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WH Reporters Lose Their Minds, Melt Down After Being Schooled by McEnany
October 1st, 2020 7:49 PM
After Tuesday's exhausting presidential debate and Wednesday's 20-minute cage match between Chris Cuomo and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), Thursday's White House press briefing was an unmitigated disaster thanks to meltdowns from reporters demanding President Trump and Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany denounce white supremacist groups on what must be a near-constant basis, regardless of what Trump has said in the past.
Fox News chief White House correspondent John Roberts went first and asked McEnany "for a definitive and declarative statement without ambiguity or deflection" of Trump "denounc[ing] white supremacism and groups that espouse it, in all their forms."
McEnany noted that it was answered on Tuesday at the debate and on Wednesday (thanks to a question from Roberts's wife Kyra Phillips of ABC) and noted three direct instances of when he's denounced hate during his presidency.
Because she wouldn't provide another answer that said the same thing, Roberts was incensed that she would dare to "read a bunch of quotes in the past" (that ostensibly don't mean anything). Afterward, Roberts let viewers know how much he detested being criticized.
As we would see thereafter, the press corps took issue with the President's use of the pronoun "it" over the last few days in denouncing white supremacy instead of using the actual word. I guess journalists need to rewind to when pronouns were taught in grade school.
CBS White House correspondent Paula Reid was called on second and wondered what the White House "is...doing to combat this threat" of white supremacy (since Antifa must be imaginary in Reid's world).
But instead of letting McEnany answer, Reid filibustered and lectured (click "expand"):
MCENANY: The President just last week — perhaps you all weren't covering it — but just last week, expressed his desire to see the KKK prosecuted as domestic terrorists. This President had advocated for the death penalty for a white supremacist, the first federal execution in 17 years. His record on this is unmistakable and it's shameful that the media refuses to cover it. [TO REID] Yes?
REID: The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security say that racially-motivated violent extremism is one of the most deadly threats in the U.S. Does the White House agree with that assessment and what is it doing to combat this threat?
MCENANY: The President has done quite a bit to combat this threat. First of all, last week, he — in addition to saying he wants to prosecute the KKK as domestic terrorists — he said that lynching should be a national hate crime. Again, I think there's no stronger signal that you can send than advocating for the execution of a white supremacist, the first time there's been a federal execution in 17 years. He's been unmistakable.
REID: Saying you want to do it is different than actually doing it.
MCENANY: He continually condemned it and it is really —
REID: His record on this —
MCENANY: — it's really —
REID: — to what John's been talking about, is mixed.
MCENANY: — it — it is —
REID: He's condemned it.
MCENANY: — it's not mixed.
REID: He's equivocated it. At times, he's said he didn't want to acknowledge it or address it. His record is very mixed on this issue.
MCENANY: His record is not mixed in the slightest.
REID: His record is mixed.
MCENANY: And when you go back —
REID: His record is very mixed.
MCENANY: — in history, you can see that.
REID: I have his history right here.
MCENANY: When you go back in history, you can see that.
REID: I have his quotes. It's extremely mixed.
MCENANY: Justin Jackson has praised the President as someone who's served underserved communities. This President, with Mar-a-Lago, was the first Palm Beach club open to African-Americans and Jews.
REID: But while that's important, his record —
MCENANY: And in fact —
REID: — is mixed.
MCENANY: — he was — he was praised —
REID: He has not been consistent on the issue —
MCENANY: — he has been —
REID: — of white supremacy.
MCENANY: — entirely consistent.
REID: What has this White House done —
MCENANY: And it is —
REID: — combat —
MCENANY: — shameful —
REID: — what —
MCENANY: — it is quite shameful —
REID: — the FBI says is one of the —
REID: — deadliest —
MCENANY: — let me speak, Paula.
REID: — threats in this country?
Before moving onto another reporter, McEnany dropped this MOAB:
Paula, we're not having a debate on a cable news channel right now. You need to let me finish. You need to let me finish cause it's quite funny that the media goes haywire about interrupting in the debates and then chooses to pursue that very same tactic themselves. This is a White House briefing. You ask a question and give me time to answer.
After a misleading question from Wall Street Journal's Catherine Lucey about a letter Amy Coney Barrett signed (which, as Lucey wouldn't mention, stemmed from the discovery of a South Bend grave of aborted babies), the AP's Jill Colvin lambasted the Trump campaign for holding rallies like this weekend in Wisconsin.
McEnany fired back that "[t]here really seems to be two standards of health in this country" with "[o]ne for Trump supporters or one for everything else" like Black Lives Matter gatherings and cited this insane letter from health experts giving support to packed marches because it's a political cause they agree with.
McEnany then decided to rumble with CNN White House correspondent and former conservative reporter Kaitlan Collins, who decided to mangle her facts on the timeline from when Trump spoke outside the White House (Wednesday afternoon) and when Republicans spoke out against what he said in the debate (Wednesday morning).
Also, take note of McEnany's masterful point about the press seeming to not grasp how synonyms work either (click "expand"):
COLLINS: So, the Proud Boys, or people who consider them to be members of this group, give voice to these misogynistic, Islamophobic, anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant views. They're a despicable group by pretty much anyone's standards. So when the President was asked about them and you say he denounced them, that's what you insist he did on the debate stage the other night, if that's the case, then why are they celebrating what the President said on the debate stage in front of millions of people?
MCENANY: Well, I don't speak for that group, so I'm not sure why you're asking me why they're saying a certain thing.
COLLINS: But I'm saying if someone denounced you, you probably wouldn't put it on a t-shirt and made badges of it, right?
MCENANY: The President did denounce them. He was asked will you tell them to stand down he said sure and went onto say —
COLLINS: He said standby, which seems like an instruction.
MCENANY: — he said stand back and then just yesterday, when he was asked, he said specifically stand down, a synonym with stand back and the President said sure when asked by the moderator whether they should stand down. So, again —
COLLINS: No, he said —
MCENANY: — another — it's really interesting. The media seems to be the only one putting the names of these groups into headlines, into media reporting. He didn't know who the Proud Boys were. The first time I heard of them was in the debate, but the media continues to put these names into circulation and give them a lot of public attention.
COLLINS: But he was given about —
MCENANY: Justin?
COLLINS: — 12 hours, more than that, since from the debate when he was asked to clarify yesterday and he didn't come out and clarify yesterday. Instead he did what you did when John asked you to unambiguously denounce these groups, you just pointed to past things that you've said. You can't — I just don't understand why you knew you were going to get these questions and you don't have a statement ready to just say we do, unambiguously, denounce these views —
MCENANY: Kaitlan —
COLLINS: — and that those are not supporters —
MCENANY: — you know what is —
COLLINS: — that we welcome.
MCENANY: — do you know why people have lost trust in the media? There was a reporter from your network yesterday — your network — in a tweet said —
COLLINS: Why are you bringing that up? I'm asking you a question. I don't even know what you're going to bring up that has nothing to do with what I'm asking you —
MCENANY: — I sat here —
COLLINS: — right now.
MCENANY: — I sat here while you lobbed your partisan attack questions, so you will allow me to give an answer. The President and someone from your network said yesterday in a tweet the President dodged a question about white supremacy. That was a tweet from a CNN reporter. The President specifically, verbatim was asked yesterday white supremacy do you denounce them, to which he responded: "I have always denounced any form of that." Those are the facts and CNN I know that truth is of no moment to your networks but those are the facts.
COLLINS: Those aren't the facts. Why are Republicans — Republicans are calling on the President to be more forceful, his own party.
