Sobre hábitos y conductas determinantes de salud

may be readily available at the time of the next decennial census.

5.6. Deleted.

5.7. International Boundary Pillars to be inspected half yearly.

At the commencement of each harvest inspection, the Deputy Commissioners, Ferozepur, Amritsar and Gurdaspur shall inform their counterparts in Pakistan and carry out joint inspection of the International Boundary Pillars and submit a return in this respect to the Director of Land Records, Commissioner of the Division and the Financial Commissioner, Revenue, Punjab, on the 10^th April and the 10^th November each year.

CHAPTER - 6

ALLUVION AND DILUVION

Replaces Standing Order No.26, original issue, dated 7^th June, 1909, first reprint, dated 2^nd February, 1910, and second reprint dated 28^th February 1928; In connection with this subject, Chapter XII of the Land Administration Manual and paragraph 455 of the Settlement Manual should be consulted.

6.1. Law and rules governing the subject. When estates

affected by river or torrents have assessments of land revenue which are fixed for terms of year, it is a condition of the settlement, in default of a special agreement to the contrary, that such assessments are liable to revision when the lands of the estates are injured or improved by the action of water or sand. Such revisions are governed by section 59(I)(d) of the Land Revenue Act, 1887, and by the following general rules:-

(i) Where land of an estate paying land revenue is injured

or improved by the action of water or sand, the land revenue due on the estate under the current assessment shall be reduced or increased in conformity with the instructions

(ii) In every such case the distribution of the land revenue over the holdings of the estate shall be revised, so as similarly or reduce or increase the sum payable in respect of the holding in which the land that has been injured or improved is situated.

Besides these general rules special rules have been framed in the case of certain district to suit special local conditions, - vide Settlement Manual paragraph 455.

6.2. Deleted.

6.3. Removal of estates from the revenue roll in consequence

of diluvion. When an estate is entirely cut away by the river it should be removed from the district revenue roll, but it should be restored on a subsequent formation of land on same site, if the original owners are entitled to recover possession.

6.4. Village lists. The tehsil office kanungo should be required to

maintain a simple list of village liable to increment or decrement of area by the action of river, his-torrent of swamps, to enable him to satisfy himself that diluvion files of such villages are prepared in due course.

6.5. Submission of annual statements. The Collector should

submit for confirmation of assessments by the Financial Commissioner, Revenue, a statement in the form below, showing the net changes caused by alluvion and diluvion. These statements should be forwarded to the Financial Commissioner, Revenue, for confirmation by the first may .On receipt of such confirmation the new assessments will take effect.

Statement of financial results of alluvion and diluvion assessment for the __________ District. made in 20 ____ for the agricultural year (kharif 20 and rabi 20 ), and the proposed remission in the revenue roll and amount to be collected as fluctuating revenue

District. Tehsil River Gross increase of assessment due to alluvion etc. (including jagir) Gross decrease of assessment due to diluvion, etc., (including jagirs) Net increase (khalsa to be collected as fluctuating revenue) Net decrease (khalsa) to be remitted Net amount of increase or decrease to be shown in the revenue roll of the following agricultural year Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Notes.- Column 3 the figures of the three large rivers of the province should be given separately, those for the minor streams may be lumped together.

Column:- 6,7 and 8.- Columns 6 and 7 should show the actual amount involved, not neglecting fractions of a rupee. The amount shown in Column 8 will be the difference between columns 6 and 7 expressed in even rupees, fractions of a rupee not exceeding fifty paise being neglected (of paragraph 10 of Standing Order No.31) and should be preceded by a plus or minus, as the case may be.

Column 9:- Note in this column the officer by whom the assessment were made and tested, and the method adopted in assessing Reference should be made to settlement reports prescribing such method or to correspondence conveying special sanction.

Dated

The 20 Deputy Commissioner:

6.6. Distribution of reduction or remission on account of

statement should always be filled by the patwari, showing how the reduction or remission has been distributed among the several holdings, which have suffered loss.

