RAJASTHAN COLONISATION (BHAKRA PROJECT GOVERNMENT LAND ALLOTMENT AND SALE) RULES, 1955

2 · [(ii-A) "Beneficiary of the Integrated Rural Development Programme" means a person who has been identified as being below the subsistence level and included in the Integrated Rural Development Programme and certified as such by the Collector or his authorised representative.]

3 · [(iii) "Colony Tehsildar" means an officer appointed as Tehsildar in the colonization department or Revenue Tehsildar where colonisation work is not operated.] 4 [(iii-A) "Colony Naib-Tehsildar" means an Officer appointed as Naib-Tehsildar in the colonization department or Revenue Naib-Tehsildar where colonisation work is not operated.]

5 · [(iv-A) 6 ["Dy. Colonisation Commissioner"] means an officer appointed as such in the colonisation department.

5 · [(v-B)] "Integrated Rural Development Programme" means a programme undertaken by the State Government to identify the poorest persons subsisting below the poverty line, as well as the subsistence level, and residing in the rural areas, and to provide productive assets and benefits for their economic upliftment.]

6 · [Provided that a released Sagri as certified by the Sub-Divisional Officer will be treated as landless tenant of that village;]

7 · [Provided further that the following categories of persons shall not be deemed to be landless tenants, namely :-

4 · [PART-A ALLOTMENT

3 · Terms of Allotment. -(1) All allotments of government lands under these Rules shall be on permanent basis with a right of ultimate conferment of Khatedari rights and unless otherwise stated, all allotment so made shall be subject to the terms and conditions prescribed under the concerned statements of conditions issued from time to time under section 7 of the Act for different classes of allotment or tenants.

5 · [(1-A) In case where allotment of land is made to a married agriculturist, the allotment shall be made in the Joint name of husband and wife and the allottees, in such case shall be deemed to be joint allottees.]

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.20(9) Col./98, dt. 8.1.2003.

2 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

3 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.7(208) Irg./59, dt. 17.8.1961.

4 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.I/54, dt. 5.10.1957.

5 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 11.09.2002.

1 · [Provided that government may delegate the powers of allotment in any case or a class of cases under this rule to the Colonisation Commissioner or the Collector or to any other prescribed authority, subject to such terms and conditions as may be prescribed in this behalf.]

2 · [(3) the land belonging to a member of scheduled caste or scheduled tribe which vests in the State Government under sections 175 and 176 of the Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955 and under sections 13 and 14 of the Rajasthan Colonisation Act, 1954, shall be allotted only to a member of a scheduled caste or scheduled tribe respectively, in accordance with the provisions of these rules.]

4 · Cancellation of old leases. -With effect from the date of commencement of these rules all undermentioned classes of leases of government land in the project area given before the said commencement shall be deemed to have been terminated and all lands leased out thereunder shall revert to the government with effect from 15 th June, 1955:-

5 · Procedure for Allotment. -The allotting authority may, from time to time, fix such time and dates as it may deem-proper during which it shall take up allotment of government lands situated in the area or reserved for any specific purpose or class of persons or tenants and such dates may be different for different areas or different purposes or different classes of persons or tenants.

6 · 3 [Public Notice by Allotting Authority].- The allotting authority shall give public notice of the dates fixed by it under rule 5 In the following manner:-

1 · Added by Notfn. No. F.18(3) Rev/Col/77, dt. 7.2.1981.

2 · Added by Notfn. No. F.4(13) Rev./Col./83/ii, dt. 25.11.1983.

3 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6) Rev./Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

1 · Added by Notfn. No. F. 22(6) Rev/Col./65, dt. 31.10.1967.

2 · Numbered by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 11.09.2002.

3 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.7(142) Irg./61, dt. 13.11.1964.

4 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

5 · Added by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 11.09.2002.

6 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 31.5.1958.

7 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.7(142) Irg./61, dt. 13.11.1964.

8 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 31.05.1958.

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 31.05.1958.

