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In making an allotment of land to any Girasdars of A class or B class, the Mamlatdar shall have due regard to the following provisions, namely :- (a) firstly, such of the bid land cultivable waste of the estate as the Girasdar wishes to utilise for personal cultivation shall be allotted to him; (b) secondly, if the land allotted under clause (a) is not sufficient, such agricultural lands as is held by a tenant in excess of one economic holding shall be available for allotment. Explanation.--For the purpose of ascertaining the economic holding of a tenant under this clause, such Khalsa agricultural land as may be in his possession shall be taken into account but no such Khalsa land shall be available for allotment to the Girasdar; (c) thirdly, if such excess as is referred to in clause (b) is not sufficient for such allotment, the deficit shall be made up by taking agricultural land from all the tenants of the Girasdar in proportion to the area held by them irrespective of the size of their holdings; (d) the land allotted to a Girasdar from the holding of a tenant shall, as far as may be, Inquiry by Mamlatdar and order of allotment. Allotment of land to Girasdars of A and B class. Principles and method of allotment of laud to Girasdars of A and B class. The Saurashtra Land Reforms Act, 1951 14 of 33 have the same proportion of Bagayat or Jirayat and also of good, medium or poor lands as existed in his estate; and the allotment shall, as far as practicable, be made in the form of contiguous block of ten acres or more. Explanation.-For the purposes of this section agricultural land shall not in- clude sites of farm buildings or dwellings or wadas.