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(1) The owner of any land cultivated by a bargadar shll be entitled erminate the cultivation of such land by a the bargadar tont one or more of the following grounds, namely :— (a) that the owner desires to cultivate the land by him- self or by members of his family or by servants or labourers; (c) The West Bengal Bargadars Act, 1950. 3 III of 1950.] • (Conciliation proceedings between bargadars and owners.— Section 6.) (b) that the bargadar has misused the land or has wil- fully neglected to cultivate it properly ; Explanation.—If the produce of any land cultivated by a bargadar in any year is unduly below the produce in the same year of similar and similarly situated lands in the vicinity, the bargadar shall be deemed to have wilfully neglected to culti- vate the land properly; (c) that the bargadar has failed to deliver to the owner within the prescribed period at least that share of the produce to which the owner is entitled_ under paragraph (b) of clause (2) of section 3; Or (4) that the bargadar has failed to comply with any award or order of a Board or of an Appellate Officer, as the case may be, within the time allowed by the Board or by the Appellate Officer : Provided that the cultivation of such land by a bargadar shall not be terminated on any of the above grounds except under the order of a Board. (2) Where the cultivation of any land by a bargadar is terminated under clause (a) of sub-section (1) and the land is not cultivated by the owner himself or by members of his family or by servants or labourers within one year from the date of such termination or the land having been so culti- vated is allowed to be cultivated by another bargadar within five years from such date, the bargadar first mentioned shall be entitled to be restored to the cultivation of the land by him. Conciliation proceedings between bargadars and owners.