In one bizarre, non-white supremacy-related section, Fox News Radio's John Decker spent just over two minutes berating McEnany over what one could call a mixup or semantics as the President claimed ballots were found in a Wisconsin river (when it was a ditch). To clear that up, here's a local news report here.
And since the room wasn't interested in what McEnany had to say, we'll provide her full closing statement in full (after a question about the Platinum Plan from OANN's Jenn Pellegrino) (click "expand"):
Again, all of that lost upon the media as they misreport, take out of context, ignore the verbatim words of this President when he denounced white supremacy yesterday, when he denounced it at the debate, when he's denounced it more than any other President in modern history. And in fact, something else lost upon the media is the absolute turning of a blind eye to Antifa, carrying the water for Democrats, the media apparently agrees with Jerry Nadler that Antifa violence is a myth. In August Senate hearings, Democrats refused to condemn Antifa. Again, no journalistic curiosity here despite that Andy Ngo, who is a victim of Antifa, said Democrats have mastered — Democrats — he should add the media too have mastered the art of making its violence appear innocuous. Their violence isn't innocuous. Antifa is not an idea. Andy Ngo can tell you that because he was beaten by a group of protesters — Antifa protestors, suffering brain bleed. Another man can tell you this who, in 2019, the victim — his name is Adam Kelly — suffered from a concussion and got 25 staples in his head but still, silence from Democrats, ignoring this group from Democrats.
And in fact, as we just saw recently, there was a Trump supporter who was killed by a 100 percent Antifa man. That is how he described himself. And again, no reporting here but I guess I did the job of the media by getting this information myself. This man, who was 100 percent Antifa, this man, in fact, had been arrested before at 2:00 a.m. on July 5 in a public protest, carrying an illegal weapon. He resisted arrest. He was taken to jail where he was merely given a citation, put back on the streets, and the very next month, this 100 percent Antifa man was lying in wait before he killed an innocent Trump supporter. Ideas do not target police officer. Ideas. burn down buildings. Ideas do not kill innocent Americans. organizations do. And Democrats should condemn the shameful group in the same manner President trump continues to condemn white supremacy.
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80 parts, and almost everyone difficult: I didn't found ghosts, but I saw the Madonna!
Wonderful. 80 parts, and almost everyone difficult: I didn't found ghosts, but I saw the Madonna!
Far from easy, glad it's complete!
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The most significant intellectual achievement of my lifetime! :) Great puzzle, thanks!
the hardest puzzle i have ever solved. in fact, thnks for extraordinarily effort.
I finally finished it!!! Super tough puzzle but worth solving!!! Very nice detail.
It looks a bit like my place. Thanks, lots of fun.
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El mejor de todos los que he hecho, y que conste que ya llevo un buen puñado.
what does my wife mean when she says to my childs "you can call this stranger daddy"? - great job, twoznia!!
Brilliant. Took ages but well worth it. Thank you.
Takes a lote The best one.
Takes a lote :) The best one.
Es muy difícil, algunos cuadros parece que no tienen solución pero pensando mucho se logra descifrarlo. ES TODO UN RETO A LA INTELIGENCIA.
A Christmas Eve miracle! I finished! 35113 nearly killed me.
I cannot believe!!!! afte along time I finish this amazing puzzle...!!!
Another amazing twoznia puzzle ... took a few months to complete, but totally worth it!
ליעקב-סוף סוף גמרתי את כולם. לא יאומן כמה זמן שזה לוקח.
finally! great puzzle, thanks twoznia!
2nd favorite multi after "Untitled". What a challenge, and only took me 18 months Thanks once again Twoznia.
2nd favorite multi after "Untitled". What a challenge, and only took me 18 months:) Thanks once again Twoznia.
Very, very good. Hard, but no guessing required.
This was the BEST puzzle I've done. I loved it, even if it took me almost 2 months! Thank you so much, twoznia!
Took me forever. I restarted a few so much that I hated them.
OMG I can't believe it took me so long! Loved it, a good challenge.
I don't even remember when I began, but I had to finish it. I really enjoyed it.
it took me more than 100 hours, but I was stubborn enough to complete this crazy thing !!!!!! One of the best I ever solved.
gerçekten zorlayıcı beyin yorucu bulmacalar!
Twoznia, Thank you very much, it took me 3 months..... GREAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent! Beautiful picture, and all (almost) parts are hard.
A wonderful puzzle. I finished just in time for Halloween.
Wow! Great difficulty and a beautiful picture that took me months to complete. Another lovely puzzle, twoznia!
Fantastic! It took me 3 months, too, to the day. Great fun!
thanks twoznia! That was great. took me 3 months, but I finished!
Excellent picture! I was a lot of fun doing it. It took me over month, but it was worth that.
why don't you count people that don't vote?
A very enjoyable puzzle - thank you Twoznia!
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Excellent picture - some parts were very difficult!!
Who were the two who voted 75%, and what puzzles do they like. Excellent!
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9 million points for the fourth one down on the left - now that's fast points.
Not yet, more than halfway there though. Can't wait to see what it will look like!
Just curious...Has anyone finished this multi yet?
Untill now i'm having very much fun with this puzzle, great job!!!!
trochę trudne-100 tys robilam 40 min!!!!!!!
Thanks, Twoznia! Don't know about fast, but I'm pretty sure it will be nice!


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Well the roadmap has been updated... while there are some planned interesting features, stil, no, salvage.... guess ill melt my reclaimer to something else.
Also, am i in any trouble for never having owned or flown in an aurora?
It still shows down for maintenance for me.
Ah they mustve just done that. It was up and running about an hour ago, all over reddit in the star citizen channel as well.
Why would you melt your reclaimer? It's such a glorius ship!
Later as in 2020 or 2021 lmao!!
Well i love it because the inside looks very much like the Nostromo, and Alien is my fav flick. But its completely unusable atm. Cant even do cargo runs with it, bugged to oblivion.
The NEW new roadmap update is nice nice nice.
What is an A-ur-ora? some kind of hand soap?
Fodder for my warden . on a side note, looking forward to the warden rework, hopefully itll get a needed buff.
Well, its still early in the game development. But I can understand wanting a ship you can use right now.


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TABLE OF REGISTRATION FEES- Maharashtra
Government Circular dt. 21st April, 2018 – Registration of Partition Deed of HUF Property- [English Translation]
Appointment of Competent Authorities under the MOF Act, 1963-Notification
(BOMBAY ACT NO. LXII OF 1947)
[29th January 1948]
Adapted and modified by the Adaptation of Law Order, 1950.
Amended by Born. 31 of 1951.
Amended by Born 69 of 1953
Adapted and modified by the Bombay Adaptation of Laws (State and Concurrent Subjects) Order, 1956.
Amended by Born 8 of 1958
Adapted and modified by the Maharashtra Adaptation of Laws (State and
Concurrent Subjects) Order, 1960.
Amended by Mah. 31 of 1964.
An Act to provide for the prevention of fragmentation of agricultural holdings and for their consolidation.
WHEREAS it is expedient to prevent the fragmentation of agricultural holdings and to provide for the consolidation of agricultural holdings for the purpose of the better cultivation thereof; It is hereby enacted as follows:
Short title, extent and commencement, –
(1) This Act may be called the Maharashtra Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947.
(2) It extends to the whole of the State of Maharashtra.
(3) It shall come into force in such areas and on such date as the state Government may by notification in the Official Gazette direct.
