Bare ActsThe Jenmikaram Payment (Abolition) Act, 1960

Section 10

Publication of draft compmsation roll

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Publication of draft compmsation roll.-(1) After the draft compen- sation roll is prepared under section 9, the Compensation Officer shall- 79 (a) publish a notice in the Gazette and in such other manner as may be prescnbed to the effect that the compensation roll has been prepared and is open to mspectlon by the person interested; (b) serve or cause to be served on the jenm1 and the Kudiyan concerned a notice along with a copy of the compensauon roll. {2) The notice under sub-section {I) shall call upon all persons interested mcluding member~ of the family of the Jenmi claiming any portion of ~uch compensatiOn whether by way of a shat e or by way of maintenance or otherwise, to appear and file objectiOns and claims within such penod as may be prescribed. {3) If any objection is filed within the time prescribed, it shall be regist<"red by the Compensation Officer who shall fix a date for hearing the same and shall gtve inumat10n thereof to the Jenmi concerned and to any person interested who may have appeared m reply to the nouce under sub-section (2). ( 4) On the date fixed or any date to which the proceedings are adjourned the Compensation Ufficer shall inquire into and decide the claims and objections. (5) In hearing and decidmg the objections filed under ~ub-section (3), the Compensation Officer shall, in so far as they may be apphcable, have all the powers of a Civil Court, and subject to such modifications as may be prescribed, follow the pTocedure laid down m the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, for the hearing and d1spo~al of suits relatmg to immovable pr~..~perty. 11 . Orders of Compensatton 0 fficers to be deemed to be decrees of Cwil Courts.-( l) The order of the Compensa1 ion Officer in deciding an objection under section 10 or apportionmg the compensation among the persons entnled thereto shall be deemed to be a decree of a Civil Court and shall con tam a conci~e statement of the case, the points for determination, the dec1sions thereon and the reaions for such dcci~ion. (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any I.tw, any per~on aggnt'ved by the order of the Compensation Officer may appeal withm th1rty days to the D1str1ct Court having juri~d1Ct1on over the area and the order of the D 1::.11 ic t Court upon ::.uch appeal shall be final: · Provided that the High Court, for the purposes of satisfying itself that an order made in any appeal decided by the District Court was according to law, rna y call for the records of the case and pass such order with respect thereto as it thmks fit. l?. Correctzons to the final compensation rolls.-Except as provided by or under this Act, no correction shall be made m the compensatiOn roll after it has become final, prov1det!l that the Compensation Officer, having junsdiction for the time bemg, may at any time, bef01e the payment of compensat1on e1ther of h1s own mot1on or on any applica- tion filed by a person interested, correct any clerical or anthmetical mistake or any error ansing therem from any acc1dental slip or omission.

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