2 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

3 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

4 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

10 · 1 [Status of Joint Family.]- A joint family shall for the purposes of existing holdings and of allotment of land under these rules shall be deemed to be one person and dealt with accordingly, 2 [and all lands held jointly or severally by various members of the joint family under different Khatas of the same or different classes of tenures shall be deemed to be held by the whole family jointly]. 3 [10-A. 4 [Status of Co-partner.]- When a Khata is held jointly by two or more persons, for purposes of computing areas held by each co-partner or areas to the allotment of which each of them is eligible, such co-partner shall be deemed to be in possession of such area of the joint Khata only as falls to his share.] 11. 5 [Computation of areas.- Where both commanded and uncommanded or Barani lands are held by or allotted to the same person, one bigha of commanded land shall for the purpose of determining the area so held or allotted, be deemed to be equivalent to three bighas of uncommanded or Barani land. 6[Barani lands held outside the project area shall be taken into consideration while computing areas held by a person but no commanded land lying within the project area shall be exchanged or be allotted in exchange, for such Barani lands held outside the project area.] 12. 7 [Principles to be followed in making allotment].- While allotting government lands as far as possible small blocks of lands scattered over the village will be first disposed of either to their present temporary cultivation lease holders of the same or adjoining villages or to other landless tenants and after these smaller blocks are disposed of allotment of lands of larger blocks will be next taken up in continuity from one end of each block of government land so that compact blocks of allotted and unallotted lands may be maintained and creation of pockets of allotted lands within blocks of unallotted lands and vice versa are, as far as possible avoided. 13. Persons eligible to allotment of government lands.(1) Except in cases where any reservation has been made of government land or lands for any specific purpose or for allotment to any particular class of persons or tenants and provided that the allottee is not otherwise disqualified under these rules for an allotment, in making allotment of government lands preference shall be given to a person already cultivating government lands personally under a temporary cultivation lease over a landless tenant.

1 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6)Rev./Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./A/54, dt. 04.09.1957.

3 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./A/54, dt. 04.09.1957.

4 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6)Rev./Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

5 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6)Rev./Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

6 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./A/54, dt. 04.09.1957.

7 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6)Rev./Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

1 · [GROUP-A Residing inside the Project Area

2 · [(a) Landless persons of the village, Tehsil or the district respectively, identified as a beneficiaries of the Integrated Rural Development Programme.] 3 [(aa)] Inhabitants of the village living therein since before 1947. (b) Inhabitants who settled permanently in the village in and after 1947 4 [but before 31 st December, 1952]. (c) Inhabitants of the adjoining villages living therein since before 1947. (d) Inhabitants of the adjoining villages who settled permanently in the said villages in and after 1947, 5 [but before 31 st December, 1952]. (e) Inhabitants of other villages in the Tehsil living therein since before 1947. (f) Inhabitants of other villages in the Tehsil who settled therin permanently in or after 1947, 6 [but before 31 st December, 1952]. (g) Inhabitants of other Tehsils of the Bhakra Project area living therein since before 1947. (h) Inhabitants of the other Tehsil of the said Project area who settled therein

1 · [(d) Inhabitants of Villages the area whereof is commanded by Gang Irrigation System, 2 [living therein since before 31 st December, 1952].

3 · [Provided that a landless tenant who does not hold any tenure land anywhere in Rajasthan or such land as he holds is less than 21/2 acres of irrigated land or 5 acres of un -irrigated land shall be given preference within the category specified in sub-rule (2) which appertains to him.]

4 · [13-A Regularisation of certain cases of trespassers.- (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules and subject to the specific or general directions of the government allotting authority may, 5 [XXXX], instead of ejecting trespasser from the land occupied by him, allow him to retain possession of the whole, or part of such land subject to the extent of the ceiling area applicable to the allottee under the Rajasthan Imposition of Ceiling on Agricultural Holdings Act, 1973 (Rajasthan Act 11 of 1973) :

1 · [Provided that such trespasser has been in possession over the trespassed land for minimum five years during preceding seven years from 01.01.2000 and still in continuous possession from 01.01.2000.]

2 · [(8) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, the Agriculture Co-operative Society to whom land was allotted and the said society provided part of that land to its member for cultivation and the said land has been resumed under the Rajasthan (Allotment of Land to Cooperative Societies) Rules, 1959 or voluntarily surrendered by such member or his successor who got gairkhatedari or khatedari rights in violation of sub-rule (7) of Rule 5 of the said Rules of 1959, if such member, was member of such co-operative Society on or before the date of commencement of these amendment rules and same is verified by the concerned registering authority and such member or his successor is bona fide agriculturist and continuously cultivating the said land personally, the allotting

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 11.01.2008.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./2007, dt. 04.08.2008.

2 · [XXXX]

3 · [(i) A person who resides outside Rajasthan and has no agricultural land of his own in Rajasthan but who comes to Rajasthan from season to season simply for purposes of temporary cultivation of government land or as sub-tenant of occupied land and then goes back to his own place of permanent residence.

