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No occupant in whose favour an order is made under sub-section ( 4) of section 7 for allolment of land or his heirs shall transfer such land before the expiry of fifteen years from the date of such order. Conscqueo«s 9.Jn case where the occupant of any residential structure fails to make an in the event of application as provided under section 4 within the prescribed time limit, failing to n1ake au appti<atiou. the occupant shall be removed from such residential structure and the Mamalatdar shall take the possession of the same treating the residential structure as the encroachment on the excess vacant land in the manner as laid down under the provisions of the Gujarat Land Revenue Code, 1879. Appeal. 10.(l) Any person making a claim including the occupant, being aggrieved by any order of the tvlamalatdar passed under sub-section (4) of section 7, may prefer an appeal before the Appellate Officer within a period of sixty days from the receipt of such order: Provided that if the Appellate Officer is satisfied that such person was prevented from preferring an appeal within the prescribed time limit for sufficient cause, he may entertain the appeal even after such prescribed time limit but not exceeding six months: Provided further that in case where appeal is preferred by any person or the occupant, the same shall no! !)e entertained unless the Bo1n. ' ' of 1879. PART JV] GUJARAT GOVERNMENT GAZETIE, EX. 15-03-20 17 payment is made as is determined by the State Government under section 4 while making an application by the occupant. (2) The State Government may appoint, by notification in the Official Gazeue, as many Deputy Collectors as the Appellate Officers for different areas or for part of any area as it may deem necessary. (3) The Appellate Officer shall, ancr affording an opporrunity of being heard to such person, may confirm, revise or dismiss the order against which the appeal is preferred. 7-7 11.( I) Any person, including the occupant, being aggrieved by any order Rcvishrn. of the Appellate Officer made under sub-section (3) of section 10, may prefer revision application before the Special Secretary, Revenue OcpaJ1ment (Appeal) within a period of sixty days of such order and his decision shall be final: Provided that in case where the revision application is preferred by any person or the occupant, the same shall not be entertained unless the payment is made as is determined by the State Government under section 4 while making an application by the occupant. (2) The Special Secretary, Revenue Oepmtment (Appeal) may constitute the special benches at Surat, Yadodara and Rajkot for entertaining the applications made under sub-section (!). 12.No Civil Court shall have any jurisdiction to deal with or decide any question which the Mamalatdar, the Appellate Officer or the Revision Authority is empowered to deal with or decide by or under this Act and no injunction shall be granted by any Civil Court in respect of any action taken or to be taken in pursuance of any power by 01· under this Act. 13.Any payment made as provided under section 4 by the occupant along with the application or any payment made under section I 0 for preferring an appeal or for preferring revision application under section 11 shall be refundable in case where the application, or the appeal or the revision application is rejected or dismissed, as the case may be. Indemnity.