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Interpretation—The provisions of the General Clauses Act, 1897 (10 of 1897), shall, apply, so far as may be, to this Act in the same manner as they apply to a Central Act. 303 The Delhi Land Revenue Act, 1954 Section 17; (2)to impose penalties under Section 18 for injuries to boundary or survey marks, and in certain cases apportion the charges or repairing boundary or survey marks; (3)to order alterations in the Annual Register under Section 21; (4)to enquire into and decide cases of reported transfers under Sections 23 and 26; (5)to levy fees for mutations under Section 24, and fines under Section 25; (6)to decide disputes and pass orders under Sections 27,28 and 29. 80.Powers of Assistant Collectors of first class, other than a Revenue Assistant—An Assistant Collector of the first class, other than a Revenue Assistant, shall exercise all or any of the powers conferred on a Revenue Assistant in such cases or classes of cases as the Deputy Commissioner may, from time-to-time, refer to him for disposal. 81.Powers of Assistant Collector of second class—An Assistant Collector of the second class shall in addition to the powers conferred by or under any other provision of this Act, have power to investigate report on such cases as the Deputy Commissioner or the Revenue Assistant may, from time to time, commit to him for investigation and report. 82.Powers of Assistant Record Officer—An Assistant Record Officer may, subject to the control of the Record Officer, exercise all or any of the powers conferred by or under this Act on Record Officer. 83.Matters excepted from cognizance of Civil Courts—No person shall institute any suit or other proceeding in the,.Civil Court with respect to any of the following matters:""", (a)the arrangement of Patwaris' halkas; (b)claims by any person to any of the officers mentioned in Section 13 or 14 or to any emolument or fees appertaining to such office, or in respect of any injury caused by his exclusion therefrom, or claims by any person to nominate persons to such offices; (c)the formation of the record of rights or the preparation, signing, or attestation of any of the documents contained therein, or the preparation of the annual register. 84.Power of the Chief Commissioner to make rules—(1) The Chief Commissioner may make rules for the purpose of carrying into effect the provisions of this Act. (2) Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provided for— (a) prescribing the duties of Tehsildars and Naib-Tehsildars, and [S. 80 Vie Delhi Land Revenue Act, 1954