Definitions –
In this Act, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context,–
(1) agricultural year" means the year commencing on the first day of April;
(2) "consolidation of holdings" means the amalgamation and where necessary the redistribution of holdings or portions of holdings in any village, mahal or taluka or any part thereof so as to reduce the number of plots in holdings;
(3) "Consolidation Officer" means an officer appointed as such under section 15 by the State Government and includes any person authorised by the State Government to perform all or any of the functions of the Consolidation Officer under this Act;
(3-a) "Co-operative Society" means a co-operative society registered or deemed to be registered under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 (Mah. XXIV of 1961).
(4) "Fragment" means a plot of land of less extent than the appropriate standard area determined under this Act:
Provided that no plot of land shall be deemed to be a fragment by reason of any diminution in its area by diluvion.
(5) "land" means agricultural land whether alienated or unalienated;
(6) local area means any area notified as such in the Official Gazette under section 3;
(7) [****deleted by Bom. 61 of 1958, s. 3(2)(b)*****]
(8) "owner" means in the case of unalienated land the occupant or tenure holder and when such land has been mortgaged, owner means the mortgagor; in the case of alienated land owner means the superior holder:
Provided that in the Hyderabad area of the State of Maharashtra, "owner" means a person who has permanent and heritable right of possession of land, and when unalienated land has been mortgaged, owner means the mortgagor;
(9) "prescribed" means prescribed by rules made under this Act;
(9a) "relevant Code" means—
(a) in the Bombay area of the State of Maharashtra, the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879 (Bom. V of 1879);
(b) in the Vidarbha region of the State of Maharashtra, the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954 (M.P. II of 1955); and
(c) in the Hyderabad area of the State of Maharashtra, the Hyderabad Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli (Hyd. Act VIII of 1317F);
(9b) "relevant tenancy law" means—
(a) in the Bombay area of the State of Maharashtra, the Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948 (Bom. LXVII of 1948);
(b) in the Hyderabad area of the State of Maharashtra, the Hyderabad Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1950 (Hyd. Act XXI of 1950);
(c) in the Vidarbha region of the State of Maharashtra, the Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands (Vidarbha Region) Act, 1953 (Bom. XCIX of 1958).
(9c) "Settlement Commissioner' includes a Commissioner of Survey Settlement;
(10) "standard area in respect of any class of land means the area which the State Government may from time to time determine under section 5 as the minimum area necessary for profitable cultivation in any particular focal area, and includes a standard area revised under the said section;
(10a) "village committee" means a village committee constituted under Section 34 A;
(11) Words and expressions used in this Act, but not defined have the meaning assigned to them in the relevant Code.
Determination of Local and Standard Areas and Treatment of Fragments
Determination of local areas,-
The State Government may, after such inquiry as it deems fit, by notification in the Official Gazette, specify a village, mahal or taluka or tahsil or any part thereof as a local area for the purposes of this Act.
Settlement of standard areas,-
(1) The State Government may, after such inquiry as it deems fit and after consultation with the District Advisory Committee or any other body, appointed by it, provisionally settle for any class of land in any local area the minimum area that can be cultivated profitably as a separate plot.
(2) The State Government shall by notification in the Official Gazette, and in such other manner as may be prescribed publish the minimum areas provisionally settled by it under sub-section (1) and invite objections thereto.
Determination and revision of standard areas,-
(1) The State Government shall, after considering the objections, if any, received within three months of the date of publication of the notification under sub-section (2) of section in the village concerned and making such further inquiry as it may deem fit, determine the standard area for each class of land in such local area.
(2) The State Government may, at any time, if it deems it expedient so to do, revise a standard area determined under sub-section (1). Such revision shall be made in the manner laid down in section 4 and sub-section (1).
(3) The State Government shall, by notification in the Official Gazette, and in such other manner as may be prescribed, give public notice of any standard area determined under sub-section (1) or revised under sub-section (2).
Entry in the Record of Rights,-
(1) On notification of a standard area under sub-section (3) of section 5 for a local area all fragments in the local area shall be entered as such in the Record of Rights or where there is no Record of Rights in such village record as the State Government may prescribe.
(2) Notice of every entry made under sub-section (1) shall be given in the manner prescribed for the giving of notice in the Hyderabad area of the State, under the Hyderabad Record of Rights in Land Regulation, 1358 Fasli and elsewhere, under the relevant Code, or an entry in the register of mutations.
Transfer and lease of fragments,-
(1) No person shall transfer any fragment in respect of which a notice has been given under sub-section (2) of section 6 except to the owner of a contiguous survey number or recognised sub-division of a survey number:
Provided that the holder of such fragment may mortgage or transfer it to the State Government or a land mortgage bank or any other co-operative society as security for any loan advanced to him by the State Government or such bank or society, as the case may be.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force or in any instrument or agreement no such fragment shall be leased to any person other than a person cultivating any land which is contiguous to the fragment.
Fragmentation prohibited,-
No land in any local area shall be transferred or partitioned so as to create a fragment.
8AA. Restriction on partition of land.-
(1) Where, by transfer, decree, succession or otherwise, two or more persons are entitled to shares in an undivided agricultural land in any local area for which standard areas have been fixed, and the land has to be partitioned among them, such partition shall be effected so as not to create a fragment.
(2) Where such partition is made by the Court or the Collector, the following procedure shall be adopted:—
(a) If, in effecting a partition among several co-sharers, it is found that a co-sharer is entitled to a specific share in the land and cannot be given that share without creating a fragment, he shall be compensated in money for that share. The amount of compensation shall be determined so far as practicable in accordance with the provisions of section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (I of 1894).
(b) If, in effecting a partition, it is found that there is not enough land to provide for the shares of all the co-sharers in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (1), the co-sharers may agree among themselves as to the particular co-sharer or co-sharers who should get the share of land and which of them should be compensated in money. In the absence of any such agreement, the co-sharers to whom a share of land can be provided and those to whom money compensation should be given shall be chosen by lot in the manner prescribed.
(c) The compensation shall be payable by each co-sharer in proportion to the excess value of land he gets over the share of land legally due to him, and such co-sharer shall deposit the proportionate amount of compensation in the manner prescribed before taking possession of the share allotted to him. On his failure to do so, his share shall be allotted to any other co-sharer to whom land has not been previously allotted and who is chosen in the manner provided in clause (b) subject to the payment of similar compensation to the co-sharers not getting shares of and.
(d) If none of the co-sharers to whom land has been allotted under clause (c) pays the compensation and takes the share, the share shall he sold in auction to the highest bidder, and the purchase money shall be paid to the co-sharers not getting land in proportion to their respective shares.
(e) Where the parties agree upon any other method of partition which will not result in the creation of a fragment, that method shall be followed in effecting partition.
(3) Where a partition is effected in execution of a decree all questions relating to the partition of the land and apportionment of compensation shall be decided by the Court executing the decree or by the Collector effecting the partition, as the case may be, in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2)
8A. Sections 7, 8 and 8AA not to apply to transfer for public purpose,-
Nothing in sections 7, 8 and 8AA shall apply to a transfer of any land for such public purpose as may be specified in this behalf by the State Government by notification in the Official Gazette.
Penalty for transfer or partition contrary to provisions of Act.-
(1) The transfer or partition of any land contrary to the provisions of this Act shall be void.
(2) The owner of any land so transferred or partitioned shall be liable to pay such fine not exceeding Rs.250 as the Collector may, subject to the general Orders of the State Government, direct. Such fine shall be recoverable as an arrear of land revenue.
(3) Any person unauthorisedly occupying, or wrongfully in possession of, any land, the transfer or partition of which either by the act of parties or by the operation of law, is void under the provisions of this Act, may be summarily evicted by the Collector.