6.7. Assignments of land revenue how effected by alluvion

and diluvion. When the land revenue of the estate has been assigned the assignee will benefit from any increase of revenue and will suffer from any loss. If he pays commutation for service in a fixed proportion upon his revenue, the commutation will fluctuate with the amount of the revenue. newly formed land on the ground of their previous ownership.

6.9. Form of alteration of revenue roll. Enhancements of

revenue on account of alluvion or reductions on account of diluvion must be sanctioned by the Financial Commissioner (Revenue) before the alteration of the revenue roll. Reductions generally involve the remission of the current demand of land revenue, which has to be written off under the authority of the Financial Commissioner (Revenue) as an irrecoverable balance (Deleted).

6.10. Alterations to take effect from the kharif. Except where

the orders passed at Settlement and still in force require the observance of a different practice, increases due to alluvion and decreased due to diluvion should take effect from the kharif season in which they occurred, but while increases due to alluvion or to excess of alluvion over diluvion, in any village will be collected as fluctuating revenue due on account of the kharif harvest in which the alluvion and diluvion occurred, the decrease on account of losses due to diluvion, or to excess of diluvion over alluvion, in any village will ordinarily be refunded by means of reductions from the collections of the fixed revenue due on account of the following rabi. In cases, however, in which no such revenue is recoverable from an individual

to whom a refund has to be made the usual refund procedure will be adopted. In all other cases a reduction will be made by the patwari in the demand recoverable for the following rabi from the individuals to whom refund is due, the reductions being duly incorporated in the fard bachh. The net increase or decrease for the district, as the case may be, will appear as an addition, or deduction in the rent roll submitted for the ensuing agricultural year in the following October.

6.11. Power of Collector to suspend in anticipation. Cases, in which it is apparent that a considerable decrease will be necessary in the demand of an estate, should be specially reported by the Tehsildar to the Collector as soon as they come to his notice during the course of inspection, and the Collector may, in such cases, at his discretion, suspend the collection of a suitable portion of the revenue, subject to the necessary adjustment, consequent on the final orders of the Financial Commissioner Revenue, on the proposed assessment.

6.12. Remissions, how shown in balance statements. The amount remitted on account of diluvion will be shown in the balance statements under the head "Irrecoverable", and the authority for remission will be the orders of the Financial Commissioner (Revenue) upon the annual statement of changes, in which the amount to be remitted shall be specified separately from the amount by which the rent roll of the succeeding year is to be altered.

6.13. Remissions for destruction of crops. Remissions for the destruction of crops should not be dealt with in diluvion work, but should be separately reported for sanction in the same way as remissions for crop failures of land other than reverain lands are reported,- vide Standing order No.31

CHAPTER - 7 Manual and Chapter X of the Land Administration Manual should be read in connection with this chapter.

A. - RECORD OF MUTATIONS

Paragraphs 372 to 386 of Chapter X of the Land Administration Manual and paragraphs 279 to 282 of the Settlement Manual relate to the record of mutations.

7.1. Entry of mutation ^. The mutation register is prescribed in

sections 33 (3) and 34 of the Land Revenue Act for the entry of every acquisition of any right or interest in an estate as a landowner or assignee, and under section 35 for disputed acquisition of other rights.

The mutation register is not a part of the record of rights and its entries do not share in the presumption of truth attached to that record.

All mutations of rights of ownership including voluntary partitions, shall be entered by the patwari in the register when they are reported to him by the transferee as required by section 34 of the Land Revenue Act, and if not so reported, then as soon as they appear to have been acted upon. When he enters a mutation affecting the shajra nasb the patwari shall note in pencil the number of the mutation against the entry affected. If and when the mutation is sanctioned he shall amend the shajra nasb in red ink in accordance with the mutation order.

7.2. Reference in Jamabandi. The patwari should, whenever a

mutation case is entered in the register, note the serial number and nature of the transfer in pencil in the column of remarks of the jamabandi opposite the appropriate holding. If and when the mutation is sanctioned, he should make the above note in red ink. Serial number of fard badar entries should also be similarly noted and in