6 · [XXXX]

1 · [15. 2 [Allotments to landless displaced persons]. – Displaced person who are landless tenants, whether residing in the project area or at any other place in Rajasthan, if eligible for allotment of lands under this rule should as far as possible be allotted evacuee lands available in the project area. Where such lands are not available, such displaced persons may, on production of a certificate of non -availability of evacuee lands duly issued by tile. Settlement Officer (Evacuee Property) Sri Ganganagar be allotted lands out of government lands in accordance with the order of priorities laid down in rule 13.]

3 · [16. Extent of allotment.- All government lands in the project area whether unoccupied or resumed under rule 4, shall be allotted to the following different classes of tenants in the scales shown against them :-

6 · [(ii) Those cultivating government lands since after 31 st December, 1947.

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

2 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.II/54, dt. 29.11.1957.

3 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./55, dt. 25.5.1956.

4 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 08.12.1956.

5 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 08.12.1956.

6 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.20(9) Col./98, dt. 27.09.2001.

50 · Bighas (two Murrabas) of the joint family consists of 4[adult male members] not exceeding five who have attained the age of 18 years and if the joint family consists of more than five 5[adult male members] an additional area of 15 Bighas per head may be allotted to the tenant for each of the additio -nal adult male member of the family, who has attained the age of 18 years.

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 31.05.1958.

1 · [(iii) When the allotment is made to the father of the joint family as a manager, the copartners who separated after allotment but before 31 st December,1952 and have been cultivating the lease land severally since partition are eligible to allotment of land according to the following scale :

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./B/54, dt. 04.04.1958.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev.II/54, dt. 29.11.1957.

3 · Deleted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./B/54, dt. 04.04.1958.

4 · Added by Notfn. No. F.4(19)Rev./Col./76, dt. 27.08.1976.

5 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev.II/54, dt. 29.11.1957.

6 · Deleted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev./B/54, dt. 04.04.1958.

6 · [15 Bighas].

7 · [16-A 8 [Exemption].- (1) 9 [Subject to the provisions of rule 14 10 [(ii)] no person shall be allotted any land under rule 16 out of the government lands held by him under a temporary cultivation lease if he has not been cultivating the lease land personally :]

1 · [Provided that if a temporary tenant could not secure physical possession in time of the land temporarily allotted to him before the 31 st December, 1952, by a competent authority owing to any legal proceedings, obstruction or trespass by other persons or any other reason beyond his control but has subsequently obtained possession under the terms of the said allotment and since then has been cultivating it personally, shall be deemed to be cultivating the said land personally for the period of such dispossession.] (2) No government land shall be allotted to any tenant or a family under rule 16 in excess of the government land actually held by him under a temporary cultivation lease on 15 th June, 1955: Provided that no temporary 2 [or tenure] tenant to whom land is allotted under sub-rules (1) and (2), or rule 16 shall be allotted less than 3 [15] Bigha 4 [XXXX] if government land is available for the purpose in the village. (3) Where any tenant to whom government land is to be allotted under rule 16 also holds any tenure or sub-tenancy land, no government land shall be allotted to him under the rule 16 unless he agrees to consolidate them both in one block. This rule may, however, be relaxed if either, for purpose of such consolidation, no government land is available in the vicinity of the tenure or sub -tenancy land held by the tenant or if the land available is, in the opinion of the colony Tehsildar, of a much inferior quality than the land which he may have to vacate for the purpose. 5 [16-B. 6 [Allotment of land on the death of a tenant who held a temporary cultivation lease].- (1) Where the tenant to whom a temporary cultivation lease was granted has died but his widow or daughters or male lineal descendants are in continuous possession thereof and have been cultivating it ever since the death of the said original tenant without getting the lease regranted in their favour, such widow or daughter or male lineal descendants of the deceased tenant shall be deemed to be temporarily cultivation lease holders of the land and allotment thereof shall be made in their favour in accordance with the provisions of rule 16. (2) When the allotment was made to one of the brothers living jointly at the time of allotment as Mukhia of the joint family and he dies issue less, the brothers of the deceased allottee who have been in continuous possession and been cultivating the land since the death of deceased allottee without getting the lease regranted in their favour shall be deemed to be the temporary cultivation lease-holders of the land and allotment thereof shall be made in their favour in accordance with the provisions of rule 16.]

1 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev./A/54, dt. 04.09.1957.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 08.12.1956.

3 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 08.12.1956.