Transfer of fragment to Government,-
(1) Any owner of a fragment may transfer it the State Government on payment by the State Government of such compensation to persons possessing interest therein as the Collector may determine and thereupon the fragment shall vest absolutely in the State Government free from all encumbrances but no such fragment shall be transferred to the State Government unless it is first offered to the owner of a contiguous survey number or recognised sub-division of a survey number on payment of the compensation determined by the Collector as aforesaid and such owner has refused to purchase the fragment on payment of such compensation. (2) Any such fragment maybe disposed of in accordance with the provisions of section 117 B of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879* (Bom. V of 1879) or section 158 of the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954* (M.P. Act II of 1955) or as the case may be, may be disposed of as unoccupied land under the provisions of the Hyderabad Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli (Hyd. Act VIII of 1317 F).
* These Codes and Acts were repealed by the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, 1966, see section 336 of Mah. 41 of 1966.
[Partition of estate assessed to payment to revenue of Government or separation of share thereof] [***Deleted by Bom. LXI of 1958, s 3(10)***]
Determination of compensation for purposes of section 10,-
In determining the compensation for the purposes of section 10 the Collector shall have regard to the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894.
Amendment of sections 117 A and 117 B of Bom. V of 1879,-
(1) In sections 117 A and 117 B of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879 the following shall be inserted at the commencement of the said sections, namely-
"Subject to the provisions of the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holding Act, 1947 (Bom. LXII of 1947)"
(2) In the Hyderabad Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli*, in section 76, after the words "Taluqdar may" and in sub-section (2) of section 89 B, after the words assessment of plot number shall" the words and figures "subject to the provisions of the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947 (Bom. LXII of 1947)" shall be inserted.
(3) In the Madhya Pradesh Land, Revenue Code, 1954* (M.P. Act II of 1955), the following shall be inserted at the commencement of sub-section (1) of section 67, sub-section (1) of section 140, and section 158, namely:-
"Subject to the provisions of the, Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1947 (Bom. LXII of 1947)".
Fragment not be sold at Court sale or created by such sale,-Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, no fragmenting in respect of which a notice has been given under sub-section (2) of section 6, shall be sold at any sale held under the order of any Court except to the owner of a contiguous survey number or recognized sub-division of a survey number and no land shall be sold at such sale so as to leave a fragment.
Procedure for Consolidation
Government may of its own accord or on application declare its intention to make scheme for consolidation of holdings.—
With the object of consolidating holdings in any village, mahal, taluka or tahsil or any part thereof for the purpose of better cultivation of lands therein, the State Government may of its own motion or on an application made in that behalf declare by a notification in the Official Gazette and by publication in the prescribed manner in the village or villages concerned its intention to make a scheme for the consolidation of holdings in such village or villages or part thereof as may be specified. On such publication in the village concerned the State Government may appoint a Consolidation Officer who shall proceed to prepare a scheme for the consolidation of holdings in such village or villages or part thereof, as the case may be in the manner hereinafter provided.
15A. Preparation of scheme and principles to be followed in its preparation,-
(1) The Consolidation Officer shall, alter giving due notice to the land owners concerned and the village committee, visit each of the concerned villages, and shall, in consultation with the village committee, proceed to prepare a scheme for the consolidation of holdings which shall include such statements, records and maps as may be prescribed.
(2) In preparing the scheme, the Consolidation Officer shall have regard to the procedure which the State Government may from time to time prescribe in regard to the number of blocks in which the village lands are to be grouped, the manner of allotting new plots to each owner, the recommendations of the village committee and such other matters as may be prescribed.
Scheme to provide for compensation,-
(1) The scheme prepared by the Consolidation Officer shall provide for the payment of compensation to any owner who is allotted a holding of less market value than that of his original holding and for the recovery of compensation from any owner who is allotted a holding of greater market value than that of his original holding.
(2) The amount of compensation shall be determined, so far as practicable, in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (I of 1894).
Amalgamation of public roads etc. within scheme for consolidation of holdings,-
(1) Whenever in preparing a scheme for the consolidation of holdings, it appears to the Consolidation Officer that it is necessary to amalgamate any road, street, lane or path with any holding in the scheme he shall make a declaration to that effect stating in such declaration that it is proposed that the rights of the public as well as of all individuals in or over the said read, street, lane or path shall be extinguished or, as the case may be, transferred to a new road, street, lane or path laid out in the scheme of consolidation.
(2) The declaration in sub-section (1) shall be published in the village concerned in the prescribed manner along with the draft scheme referred to in section 19.
(3) Any member of the public or any person having any interest or rights, in addition to the right of public highway, in or over the said road, street, lane or path or having any other interest or right which is likely to be adversely affected by the proposal way, within thirty days after the publication of the declaration under sub-section (1) state to the Consolidation Officer in writing his objection to the proposal, the nature of such interest or right and the manner in which it is likely to be adversely affected and the amount and the particulars of his claim to compensation for such interest or right:
Provided that no claim for compensation on account of the extinction or diminution of the right of public highway over such road, street, lane or path shall be entertained.
(4) The Consolidation Officer, shall, after considering the objections, if any made to the proposal, submit it with such amendments, if any, as he may consider necessary, to the Settlement Commissioner, together with the objections received, his recommendations thereon and a statement of the amounts of compensation, if any, which in his opinion are payable, and of the persons by whom and the persons to whom such compensation is payable. The decision of the Settlement Commissioner on the proposal and regarding the amount of compensation and the persons by whom such compensation, if any, is payable, shall, subject to any modification made by the State Government, be final.
Land reserved for public purpose,-
Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, it shall be lawful for the Consolidation Officer, in consultation with the village committee,-
(a) to direct that any land specifically assigned for any public purpose shall cease to be so assigned and to assign any other land in its place;
(b) if in any area under consolidation no land is reserved for any public purpose including extension of the village sites, or if the land so reserved is inadequate, to assign other land for such requirements and for that purpose to effect a proportionate cut in all the holdings of the village. (2) Where a proportionate cut in all the holdings of a village has been effected under sub-section (1), the State Government shall pay to every person affected thereby compensation in respect of the land covered by such cut at the market value of the land at the date of the publication of the notification under section 15.
(3) Save as provided in sub section (1), the amount of such compensation shall be determined by the Consolidation Officer, so far as practicable in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (1) section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (I of 1894).
Publication of draft scheme and of amended draft schemes,-
(1) When a scheme of consolidation is ready for publication, the Consolidation Officer shall publish a draft thereof in the prescribed manner in the village or villages concerned. Any person likely to be affected by such scheme, may, within thirty days of the date of such publication, communicate in writing to the Consolidation Officer any objections relating to the draft scheme.
(2) If any objections are received and after considering them, the Consolidation Officer considers it necessary to amend the draft scheme, he shall amend the draft scheme and publish the amended draft scheme as provided in sub-section (1). Any person likely to be affected by such amended drafted scheme may, within thirty days of the date of such publishing, communicate in writing to the Consolidation Officer any objections relating to the amended draft scheme.
(3)(a) Where no objections are received to the draft scheme published under sub-section (1) or to the amended draft scheme published under sub- Section (2), such draft scheme or amended draft scheme.
(b) Where objections are received to the said draft scheme or amended draft scheme but the Consolidation Officer does not consider it necessary to amend the said draft scheme or amended draft scheme, such draft scheme or amended draft scheme, together with objections and his remarks thereon.
(c) Where objections are received to the said amended draft scheme and after considering the objections, the Consolidation Officer considers it necessary to amend further the amended draft scheme, such amended draft scheme as further amended together with the objections and his remarks thereon, shall be forwarded by the Consolidation Officer to the Settlement Commissioner for confirmation.
