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[Cites 0, Cited by 0] [Section 72] [Entire Act]

State of Haryana - Subsection

Section 72(2) in The Displaced Persons (Compensation and Rehabilitation) Rules, 1955

(2)If the Settlement Officer is satisfied that the allotment is in accordance with the quasi-permanent allotment scheme, he may pass an order transferring the property allotted to the allottee in permanent ownership as compensation and shall also issue to him a sanad in the form specified in Appendix XVII or XVIII as the case may be with such modifications as may be necessary in circumstances of any particular case granting him such rights;Provided that before posting any order under this sub-rule, the allottee shall be required to pay the entire amount of public dues outstanding against him which have fallen due and which have not been paid and if he fails to pay the said amount, the Settlement Commissioner may pass an order that the land to be allotted to the allottee be reduced in proportion to the amount due from the allottee.Provided further that the amount of public dues outstanding against allottee which have not fallen due shall be a first charge on the land transferred to him and shall be payable by him in accordance with the terms of the bonds and agreements executed by him for the repayment of such dues or in the absence of such bonds or agreements in four equal annual instalments, failing which the amount shall be recoverable as arrears of land revenue. Such charge shall also be enforceable against the successor-in-interest of the original transferee or the person to whom the land has been subsequently transferred, as the case may be, and the person concerned shall be deemed to have acquired the land subject to such charge.Explanation - For the purposes of reducing the area to be allotted the value of standard acre shall be computed in accordance with the provisions of rule 56.