4 · Deleted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.B./54, dt. 31.05.1958.

5 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77)Rev.II/54, dt. 29.11.1957 .

6 · Added by Notfn. No. F.22(6) Rev/Col./65, dt. 21.10.1967.

16 · -C. 1 [Partition and alienations effected after 31-12-1951].All partitions and alienations (including sales, gifts and grants of sub-tenancy in a manner as would create a tenure right in favour of the sub -tenant) affected after 31 st December, 1952, and which tend to reduce the area of any tenure Khata, shall not be taken into consideration for purposes of rules 14 and 16 while computing the areas of tenure lands held by a temporary cultivation tenant or for determining his eligibility for allotment of government lands held under a temporary cultivation lease computed as if no such alienations or partitions had taken place at all.]

17 · Fixation of prices.2 [(1)] The State Government shall fix scales of prices which may be charged for government lands allotted under these rules and such scales may be different for different areas or different kinds of lands.

3 · [(2) Such price shall be payable in 15 yearly instalments if the land is single cropped and thirty half yearly instalments if the land is double cropped, and the first of such instalments, shall be payable before possession of the allotted land is handed over to the allottee :]

4 · [Provided that where the allottee fails to deposit the Installments of price of land, no action for cancellation of allotment of land shall be taken by the allotting authority if the allottee deposit the remaining unpaid price of land without any interest as lump-sum upto 31.12.2013 :

5 · [(3) If at any time after allotment, any government land allotted as un-command land becomes command land, then for the first 25 bighas of command land under his allotment, the allottee shall pay to the State Government the prevalent reserve price of command land, less the price which he has already paid in terms of un-command land. Thereafter for the remaining command land, if any, he shall pay the prevalent market price, less the price which he has already paid in respect thereof.]

6 · [(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, the price of land for persons to whom land was allotted under the Rajasthan Land Revenue (Allotment of Land for Agricultural Purposes) Rules, 1970, prior to declaration of colony area, shall be 10% of the price fixed under, sub -rule (1) in case of members of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and Below Poverty Line families and 20% of the price fixed under sub-rule (1) in case of others. The price so fixed shall be payable in one instalment.]

1 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.4(24)Col./99, dt. 14.03.2001.

2 · Re -numbered by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Rev/Col./81, dt. 8.11.1982.

3 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Rev/Col./81, dt. 8.11.1982.

4 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.14(8) Col./2009, dt. 29.05.2013.

5 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 14.03.2001.

6 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./2005, dt. 07.03.2008.

1 · [17-A. (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the rules, small patches of land 2 [upto five bighas of irrigated land or ten bighas of unirrigated land] may be sold to 3 [a person in the following priority, namely :4 [(i) to a person holding land in the same square; (ii) to a person holding adjoining land;] (iii) to a person holding land in the same chak; (iv) to a person holding land in the adjoining chaks, if the person so preferred] is prepared to pay 5 [ 6 [half of the Index price or reserve price, whichever is higher] for similar land in three equated annual instalments. If any instalments is not paid up by the due date, interest shall be charged thereon 7 [@ 8 [12% per annum]]: Provided that the total land already in the possession of such person plus the small patch proposed to be allotted shall not be in excess of the land ceiling limit: 9 [Provided further that if there are more than one such persons in the same category who want the same small patch, it shall be put to auction amongst the persons of the same category and given to the highest bidder.] (2) Small patches of land more than 10 [five bighas of irrigated land or ten bighas of unirrigated land] or portions thereof, may be allotted to landless persons of the same chak in the following order, namely :(i) landless persons belonging to the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes; (ii) other landless persons: Provided that among landless persons of clauses (i) and (ii) above, T.C. lease-holders shall have an inter se priority: Provided also that if landless persons of the prescribed priority are not available in the same chak, landless persons of an adjoining chak may be allotted land according to the prescribed

1 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(1)Rev./Col./73, dt. 05.04.1974.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(10)Col./95, dt. 05.05.1999.

3 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(11)Rev./Col./75, dt. 30.10.1975.

4 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2)Col./94, dt. 22.10.1997.

5 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2)Col./99, dt. 14.03.2001.

6 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2)Col./99, dt. 26.11.2004.

7 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(10)Col./95, dt. 05.5.1999.

8 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2) Col./99, dt. 26.11.2004.

9 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(2)Col./94, dt. 22.10.1997.

10 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(10)Col./95, dt. 05.05.1999.