Confirmation of draft scheme or amended draft scheme.-
(1) If on receipt of a draft scheme or an amended draft scheme under subsection (3) of section 19, the Settlement Commissioner, after considering the objections, if any, and the remarks of the Consolidation Officer thereon and after being otherwise satisfied about the correctness of procedure followed by the Consolidation Officer and the allotment of holdings, and compensation or about there being no clerical or arithmetical mistakes or error arising from accidental slip or omission, approves of the draft scheme, or as the case may be, amended draft scheme, he shall confirm it.
(2) If the Settlement Commissioner does not approve of the draft scheme or the amended draft scheme forwarded by the Consolidation Officer and considers it necessary to amend it, he shall further amend it and publish it as amended in the prescribed manner in the village or villages concerned. Any person likely to be affected by the draft scheme as so published may, within thirty days of the date of such publication, communicates his objections in writing to the Settlement commissioner.
(3) If no objections are received within the period specified in sub-section (2), Settlement Commissioner shall confirm the draft scheme as published under that sub-section. If any objections are received within the said period, the Settlement Commissioner shall after considering the objections confirm the draft scheme as published under sub-section (2) without any modifications therein or with such modifications therein as he may consider necessary.
Enforcement of scheme,-
(1) Upon the confirmation of any scheme under section 20, a notification stating that the scheme has been confirmed shall be published by the Settlement Commissioner in the Official Gazette, and the scheme as confirmed shall be published in the prescribed manner in the villages concerned.
(2) Within one year from the date of publication of the notification in the Official Gazette under sub–section (1), the owners from whom compensation is recoverable under the scheme shall deposit the amount of compensation in the prescribed manner.
(3) The Consolidation Officer shall, from the commencement of the agricultural year next following the date of publication of the notification in the Official Gazette under subsection (1) and in the prescribed manner, put the owners in possession of the holdings to which they are entitled under the scheme and for doing so may, in the prescribed manner, evict any person from any land which he is not entitled to occupy under the scheme.
Provided that, if two-thirds or more of the owners affected by the scheme agree to enter into possession of the holdings to which they are entitled under the scheme, the Consolidation Officer may put them in possession of such holdings from such earlier date as may be decided upon by such owners.
(4) If the Consolidation Officer is satisfied that any standing crops, trees, embankments or similar other improvements which were not taken into consideration at the time of determining the compensation payable by an owner of any holding under the scheme are found on such holding at the time of putting the owner in possession of such holding, or that any such standing crops, trees, embankments or similar other improvements which were taken into consideration at the time of determining the compensation payable by an owner of any holding have ceased to exist or are substantially damaged at the time of putting the owner in possession of such holding, he shall by order determine in the prescribed manner the additional compensation payable by the owner or, as the case may be, the reduction to be made in the compensation payable to the original owner of such holding. Where additional compensation is to be paid, it shall be deposited in the prescribed manner by the owner from whom it is recoverable, within one year from the date of the order passed by the Consolidation Officer for determining the additional compensation.
(5) If the owner from whom the compensation is recoverable fails to deposit it within the period specified in sub-section (2) or (4) or within such further period not exceeding one year as may be extended by the Consolidation Officer, it shall be recovered from him as an arrear of land revenue.
(6) If an owner refuses to accept possession of the holding to which he is entitled under the scheme, his rights in such holding may be allotted in the prescribed manner by the Consolidation Officer to any person who pays the value of the holding and in such case the value realised after deducting the expense (hereinafter called "the net value") shall he paid to the owner and any other person having an interest in the holding.
(7) If no person is forthcoming to pay the value of the holding, the State Government may recover from the owner the compensation recoverable from him under the scheme as an arrear of land revenue or the State Government may itself purchase the holding after paying the net value of the holding to the owner and any other person having interest in the holding.
Coming into force of scheme,-
As soon as the persons entitled to possession of holdings under this Act have entered into possession of the holdings respectively allotted to them, the scheme shall be deemed to have come into force.
Certain laws no bar on transfer of holdings,-
Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, the rights of owners, or other persons having interest, shall for the purpose of giving effect to any scheme of consolidation affecting them be transferable by exchange or otherwise.
Certificate of transfer,-
(1) The Consolidation Officer shall grant to every owner to whom a holding has been allotted in pursuance of a scheme of consolidation and to every person to whom a right is allotted under subsection (6) of section 21, a certificate in the prescribed form duly registered under the Indian Registration, Act, 1908 (XVI of 1908), to the effect that the holding has been transferred to him in pursuance of the scheme.
The Consolidation Officer may, thereupon, cause to be prepared a new record of rights in respect of the holdings so transferred and the record of rights so prepared shall be deemed to have been prepared in the Hyderabad area of the State, under the Hyderabad Record of Rights in Land Regulation, 1358, Fasli (Hyd. Act LVIII of 1358F), and elsewhere under the relevant Code.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force no stamp or registration fee shall be payable in respect of such certificate.
Loans to assist consolidation,-
For carrying out any of the purposes of this Act, a loan may be granted to an owner and recovered from him as a loan under the Land Improvement Loans Act, 1883 (XIX of 1883), or the Agriculturists Loans Act, 1884 (XII of 1884).
Effect of Consolidation Proceedings and of Consolidation of Holdings
Exercise by Consolidation Officer of Powers under certain Acts,-
(1) During the continuance of the consolidation proceedings the Consolidation Officer shall exercise and discharge the functions of a revenue officer under Chapter IX of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879* (Bom. V of 1879), or under Chapter X of the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954* (M.P. Act II of 1955), or as the case may be, under Chapter VIII of the Hyderabad Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli* (Hyd. Act VIII of 1317F), the Mamlatdar's Courts Act, 1906 (Bom. II of 1906), and the relevant tenancy law; and no revenue officer other than the Consolidation Officer shall take any proceedings under any of the said Acts in respect of any holding or land for which a notice under section I 5A has been given.
(2) Where in respect of any holding the Consolidation Officer proceeds to prepare a scheme under section 15,—
(a) all applications and proceedings including execution proceeding pending before any revenue officer under Chapter IX of the Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879* (Bom. V of 1879), or under Chapter X of the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954* (M.P. Act II of 1955) or as the case may be, under chapter VIII of the Hyderabad Land Revenue Act, 1317 Fasli* (Hyd. Act VIII of 1317F), the Mamlatdars Courts Act, 1906 (Bom. II of 1906), and the relevant tenancy law, in respect of any holding or land for which a notice under section 15A has been given shall be transferred to-the Consolidation Officer; and
(b) the Consolidation Officer shall, by proclamation, call upon all persons who claim to be entitled to possession under any of the said Acts, of any holding for which a notice under section 15A has been given to make within the prescribed period an application to be put in possession of such holdings; and any person who fails to do so within the prescribed period shall thereafter be debarred from making it:
Provided that nothing in this clause shall debar any person from making, after coming into force of a scheme of consolidation under section 22, any application in respect of any holding included in the scheme, if such application could lie under the provisions of any law for the time being in force.
(3) The Consolidation Officer shall submit any order passed by him under any of the said Acts to the Collector for confirmation if an application in that behalf is made to him by any party to a proceeding under this section within fifteen days from the date of the order.
