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State of Kerala - Section

Section 80 in Kerala Land Reforms (Tenancy) Rules, 1970

80. Person In possession to disclose certain Information.

(1)The person in possession of the land in which a kudikidappu is situate shall, where he appears before the Land Tribunal in pursuance of a notice under sub-rule (2) of Rule 79, or when required by the Land Tribunal, file a written statement of his defence, if any, to the application, accompanied by a statement certified by him to be correct setting forth-
(a)the extent of lands [as specified in sub-section (12) of Section 80A] held by him;
(b)the taluk and vilage ln which,and the local authority with in whose jurisdiction, each item of such lands is situate;
(c)the survey number and sub-division number, or a sufficient description of each item of such lands;
(d)the extent of each item of such lands;
(e)whether there are kudikidappukars in any item of such lands;
(f)the number of kudikidappukars, if any. in each item of land with the names (SIC);
(g)whether to his knowledge any application for purchase of kudikidappu and lands adjoining thereto in respect of any land held by him has been filed by any person and if so the details of such application:
Provided that where the extent of lands as specified in sub-section (12) of Section 80A] held by a person is five acres or more, it shall not be necessary for him to furnish the particulars referred to in clauses (b) to (g) of this sub-rule,
(2)The Land Tribunal may. where it thinks it necessary so to do summon and examine on oath the person in possession of the land in which the kudikidappu is situate to ascertain any particulars necessary for the disposal of the application for the purchase of that kudikidappu.
(3)Where any person fails to file a statement under sub-rule (1) or to appear when summoned under sub-rule (2) or fails to disclose particulars when examined under that sub-rule, he shall be liable, without prejudice to any other penalties to which he may be liable, to have his defence, if any, struck out and to be placed in the same position as if he had not defended the application,