1 · [17-B. Allotment of medium patch.- (1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in these rules, "medium patch" of government land measuring more than five bighas of irrigated land and ten bighas of unirrigated land but not more than ten bighas of irrigated land and twenty bighas of unirrigated land may be allotted to a tenure tenant whose tenure land adjoins such medium patch, subject to the ceiling area at the rate of index price :

2 · [18. Appeal and revision.- (1) Any person aggrieved by an order made by the Allotting Authority may, within 30 days of the date of such order appeal to the Revenue Appellate Authority.

1 · [PART-B SALE]

2 · [19. Reservation of land for allotment and sale.- Out of the total government land available for disposal under these rules, such percentage if any, as the government may decide may be reserved for allotment to landless tenants and other persons eligible for allotment under Part A of these Rules, and the rest may be reserved for sale by public auction as provided in the succeeding rules:

3 · [Provided that the whole or part of the land so reserved for allotment to landless tenant may, with the prior sanction of the State Government by allotment to a co-operative society of such tenants.]

4 · [Provided further that 25% of the Johar Paitan land situated anywhere, or government land situated within a radius of 12 Km. from the periphery of a city having population of one lakh persons or more, or within a radius of 8 Km. form the periphery of a town having population of fifty thousand or more but less than one lakh persons, or within a radius of 3 Km. from the periphery of a town having population of twenty five thousand or more but less than fifty thousand persons, shall be reserved for allotment to persons belonging to scheduled caste or scheduled tribes; the remaining land shall be allotted to other landless persons eligible for allotment . ]

20 · Issue of notice of sale by auction.- (a) The allotting authority shall issue a notice giving full details of the land to be sold by public auction, viz. number of the chak, number of the square of Killa and the date, time and place of auction.

1 · Inserted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev.I/54, dt. 05.10.1957.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.6(77) Rev./B/54, dt. 04.04.1958.

3 · Added by Notfn. No. F.6(80) Rev./A/1956, dt. 09.01.1958.

4 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(13) Rev/Col./76, dt. 01.07.1981.

5 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.4(7) Col./2010, dt. 20.09.2011.

21 · Officer conducting the auction.- Sales by public auction under these rules shall be held by the allotting authority or by a gazette officer appointed by him for the purpose with the approval of the State Government.

2 · [(f) The highest acceptable offer shall be communicated to the Colonisation Commissioner, Rajasthan Canal Project and the sale shall not be complete unless the offer is accepted by him:

1 · Deleted by Notfn. No. F.22(30) Rev/Col/65, dt. 24.06.1968.

2 · Substituted by Notfn. No. F.7(24) Irg./61, dt. 10.08.1962.

1 · [(h) A sum equal to twenty-five per cent or the purchase price shall have to be deposited in cash on the date the bid is closed; fifteen per cent of the purchase price shall be paid within one month of such date and the remaining sixty per cent in two equal yearly instalments, that is to say, thirty per cent of the purchase price one year after such date and the remaining thirty per cent at the close of the second year. The amounts payable in instalments shall bear interest at 2 [nine] per cent annum and the interest shall be payable along with the instalment of the purchase price: Provided that the concession of payment in instalments with interest as above may also be extended to all sales by auction effected after the 21 st of October, 1961 :] 3 [Provided further that in the event of total price or all the remaining instalments being paid upto 31.03.1972, a, rebate equal to 25% shall be allowed on the amount of price or instalments which have not become due up to this date of payment.] (i) Should any purchaser fail to observe or comply with any of the foregoing conditions, his deposit shall be forfeited to the State Government, which may have the land resold by a public auction, and any deficiency of price which may result on such resale shall be made good and paid by the defaulting purchaser. (j) If it is discovered at any time that the declaration referred to in clause (d) is false then the excess and if the purchaser fails to cultivate the land personally then the whole of the land sold may be resumed by the government without payment of any compensation. 4 [(k) If at any time any government land sold as uncommand land/barani land becomes command land, the purchaser or his transferee, including subsequent transferees in possession of the land as the case may be, shall pay to the State Government at the time of the sale of uncommand/barani land of the same murabba/chak and in case the price of command land in the same murabba/chak has not been fixed then the price of command land in the nearest murabba/chak or the price offered in open auction at the time of sale of uncommand land, whichever is higher, along with interest @ 12% per annum form the date of sale of command land and up to the date of paying the difference amount of command land, less the price which he has already paid for the uncommand/barrani land.]