Stay of certain proceedings; ban on transfer of land during continuance of consolidation proceedings.—
When a Consolidation Officer proceeds to prepare a scheme under section 15, during the continuance of the consolidation proceedings—
(a) no proceedings,—
(i) under section 153 or 155 of the Bombay Land Revenue
Code, 1879 (Bom. V of 1879);
(ia) under section 120 or section 124 of the Hyderabad Land
Revenue Act, 1337 Fasli (Hyd. Act VIII of 1317F);
(ib) under section 135 of the Madhya Pradesh Land
Revenue Code, 1954 (M.P. Act II of 1955);
(ii) for execution of any award made or deemed to be made
under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960
(Mah. XXIV of 1961);
(iii) for execution of any award made under the Bombay
Agricultural Debtor's Relief Act. 1947 (Bom. XXVII of 1947)
or under the
Hyderabad Agricultural Debtor's Relief Act, 1956 (Hyd. Act
XVI of 1956);
(iiia) for the recovery of a sum due under an agreement
registered under the Central Provinces and Berar Debt
Conciliation Act, 1933 (C.P Act II of 1933);
(iv) for execution of any decree passed by a Civil Court;
(v) for partitioning or sub-dividing in any manner,
in respect of any land for which a notice under section 15A has been given shall be commenced, and all such proceedings if commenced shall be stayed;
(b) no person shall transfer any land in respect of which a notice under section l5A has been given, except with the previous permission in writing of the Consolidation Officer. Such permission may be given in such circumstances and subject to such conditions as may be prescribed.
Rights in holdings,-
Every owner to whom a holding is allotted in pursuance of a scheme of consolidation shall save as Otherwise provided in Section 29A, have the same rights in such holding as he had in his original holding:
Provided that nothing in this section shall apply to any person to whom a holding has been allotted under the provisions of sub-section (6) of section 21.
Transfer of encumbrances, –
(1) If the holding of an owner included in scheme of consolidation which has come into force under section 22 is burdened with a mortgage, debt or other encumbrance other than a lease, such mortgage, debt or other encumbrance shall be transferred therefrom and attach itself to the holding allotted to him under the scheme or to such part of it as the Consolidation Officer may, subject to any rules made under section 37, appoint; and the mortgagee, creditor or other encumbrancer, as the case may be, shall exercise his rights accordingly.
(2) If the holding to which a mortgage, debt or other encumbrance is transferred under section (1) is of less market value than the original holding from which it is transferred the mortgagee, creditor or other encumbrancer, as the case may be, shall subject to the provisions of section 30 be entitled to the payment of such compensation by the owner of the holding, as the case may require, as the Consolidation Officer may determine.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in section 21, the Consolidation Officer shall in the prescribed manner, put any mortgagee or other encumbrancer entitled to possession into possession of the holding to which his mortgage or other encumbrance has been transferred under sub-section (1).
29A. Consolidation Officer to decide whether lease should be transferred or not,-
(1) If the holding of an owner included in a scheme of consolidation which has come into force under section 22 is burdened with a lease, the Consolidation Officer shall, by an order in writing determine whether such lease shall or shall not be transferred therefrom. A copy of the order passed by the Consolidation Officer under this sub-section shall be affixed to a place near the holding and shall also be published in the prescribed manner.
(2) If the Consolidation Officer determines that such lease shall be transferred from the original holding it shall attach itself to the holding allotted to the owner under the scheme or such part of it as the Consolidation Officer may, subject to any rules under section 37, appoint and the lessee shall exercise his rights accordingly. The provisions of sub-sections (2) and (3) of section 29 shall apply to such lease as if the lease were a mortgage or other encumbrance.
(3) If the Consolidation Officer determines that such lease shall not be transferred from the original holding it shall remain attached thereto, and the owner to whom such holding is allotted under the scheme shall hold it subject to such lease; and the provisions of the relevant tenancy law, shall so far as may be notwithstanding the change in the ownership, apply to such lease; and the rights and liabilities of such owner and the lessee shall be governed by the provisions of the said law as between the landlord and his tenant:
Provided that such owners shall not be entitled to arrears of rent due under such lease immediately before the allotment of the holding as aforesaid.
(4) An appeal against the decision of the Consolidation Officer under this section shall lie to the Settlement Commissioner within the prescribed time.
Apportionment of compensation or net value in case of dispute,—
Where there is a dispute in respect of the apportionment of—
(a) the amount of compensation determined under sub-section (2) of section 16 or subsection (4) of section 17;
(aa) the amount of compensation determined under section 18;
(b) the amount of additional compensation or reduction in compensation determined under sub-section (4), or the net value realised or payable under sub-section (6) or (7) of section 21;
(c) the total amount of compensation determined under sub-section (2) of section 29,
the Consolidation Officer shall refer the dispute to the decision of the District Court and deposit the amount of the compensation of net value as the case may be, in the Court and thereupon the provisions of sections 33, 53 and 54 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (I of 1894) shall, so far as may, apply.
Restrictions on alienation and sub-division of consolidated holdings,-
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being in force, no holding allotted under this Act, nor any part thereof shall save as otherwise provided in this section –
(a) be transferred, whether by way of sale (including sale in execution of a decree of a Civil Court or for recovery of arrears of land revenue or for sums recoverable as arrears of land revenue) or by way of gift, exchange, lease, or otherwise; or
(b) be sub-divided, whether under a decree or order of a Civil Court or any other competent authority, or otherwise, so as to create a fragment, without the previous sanction of the Collector. Such sanction shall be given by the Collector in such circumstances and subject to such conditions as may be prescribed.
(2) Nothing in sub-section (1) shall apply to any land —
(a) which is situated in any area for which—
(i) a municipal corporation is constituted under the Bombay
Municipal Corporation Act (Bom. II of 1888), Bombay
Provincial Municipal corporations Act, 1949 (Bom. LIX of
1949) or the City of Nagpur Corporation Act, 1948 (C.P. and
Berar Act II of 1950); or
(ii) a municipal council is constituted under the Maharashtra
Municipalities Act, 1965 (Mah. XL of 1965); or
(iii) a cantonment is constituted under the Cantonments Act,
1924 (II of 1924); or
(b) which is situated in a notified area for which a Special Planning Authority is constituted or appointed under section 40 of the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act, 1966 (Mah. XXXVII of 1966); or
(c) Which is situated in an area designated as a site for a new town for which a Development Authority is constituted under section 113 of the Maharashtra Regional land Town Planning Act, 1966 (Mah. XXXVII of 1966); or
(d) which is situated in any area specified by the State Government, by notification in the Official Gazette, as being reserved for non-agricultural or industrial development.
(3) Nothing in sub-section (1) shall also apply to any land which is to be transferred –
(i) to the tenant of the holding or his heir; or
(ii) to an owner of the adjoining holding who cultivates his land personally; or
(iii) to an agriculturist or agricultural labourer, in its entirety; or
(iv) to a person who is rendered landless by reason of acquisition of his land for a public purpose;
(v) to a co-operative society; or
(vi) by way of gift (whether by way of trust or otherwise) bona fide made by the owner in favour of a member of his family; or
(vii) by way of exchange, where such land is cultivated personally by the holder, for any other land allotted under this Act, which is also likewise cultivated personally by its holder:
Provided that, no such transfer shall be made so as to create a fragment.
31AA. Validation of certain transfers, partitions and sub-divisions made before 15th November 1965,–
The transfers or partitions or sub-divisions of any land in contravention of the provisions of this Act made before the 15th day of November 1965, shall, notwithstanding the provisions of section 9 or of section 31, not be deemed void merely on the ground of the contravention of any of the provisions of this Act, if the person in possession of the land at the aforesaid date by virtue of any transfers or partitions or sub-divisions or purported transfers or partitions or sub-divisions, pays to the State Government within the prescribed period a penalty equal to one per cent, of the consideration of the land transferred, partitioned or sub-divided, or Rs.100, whichever is less:
Provided that, if such transfer is made in favour of a tenant in actual possession of the land transferred or of a person in actual possession of a contiguous holding the penalty payable in respect thereof shall be one rupee.
