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(I) The Committee shall, within three months from taking charge of its office and Budget thereafter atleast one month before the Commencement of each financial year, prepare or cause to be prepared a budget for the succeeding year and shall consider and pass the same at a meeting before the commencement of the year. A copy of the budget so passed shall be sent to the Commissioner for approval, who may approve it with such modifications, as he considers necessary. A copy of the approved budget shall be sent by the Administrator to the State Government 150 (24). Accounts. Audit. Tittilltil Ti-44. , fc1IW 4 2004 —s The Committee shall, within three months from the end of each financial year, makli up correct accounts of the receipt and expenditure in connection with the administration of the Mandir for the pteceding year. • The Commissioner shall every year appoint an auditor to audit the accounts of the Mandir and its endowments and • fix his remuneration which shall be paid to such an auditor from the Mandir-Kosh. The auditor shall submit his report to the Committee and send a copy thereof to the Commissioner who may give such directions thereon as he may deem fit and the Committee shall carry out such directions. Power of the State Govern- ment or Commissioner to call for infor- mation and accounts and to issue directions. Inspection. Unauthorised possession by persofts of land or building belonging to Mandir. CHAPTER V—CONTROL • The State Government or the Commissioner shall have the power to call for all such information and accounts as may in its/his opinion be necessary for reasonably satisfying itself/ himself that the Mandir is properly maintained, the endowments thereof are properly administered and their funds are duly appropriated to the purpose for which they were founded or exist; and the Committee shall on such requisition, furnish forthwith such information and accounts to the State Government or the Commissioner, as the case may be. The State Government or the Commiisioner may issue such direction to the Committee as it/he may deem fit and the Committee ; shall carry them out. (I) The State Goernment or the Commissioner may depute an officer to inspect any movable or immovable property, records, correspondence, plans. accounts and other documents relating to the Mandir. The Committee and its employees shall be bound to afford facilities to such officer for inspection. (2) The Commissioner may, if he considers it necessary to do so, personally make an c. inspection under sub-section (I). .CHAPTER VI—UNAUTHORISEDLY TAKING POSSESSION OF LAND BUILDINGS OR OTHER PROPERTY OF MANDIR (I) Where the Administrator has reason to belive that any person has unauthorisedly taken possession of any land or,. building belonging to the Mandir or any sacred tank, well, spring or watercourse, or has remained in unauthorised possession thereof, whether the same is situated within or outside the precincts of the Mandir, the Administrator shall report the fact together with relevant particulars. to Tahsildar having' jurisdiction. (2) On being satisfied that there has been an encroachment, the Talisildar may cause to be • served upon the encroacher a notice specifying the particulars of the encroachment and calling on him to show cause before a certain date why an order. requiring him to remove the encroachment before a date specified.in the notice should not be 'made. A'copy of the notice shall also be sent' to the Administrator. The notice referred to in sub-section (2) shall be served in such manner as may . be prescribed. • After considering the objections, if any, of the encroacher and reply, if -any; of the Administrator received within the period specified in the notice referred to in sub-section (2), the thhsildar may, by order, if he decides that there has been an encroachment, require the encroacher :to remove the encroachment and deliver-possession of the land or. building encroached upon -to the Administrator•befote a date specified in the order. . (5) The. order. °lithe Tahsildar.shall• be in writing-and shall contain the grounds. on which.- he has•passed the-order. 1:n47-kql 411vh TIT4 2004. Lt 150 (25) 28, (I) Any person aggrieved by an order 'passed by the Tahsildar under Section 27 may, within thirty days from the date of the receipt by him of such order, prefer an appeal in writing io the Sub-Divisional Officer having jurisdiction. On such appeal being preferred, the Sub-Divisional Officer may order stay of further procpedings in the matter pending decision on the appeal. The Sub-Divisional Officer shall call for the records of the case from the Tahsildar and after giving in notice in the manner prescribed to the appellant and the Administrator and if necessary, after -making such further inquiry as he thinks fits, decide the appeal. The decision of the Tahsildar shall, subject to the decision of the Sub-Divisional Officer. be filial and shall be conclusive evidence of the encroachment: Provided that nothing in the section shall prevent the encroacher from instituting a suit in the Civil Court having jurisdiction on the ground that the Mandir has no title to the land or building. Where no appeal against an order of the Tahsildar has been preferred under sub-section (I) or where an appeal has been preferred and dismissed, the Administrtor may remove the encroachment•and obtain possession of the land or building encroached upon. Any Police Officer whose help is required for this purpose shall . be bound to render the necessary help to the Administrator. CHAPTER V1I—MISCELLANEOUS