What does Section 1 of Management and Working of the Forests say?

A. - Under the Indian Forest Act, 1927. [1. Reserved Forests] ...Sq. miles. [2. Protected Forests] ...Sq. miles. (a) Demarcated Protected Forests ...Sq. miles. (b) Undemarcated Protected Forests ...Sq. miles. B. - Under the Bihar Private Forest Act.

What does Section 1 of Management and Working of the Forests say?

A. - Under the Indian Forest Act, 1927. [1. Reserved Forests] ...Sq. miles. [2. Protected Forests] ...Sq. miles. (a) Demarcated Protected Forests ...Sq. miles. (b) Undemarcated Protected Forests ...Sq. miles. B. - Under the Bihar Private Forest Act.

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Management and Working of the Forests

Q: What does Section 1 of Management and Working of the Forests say?

...Sq. miles. C. - [Unclassed Forests] , which do not fall under any of the above categories. Note. - For definition of each type of forests, see the Indian Forest Act, 1927. Note. - For definition of each type of forests, see the Indian Forest Act, 1927.

Q: What does Section 2 of Management and Working of the Forests say?

(1) The procedure previous to the adjudication of claims; (2) The adjudication as a Civil Court; (3) The action taken after the adjudication of claims. (a) specify the limits of the proposed forest*; (b) explain the consequences which will ensue on the reservation of the forest; (c) fix a period during which claims may be preferred either in writing or in person. *A forest tract proposed to be reserved frequently includes village land or lands the ownership of which is at least questionable, and

Raw JSON API

8. Need for special steps to combat recurrences, and suggestions as to alteration to the present fire prescriptions in the division.

Section 8

1. Divisional Forest Officers will ascertain the probable requirements of each of the villages in their divisions and report to the District Officer by the first week of September the amount required (or that no provision is required) for distribution in his division.

Section 1

2. The District Officer will in due course inform the Divisional Forest Officer of the amount placed at his disposal in the district account against which he may draw advances.

Section 2

3. These advances should be drawn from the Treasury on abstract bills and after distribution the Divisional Forest Officer will furnish the District Officer with a detailed bill and remit the unpaid balance if any.

Section 3

4. The Divisional Forest Officer will make periodical recoveries based on his copy of the detailed bill or from an extract from the District Officers Takavi Register which will be furnished to him and shall remit the amounts recovered with proper challans to the District Officer, for credit into the Treasury.

Section 4

13. Taungya Cultivation.

Section 13

14. Working plans.

Section 14

1. It frequently happens that the silvicultural treatment which is theoretically the best cannot be wholly applied owing to want of demand and the like, and recourse must be had to a method which is not the best but which must be adopted to satisfy the conditions. In such a case, besides dealing in the working-plan report with the method it is proposed to apply immediately, the best method from a silvicultural point of view, i.e. , best suited to the physical conditions of the forest, should als

Section 1

2. When the demand is not equal to the possibility of the annual coupe, light or short fellings are frequently prescribed. This principle is open to objection, as it results in some or all of the coupes containing at the end of the rotation a stock of material which should have been removed in the interests of the forest.

Section 2

3. Works dealing with silvicultural improvement, and lines of communication and export should be completed after the lapse of a definite period of years. They should be allotted in the plan to particular years, the allotment to be binding on the local officers unless the Conservator sanctions a deviation for reasons recorded in Forest Department Code Form No. 4. For buildings, demarcation, and minor works a general plan for a term of years may be prescribed, deviations from which would require t

Section 3

4. When submitting preliminary reports for the preparation of working plans as prescribed in Article 48. Forest Department Code, 7th Edition, a small sketch map should be attached, showing roughly the proposed working circles and any other useful information which can be conveniently included.

Section 48

5. The question of forming separate fodder reserves or grazing working circles should be kept in view when the working plans are prepared or revised.

Section 5

6. Before a working plan is submitted to the Conservator for transmission to the Local Government, the Forest Officer who prepares it must invariably show it in draft to the Collector or Deputy Commissioner of the district concerned with a view to allow him an opportunity of recording his opinion on it and offering his advice.

Section 6

7. The existing working plans should remain unaffected by the change of the forest year to the financial year. Whether the forest year (1st July to 30th June) or the financial year or some other year should be adopted for purposes of working plans and control returns will be settled in respect of a particular forest or forests by the Working Plans Officer in consultation with the Divisional Forest Officer at the time of compilation or revision of the working plan. The author of the working plan

Section 7

15. Leases of forest produce.

Section 15

17. Grant of Rewards Section 76(b) of Indian Forest Act, 1927 [Revenue Department No. 3753-IIIF-158-R., dated the 24th August, 1937] .