31AB. Validation of certain transfers or sub-divisions made on or after 15th November 1965 and before commencement of Mah. XLI of 1977,–
(1) No transfer or sub-division of any land in contravention of section 31 as it stood immediately before the date of commencement of the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings (Amendment) Act, 1977 (Mah. XLI of 1977), made on or after the 15th day of November 1965 and before the date of such commencement shall be deemed to be void or ever to have become void merely on the ground that such transfer or sub-division is effected in contravention of the provisions of that section as it stood before such commencement and shall be deemed to be valid if such transfer or sub-division is in accordance with the provisions of section 31 as substituted by the said Act.
(2) For the purposes of this section, a certificate granted by the Collector, after holding such inquiry as he deems fit, that any transfer or sub-division of any land is valid under this section shall be final and conclusive evidence in that behalf. Any holder may apply to the Collector for such certificate.
31A. Correction of clerical and arithmetical mistakes in scheme,–
If after a scheme has come into force it appears to the Settlement Commissioner that the scheme is defective on account of any clerical or arithmetical mistake or error arising therein from any accidental slip or omission, and he is satisfied that the correction of such mistake or error would not vary the scheme in any material particular, he may by order in writing correct such mistake or error and publish his order in the prescribed manner.
Power to vary scheme on ground of error, irregularity, informality,–
(1) If after a scheme has come into force it appears to the Settlement Commissioner that the scheme is defective on account of an error (other than that referred to in section 31A), irregularity or informality the Settlement Commissioner shall publish a draft of such variation in the prescribed manner. The draft variation shall state every amendment proposed to be made in the scheme;
(2) Within one month of the date of publication of the draft variation any person affected thereby may communicate in writing any objection to such variation to the Settlement Commissioner.
(3) After receiving the objections under sub-section (2) the Settlement Commissioner may, after making such enquiry as he may think fit, make the variation with or without modification or may not make any variation. (3A) If the scheme is varied under sub-section (3), a notification stating that the scheme has been varied shall be published in the Official Gazette and the scheme so varied shall be published in the prescribed manner in the village or villages concerned.
(4) From the date of the notification stating that the scheme has been varied the variation shall take effect as if it were incorporated in the scheme.
Power to vary or revoke scheme, –
A scheme for the consolidation of holdings confirmed under this Act may at any time be varied or revoked by a subsequent scheme prepared, published and confirmed in accordance with this Act.
33A.Power of State Government to revoke confirmed scheme,—
(1) The State Government may at any time, by notification in the Official Gazette, revoke a scheme which has been confirmed, if no person has entered into possession of any holding allotted to him under the scheme and thereupon, the amount of compensation paid or received, if any, by any person in respect of such scheme shall be refunded within such reasonable period as may be prescribed.
(2) If any person fails to refund the amount in accordance with sub-section (1) it shall be recovered from him as an arrear of land revenue.
POWERS AND PROCEDURE OF CONSOLIDATION OFFICERS
33B. Right of entry,-
For the purpose of preparing or enforcing any scheme or otherwise, for carrying out the objects of this Act, a Consolidation Officer or any person duly authorised by him may, after giving such notice as may be prescribed, to the owner or occupier or other person interested in any land, enter upon and survey such land or erect survey marks thereon and demarcate the boundaries thereof and do all other acts necessary for such purposes.
33C. Power to summon persons to give evidence and produce documents,–
(1) The Consolidation Officer shall have power to summon any person whose attendance he considers necessary, either to be examined as a party or to give evidence as a witness, or to produce documents for the purpose of any inquiry connected with the preparation or enforcement of any scheme under this Act.
(2) All persons so summoned shall be bound,—
(a) to attend, either in person or by an authorised agent, as the Consolidation Officer may direct in the summons;
(b) to state the truth upon any subject respecting which they are examined or make statements; and
(c) to produce such documents and other things as may be required by the Consolidation Officer in connection with the inquiry.
33D. Forms of summons and mode of serving it,–
(1) Every summons shall be in writing, in duplicate, and shall state the purpose for which it is issued, and shall be signed by the Consolidation Officer issuing it, and if he has a seal, shall also bear his seal.
(2) Such summons shall be served by tendering or delivering a copy of it to the person summoned or, if he cannot be found, by affixing a copy of it to some conspicuous part of his usual residence. If his usual residence is in another district, the summons may be sent by post to the Collector of that district, who shall cause it to be served as aforesaid.
33E. Penalty for not complying with summons,–
The Consolidation Officer shall have power to impose a fine not exceeding twenty-five rupees on any person who, without sufficient cause, fails to comply with the directions given in the summons issued by him:
Provided that, no fine shall be imposed under this section unless such person was summoned to attend or produce any documents within the limits of the village in which such person ordinarily resides or holds or cultivates land.
Such fine shall be recoverable as an arrear of land revenue.
Vesting of powers of Settlement Commissioner,–
The State Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, invest the Collector within the limits of his jurisdiction, or an officer above the rank of a Consolidation Officer either generally or in respect of any specified local area, with all or any of the powers of the Settlement Commissioner under this Act.
34A. Constitution of village committees,–
(1) The village committee shall be constituted by the Consolidation Officer in the prescribed manner and it shall discharge and perform, in addition to the duties and functions imposed or assigned by this Act, such other duties and functions as may be prescribed for the purposes of this Act.
(2) Where at any time the Collector is satisfied that the village committee has refused or failed without reasonable cause or excuse to discharge the duties or perform the functions imposed or assigned by or under this Act or circumstances have so arisen that the committee has been rendered unable to discharge the duties or perform the functions aforesaid or it is otherwise expedient or necessary to do so he may by notification in the Official Gazette either reconstitute, for the purposes of this Act, the village committee in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (1), or appoint some other authority to perform the functions or discharge the duties of the village committee under this Act; and thereupon all references to the village committee under this Act shall b deemed to include references to the village committee so reconstituted or the authority so appointed as the case may be.
Power of State Government or Commissioner to call for proceedings, –
The State Government or the Commissioner in respect of such matters as the State Government may by general or special order specify in this behalf may at any time for the purpose of satisfying itself or himself as the case may be, as to the legality or propriety of any order passed by any officer under this Act call for and examine the record of any case pending before or disposed of by such officer and may pass such order in reference thereto as it or he, as the case may be thinks fit:
Provided that no order shall be varied or revised until the parties interested have been given a reasonable opportunity of showing cause against the proposed variation or revision of the order.
Appeal and revision,-
Except as provided in this Act, no appeal or revision application shall lie from any order passed under Chapter II, III or IV of this Act.
36A. Bar of jurisdiction, –
(1) No Civil Court or Mamlatdar's Court shall have jurisdiction to settle, decide or deal with any question which is by or under this Act required to be settled, decided or dealt with by the State Government or any officer or authority.
(2) No order of the State Government or any such officer or authority made under this Act shall be questioned in any Civil, Criminal or Mamlatdar's Court.
36B.Suits involving issues required to be decided under this Act,–
(1) If any suit instituted in any Civil Court or Mamlatdar's Court involves any issues which are required to be settled, decided or dealt with by any authority competent to settle, decide or deal with such issues under this Act (hereinafter referred to as the "competent authority") the Civil court or Mamlatdar's Court shall stay the suit and refer such issues to such competent authority for determination.
