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(1) Every landowner and intermediary whose right, title and interest in respect of any holding have vested in the Government under section 80 shall be entitled to compensation as provided in sub-sections (2), (3) and (4). 126 (2) the compensation payable to the landowner and intermediaries under sub-section (1) shall be the aggregate of:- (a) sixteen times the fair rent of the holding or part thereof, the right, title and interest in respect of which have vested in the Government; (b) the value of structures, wells and embankments of a permanent nature belonging to the landowner and the intermediaries, if any; and (c) one-half of the value of timber trees belonging to the landowner and the intermediaries, if any: Provided that where the aggregate of the value of structures, wells and embankments and one-half of the value of the timber trees referred to in clauses (b) and (c) exceeds sixteen times the fair rent in respect of the holding or part thereof, as the case may be, such aggregate value shall, for the purpose of calculating the compensation under this sub-section, be limited to sixteen times such fair rent. Explanation I. – For the purposes of this section and section 80E “fair rent” means the fair rent that would be determined under the provisions of this Act as amended by the Mahe Land Reforms (Amendment) Act, 1980. Explanation II. – For the purposes of this section, where the rent is payable in kind, the money value of the rent shall be commuted at the average of the prices of the commodity for the six years immediately preceding the year in which the right, title and interest of the landowner and the intermediaries have vested in the Government, and in calculating the average of the prices, the prices, if any, published under section 49 may also be taken into account. (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (2), where the total compensation due to a landlord in respect of holdings held by cultivating tenants, after deducting the value of encumbrances and claims for maintenance or alimony, is more than twenty thousand rupees, the compensation payable to such landlord shall be limited to the amount specified in the Table below. 127 TABLE SCALES OF COMPENSATION Total amount of compensation Rate On the first Rs. 20,000 … 100 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 95 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 90 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 85 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 80 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 75 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 70 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 65 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 60 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 … 55 per cent On the next Rs. 10,000 and above … 50 per cent (4) Where the landowner or intermediary of a holding or part of a holding is entitled to receive fifty per cent of the compensation in respect of that holding or part in a lump under section 80J, the compensation payable to such landowner or intermediary, as the case may be, in respect of that holding or part shall, subject to the provisions of sub-section (3), be 75 per cent of the amount calculated under sub- section (2). Cultivating tenants’ right to assignment