1 · Araiyanwali; 2. Alipura; 3. Amarpura Jam; 4. Amargarh; 5.Bakshiwala; 6. Bas Naharsingh wala; 7. Birgah Bachirag; 8. Bashir; 9.Berwala; 10. Birwala; 11. Basawasinghwala; 12. Bhakranwali; 13. Bolanwali; 14. Buglanwali; 15. Bahrampura; 16. Bhagatpura; 17. Bahlolnagar; 18. Bhanewala; 19. Banwala; 20. Chandurwali; 21. Chandra; 22. Chetnathwala; 23. Chhogmalwala; 24. Chak Dhola; 25. Chak Sonewala; 26. Chapawali; 27. Chak Hari Ramwala; 28. Chak Jahana; 29. Chistiyan; 30. Daulatpura; 31. Dabarwala; 32. Derewala; 33. Daini Taraf-ki-Tailwala;34. Dhingtania; 35. Dholnagar; 36. Dingarh; 37. Dhaban; 38. Dholipal; 39. Dabli Bas Chugatta; 40. Dabli Bas Shamlatwala; 41. Debli Bas Pema Rohi; 42. Dabli Bas Sardara;43. Dabli Bas Chaina; 44. Dabli Bas Karim; 45. Dabli Bas Fateh Mohammed; 46. Fatehgarh; 47. Fatehpur Rohi; 48. Fatehpur Nali; 49.Fatehwala; 50. Fazaldinwala; 51. Fattuwala; 52. Gurusar; 53. Guru Sahaimalwala; 54. Gadhoi; 55. Gudia; 56. Gilwala; 57. Gurusarwala; 58. Gaddarkhera; 59. Harnarainwala; 60. Harisinghwala; 61. Hamir khanwala; 62.Hathianwala; 63. Haripura; 64. Heera Singhwala; 65. Hiranwali; 66.Imam Buxwala; 67. Inderpura; 68. Indergarh; 69. Jwala Singhwala; 70. Janglat Hanumangar; 71. Jandwala sikkhan; 72. Jandwali; 73. Jorkiyan; 74. Jhambarwala; 75. Jhanv bar Barani; 76. Jalalabad; 77. Kohla; 78. Khara Khera; 79. Kulchandra; 80. Kothiwala (Makkasar); 81. Kikarwala; 82. Khunja; 83. Khunja Birwala; 84. Kothiwala (Dhalia); 85. Kamrani; 86. Khudaiwala; 87. Kishanpura; 88. Kheruwala; 89. Kararwala; 90. Khat Sajwar; 91. Kishangarh alias Chamarkhera; 92. Kishanpura Utrada; 93. Kilanwali; 94. Kikarwali; 95. Karnisar; 96. Kutab Barani; 97. Khanania; 98. Kishanpura (Bechirag); 99. Lambi Dhab; 100. Lilanwali; 101. Lalpura; 102. Nagga Regarwala; 103. Munda; 104. Manak Tibi; 105. Malar Khera; 106. Manksar; 107. Muradwala; 108. Makkasar Barani; 109. Molviwala Gadu; 110. Masani; 111. Man Nathwala; 112. Meharsinghwala; 113. Manniwali; 114. Morjand Sikkhan; 115. Mala Rampura; 116. Matili Sarnan; 117. Matili Khicharan; 118. Morjand Kharll; 119. Manuka; 120. Midha Nali; 121. Mohansinghwala; 122. Molviwala Dabli; 123. Madha Rohi; 124. Meharwala; 125. Newan; 126. Nagrana; 127. Manuwala; 128. Nizamwala; 129. Nukera; 130. Nurpura; 131. Naraingarh; 132. Nathwana; 133. Padampura; 134. Pirkamaria; 135. Panniwali; 136. Premwala; 137. Phuldesar; 138. Patli; 139. Pratapnagar; 140. Prappura; 141. Padampura (Pargana Tibi); 142. Pema Nali; 143. Pacca Sarnan; 144. Pecca Bhadwan; 145. Ratanpura; 146. Rorawali; 147. Ramsara Narain; 148. Rampura Bechirag; 149. Ratta Khera; 150. Rathi Khera; 151. Rasuwala; 152. Sherekan; 153. Salemgarh; 154. Sabuana; 155. Saharani; 156. Surewala; 157. Sarmukhwala; 158. Saliwali; 159. Shergarh; 160. Samne-ki-Tali; 161. Sarmukh Singhwala; 162. Saresia; 163. Silwala Khurd; 164. Silwala.