1' 3, post, • .. PATNt TA.v K s [1819: Ben. Reg. S. A proclamation shall then issue under the seal of the Court and signature or the .Judge1 declaring that the new incumbent having, by purchase at a sale fm anears of rent dw! to the zarnin- dar, acquired tbe rntire rights and privileucs attaching to the tenure of tlw late talukc!ar, in the state in whtch it was originally derived b y him from the zamindar, he alone "ill be rcCol!nized a~ entitled to make the zaminda ri collections in til<' mufassal, a nd no payments made to any other individual will on a ny account be credited to the ra i)ats or others in any * *Z suit f, r rrnt t* * * 3or any other occasion whntt-vcr whcu the ~ame may be pleaded. Procedure in Third.-Shoulcl the late incumbent or I tis lat 1~ under tenants c~'e of con- continu<" to oppose the entry of the new purch •st.r, notwithstand- t ~n.ued oppo- ing the issuing of such a p roclamation, or should there be reason 'u•on. ' d b I 1· h I f I Disposal of proceeds ol sa lea. Deduction OD aCCOULI of Gove-rn. men I. to apprenen a reac 1 o t e peace on t 1e part o any one, t 1e aid of the police-ofliccrs 1\nd ol all other public ofli :ers who rnay be at h<tnd and capable· of aflcm l" ng a~~istancc ~h:11l be given to the new purchaser, on his presenting a written application for the same ; and in the event of any affray or breach of the peace occurring, the entire responsibility shall rest \vith the pally oppos- ing the la\\ful attt'mpt of tiH· purchaser to assume_ his rights.