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Result of applicant's failure to construct work or comply with conditions. - (1) If an applicant or his representative-in-interest fails (a) to construct the work for the purpose for which the land has been acquired under this Act; or (b) to construct and maintain the necessary work In accordance with the conditions stated in sub-section (3) of section 87 to the satisfaction of the Collector, within a time to be specified by the Collector or within such further time as the Collector may from time to time allow, the person who owned the land at the date of acquisition or his representative-in- interest may, within one year of the expiry of the period mentioned above, claim in the court of the Collector the return of the land on payment of compensation paid to him after deduction there from of the amount paid under sub- section (2) of section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1B94 (I of 1894) and other sum which may be awarded by the Collector for depreciation in value of the land subsequent to acquisition. (2) An order of the Collector for the return of the land shall operate to re-vest the land in the person to whom it belonged before the acquisition or in his representative-In-interest, as the case may be, Section-89A,B] M.P. Irrigation Act, 1931 [65 subject to all the rights of other persons existing at the time of acquisition. 1 [89-A. Acquisition of the right of supply through an existing private water course. - (1) Any permanent holder of Irrigable or wet land desiring to have the right of supply of water through a private water course of another person passing through, or by the side of, or within easy reach of such land may apply to the Collector. (2) If the applicant undertakes to defray all cost involved in acquiring such right and to share the expenses made by the owner in the construction other water-course, the Collector shall serve a notice on the owner to show cause why the right should not be granted. (3) If the owner of the water-course raises no objection, the Collector may declare the applicant to be the joint holder of the water course on such conditions, as to the payment of cost, compensation or otherwise as may appear to him equitable. 89-B. Constriction of a private Water course.-(1) Subject to rules made under this Act, a permanent holder of irrigable or wet land in a village or chak may construct on his land a private water-course. (2) Every permanent holder desiring to construct a Private water Course shall, before undertaking the construction thereof, make an application in writing to the Executive Engineer clearly disclosing therein the details of the proposed water course including its alignment, the land which is sought to be irrigated and such other particulars as may be prescribed.