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(1) Where a record-of-rights has been finally s. ?umptionM published under section 57, the Settlement Officer ’©'final p ub-shall, within such time as the State Government lication and may by general or special order, require, make a presumption certificate stating the fact of such final publication B1ss°ofr re-t"a n ^ t^i e da t e thereof, and shall date and subscribe cord-of- the same with his name and official title. rights. (2) The certificate of final publication, or, in the absence of such certificate, a certificate signed by the Deputy Commissioner of a district in which the estate, or pa rt thereof to which the record-of-rights relates is situate, stating that a record-of-rights has been finally published on a specified date shall be conclusive proof of such publication and of the dale thereof. 145 (3) Th e State Government may, by notification, declare with regard to any estate, that a record-of- rights has been finally published in the village in which the estate is situate and such notification shall be conclusive proof of such publication. (4 ) In any suit or other proceeding in which a record-of-rights prepared and published under this Chapter or a duly certified copy thereof, or extract therefrom, is produced, such record-of-rights shall be presumed to have been finally published unless the contrary is proved. (5) Every entry in a record-of-rights finally pu b lished shall be conclusive evidence of the matter referr ed to in such entry, and shall be presumed to be correct until it is proved by evidence to be incorrect. Appeal to 59- (1) An appeal, if presented within two and revision months from the date of the order appealed against, by superior shall lie to the Director of Land Records or any other authorities. o ffi c e r o r officers authorised by the State Government in this behalf from every order passed by a Settlement Officer prior to the final publication of the record-of- rights on any objection made. The orders of the Director of Land Records or any other officer or officers authorised by the State Govern ment in this behalf shall, subject to the following sub section be final. (2) The State Government may in any case on application or of its own motion, direct the revi sion of any record-of-rights or any portion of a record-of-rights: Provided that no such direction shall be made until reasonable notice has been given to the parties concerned to appear and be heard in the matter. Power to di-