(2) On receipt of such reference from the Civil Court or Mamlatdar's Court, the competent authority shall deal with and decide such issues in accordance with the provisions of this Act and shall communicate its decision to the Civil Court or Mamlatdar's Court and such Court shall thereupon dispose of the suit in accordance with the procedure applicable thereto.
36C.Indemnity,-
No suit or other legal proceedings shall lie against any person in respect of anything which is in good faith done or intended to be done under this Act.
Rules, –
(1) The State Government may by notification in the Official Gazette, make rules for carrying out the purpose of this Act.
(2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power the State Government may make rules, providing for—
(a) the manner of publication under sub- section (2) of section 4;
(b) the manner of giving public notice under sub-section (3) of section 5;
(c) village records in which fragments shall be entered under sub-section (1) of section 6;
(cc) the manner of choosing by lot under clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 8AA;
(d) the manner in which the intention to make a scheme shall be published under section 15;
(dd) the statements, records and maps to be included in the scheme of consolidation and the procedure and other matters to be observed in the preparation of the scheme under section 16A;
(e) the manner of publication under sub-section (2) of section 17 of a declaration made under sub-section (1) of the said section;
(f) the manner in which a draft scheme or amended draft scheme of consolidation shall be published under section 19 in the village or villages concerned;
(ff) the manner of publication of further amended scheme under sub-section (2) of section 20;
(g) the manner of publication of scheme under sub-section (1) of section 21, on its being confirmed;
(h) the manner in which compensation recoverable from any owner shall be deposited by him under sub-section (2) or (4) of section 21;
(i) the manner in which owners may be put in possession of holdings to which they are entitled under sub-section (3) of section 21 and the manner in which persons may be evicted under that sub-section;
(ii) the manner of determining the additional compensation payable by an owner in respect of any holding allotted to him under a scheme or reduced compensation payable to the original owner of such holding, under sub-section (4) of section 21;
(j) the manner in which right of holding may be allotted under sub-section (6) of section 21;
(k) the form in which a certificate shall be granted under section 24;
(l) the period within which an application shall be made under clause (b) of subsection (2) of section 26;
(ll) the circumstances in which and conditions subject to which permission to transfer land may be given under clause (b) of section 27;
(m) the guidance of the Consolidation Officer and other officers and persons in respect of the transfer of a mortgage, debt or other encumbrance under subsection (1) of section 29;
(n) the circumstances in which and the conditions subject to which holdings may be transferred or sub-divided under sub-section (1) of section 31;
(nn) the manner of publication of an order under section 31 A;
(o) the manner of publication of a draft variation under sub-section (1) of section 32 or of a varied scheme under sub-section (3A) thereof;
(o-1) the period within which the amount of compensation shall be refunded under sub-section (1) of section 33-A;
(o-2) the notice to be given under section 33-B;
(oo) the manner in which village committees shall be Constituted, and the duties and functions to be discharged by them, under section 34A;
(p) the manner in which the area and assessment (including water rate, if any) of each reconstituted holding or part of such holding shall be determined;
(q) the manner in which corrections shall be made in the Record of Rights in accordance with a scheme of consolidation;
(r) generally, for the guidance of the Consolidation Officer and other officers and persons in all proceedings under this Act;
(s) any other matter which is to be or may be prescribed.
(3) All rules made under this section shall be subject to the condition of previous publication.
(4) Every rule made under this Act shall be laid, as soon as may be after it is made, before each House of the State Legislature while it is in session for a total period of thirty days which may be comprised in one session or in two successive sessions, and if, before the expiry of the session in which it is so laid or the session immediately following, both Houses agree in making any modification in the rule or both Houses agree that the rule should not be made, the rule shall, from the date of publication of a notification in the Official Gazette, of such decision, have effect only in such modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be; so however that any such modification or annulment shall be without prejudice to the validity of anything previously done or omitted to be done under that rule.
Repeals and savings,-
On the commencement of this Act in that part of the State of Bombay to which it is extended by the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings (Extension and Amendment) Act, 1958 (Bom. LXI of 1958), the following provisions shall be repealed, namely:
(i) the Hyderabad Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings Act, 1956 (Hyd. Act XL of 1956) ;
(ii) Chapter 11 of the Saurashtra Fragmentation and Regulation of Holdings Act, 1954 (Sau. Act XII of 1954);
(iii) Chapter XVI of the Madhya Pradesh Land Revenue Code, 1954 (M.P. Act II of 1955):
Provided that such repeal shall not affect,-
(a) the previous operation of any law so repealed, or anything duly done or suffered thereunder; or
(b) any right, privilege, obligation or liability acquired, accrued or incurred under any law so repealed; or
(c) any penalty incurred in respect of anything done against any law so repealed;
and any investigation, proceedings or remedy in respect of any such right, privilege, obligation, liability or penalty as aforesaid may be instituted, continued or enforced, and any such penalty may be imposed as if the Bombay Prevention of Fragmentation and Consolidation of Holdings (Extension and Amendment) Act, 1958 (LXI of 1958), had not been passed:
Provided further that subject to the preceding proviso anything done or any action taken (including any appointment or delegation made, notification, order, or notices issued, rule, regulation or form framed, scheme framed or confirmed, standard areas laid down, fixed or revised, transfer, or lease of fragment, valuation thereof, partition of an undivided estate, or entry in the record of rights made, amount of compensation determined, certificate granted, consolidated holdings duly transferred, alienated or sub-divided) under any such repealed law shall be deemed to have been done or taken under the corresponding provision of this Act, and shall continue to be in force accordingly, unless and until superseded by anything done or any action taken under this Act.
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Buyani Primary School Principal Shot Dead in Suspected Hit
By Oliver Ngwenya 18-Jun-2021 18:28 UTC+02:00
Gauteng MEC Panyaza Lesufi (right) at Buyani Primary School, where the Principal was shot dead. Photo: News24
The principal of Buyani Primary School in Freetown just north of Orange Farm in the south of Johannesburg city died on Friday morning in a hail of bullets as he drove into the school premises. This was confirmed by the Gauteng Education Department, who said that some officials from the department had been dispatched to the school in the morning to ascertain what had exactly transpired.
Writing on Twitter, the MEC for education in Gauteng, Panyaza Lesufi said, "just got information that a Finetown Primary School principal was shot dead inside the school premises moments ago. We are on our way to the school." The message had been written at 8:28 am on Friday. Lesufi further called on law enforcement agents to work around the clock to ensure that the person responsible would be made to face the consequences of what they had done.
Ray Makhubele, the police spokesman said they had received the call about the shooting of the principal at 7:00 am on Friday and he went further to confirm that the principal had been shot several times while he was still in the car as he drove into the school premises. Makhubele further confirmed that a docket of murder had been opened and that the psycho-social unit of the police would be visiting the school to offer support to the teachers, educators, and pupils that had been affected by the incident.
Speaking at a later stage, the Gauteng education MEC, Panyaza Lesufi said that it appeared that the killing of the Buyani Primary School principal was a hit. "From the video footage it was quite clear that this was a hit, that someone was assigned to do what they have done," said the MEC. He added that a couple of months previously, he had received an email from a group that calls itself "concerned people" who had raised concerns about the qualifications of the principal, how things were done at the school, and some other issues. He added that he had felt that the issues had been dealt with until they received the sad news of Friday morning. He reiterated his earlier call for the police to work diligently to ensure that the perpetrators of this heinous act be brought to book. "I had a brief discussion with the police and I appreciate their thoroughness to investigate this matter and their commitment to hunting down the killer or the person who hired the killer so that we don't have these kinds of things happening in our schools," he added.