Bare ActsThe Travancore-Cochin Compensation for Tenants Improvements Act, 1956 (President's Act 10 of 1956)

Section 3

What are presu;med to be improvements

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What are presu;med to be improvements. Until the con- trary is shown, the following works or the products of such works shall be presumed to be improvements for the purposes of this Act,- (a) the erection of dwelling houses, buildings appur- tenant thereto and farm buildings; (b) the construction of tanks, wells, channels dams and other works for the storage or supply of water for agri- cultural or domestic purposes; (c) the preparation of land for irrigation; (d) the conversion of one-crop into two-crop land; (e) the drainage, reclamation from rivers or other waters or protection from floods or from erosion or other damage by water, of land used for agricultural purposes or of waste-land which is culturable; ' (f) the reclamation, clearance, enclosure or permanent improvement of land for agricultural purposes; (g) the renewal or reconstruction of any of the fore- going works or alterations therein or additions thereto· and ' (h) the planting or protection and maintenance of fruit trees, timber trees and other useful trees and planti;J, ·...... ------------ t los

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