Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Repealed by A.P Act XX of 1959. [Act No.XXI of 1950] 65 (e) An appeal shall lie to High Court against an award of the Arbitrator. (f) The Government may make rules for carrying into effect the provisions of this sub-section and in particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may prescribe,- (i) the procedure to be followed in arbitration under this sub-section; (ii) the principles to be followed in apportioning the costs of proceedings before the Arbitrator and on appeal. 53-D. The Government may appoint a Village Panchayat or a Co-operative Farming Society as manager for the purpose of this Chapter. 53-E. In leasing out the lands where management is assumed under section 51 or section 53-C, preference shall be given in the following order,- Co-operative Farming Societies, agricultural workers working on the said lands, landholders or tenants who cultivate personally less than a family holding, and other landless persons residing in the village. 53-F. (1) Any person to whom lands over which management is assumed under section 51 or section 53-C are leased shall be entitled to purchase such lands, subject to the provisions of sub-section (2), on the same terms as protected tenants are entitled to do under section 38: Provided that the extent of land left to a landholder shall not be less than three times the area of a family holding for the local area concerned. Appointment of Village Panchayat or Co-operative Farming Society as Managers. Order of preference in leasing out the surplus lands. Right of lessee to purchase lands. 66 [Act No.XXI of 1950] (2) The reasonable price payable by a person to the landholder under sub-section (1) shall not exceed twenty times the recurring payment payable as compensation under sub-section (7) of section 53-C for drylands, twelve times in the case of wet lands irrigated by wells and nine times in the case of wet lands irrigated by other sources, of such recurring payment, but shall in no case exceed the market value of the land in the locality. 53-G. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in this chapter or any law for time being in force or any custom, usage, decree, contract or grant to the contrary, the Government may acquire the lands, the management of which it can assume under the provisions of section 53-C subject to the payment of the reasonable price payable under the provisions of sub-section (2) of section 53-F as compensation. (2) The Government may issue bonds on such terms as may be prescribed in payment of the whole or part of the compensation payable under the provisions of sub-section (1). (3) The Government shall distribute the lands so acquired in the order laid down in section 53-E and may collect the price of the land so distributed at such rates as may be prescribed in a lumpsum, or in instalments from the persons to whom the lands are distributed.] 80[CHAPTER VII. Prevention of Fragmentation and the Consolidation of Holdings.] [omitted]