Section 76

18. Classification of charges for rewards. Government of B. & O., F. D., letter No. 2623-F.R., dated 16th July 1932.

Section 18

19. Seeding of bamboos, etc. Government of India No. 261-F-74-1, dated the 1st March 1899. I.-G. of Forests Circular No. 29, dated 31st October 1893.

Section 19

20. Collection of edible forest produce. Conservator's circular No. 71-T.P., dated 7th August 1891, and Bengal Government letter No. 15 T.-R., dated the 23rd July 1891.

Section 20

21. Grant of forest produce to villagers free or at concession rates from Reserved Forest (Government Letter No. 1097-III-F-229-R.R., dated 2nd September, 1931).

Section 21

22. Free grants of forest produce (Government of India No. 2024-214-2-F., dated 11th September 1905. Bengal Government no. 4244-T.R., dated the 17th October 1905).

Section 22

23. Grazing in river-beds adjoining State forests. Bengal Government letter No. 670-T.R., dated the 31st August 1904.

Section 23

24. Control of trees etc. on the portions of the Ranchi Chaibasa Road falling within Reserved Forests (Vide Government of B. & O.P.W.D. No. 4243-C-IR-5 dated 23.3.1916).

Section 24

41. Members of the office establishments not to be entrusted with Government money, nor to receive applications or payments for forest produce.

Section 41

1. Accounting of advances to and repayment by private individuals for demarcation of forests and for buildings, roads, wells, etc. - These advance should be drawn by the Conservator of Forest, Bihar, or any other officer authorised by him in this behalf in the same manner as other miscellaneous expenditure is drawn and charged in the Forest Accounts. They should be drawn in lump ( in Form 111 of Schedule XVIII ) quoting the number and date of the particular Government order sanctioning the advan

Section 1

2. The amount drawn should be charged to the head "R-Loans and Advances by Provincial Government-Miscellaneous Loans and Advances-Advances for demarcation of private forests, buildings, etc." in the Forest.

Section 2

3. When recovery of the advances is effected, the amount representing recovery of the principal should be credited to the same head in lump while the amount representing recovery of interest will be credited in lump to the head "XX-Interest on miscellaneous loans and advances". Both these should be shown in the receipt side of the Forest Cash Accounts.

Section 3

4. With each month's accounts the Conservator of Forests, Bihar, or the Divisional Forest Officer concerned will transmit to the Accountant-General, Bihar, a plus minus memo, ( in Form No. 80 of Schedule XXV ) in which a manuscript head "Advances F for demarcation of private forests, buildings, etc." should be opened in the column "Nature of advance" under "Miscellaneous Loans and Advances" and the balances as well as advance and recovery properly exhibited after due agreement with his account.

Section 4

5. Soon after the accounts for March are closed each year the Accountant-General, Bihar, would furnish to the Conservator and the Divisional Forest Officers concerned a statement showing the amount of the balances from the previous years, the amount of advances made during the year, the amount of recoveries made, and the balances on the 31st March.This statement would be returned to the Accountant-General, Bihar, by those officers after check with their books with a certificate of their acceptan

Section 5

2. In the case of clerks (not subject to any special Rules or orders) drawing pay up to Rs. 125 a month rents are limited to 5 per cent, of their pay.

Section 2

3. Bengal P.W.D. Circular No. 24-A., dated 20th October 1905. Government Order No. 2807, dated 8th November 1905. - When an officer continues to occupy a house after it has been purchased by Government for official residence, rent should be recovered at the rate paid to the former landlord subject to the usual limit of 10 per cent on the salary and local allowance of the officer occupying the house, pending the approval of Government to the rent assessed by the Superintending Engineer.

Section 3

88. Quinquennial reports and maps to illustrate the same. Inspector-General of Forests Circular No. 1010, dated 9th November 1897.

Section 88

1. These Rules shall apply to all Forest Department Inspection Bungalows with the exception of those for which special rules may be prescribed.

Section 1

2. Forest Department Inspection Bungalows are intended primarily for the accommodation of the Gazetted Officers of the Forest Department on tour, and such officers have the prior right to occupy them. The nature of a Forest Officer's duties frequently entails a lengthy stay in a locality and the period during which such officers may occupy a bungalow, free of rent, is not limited, except by order of the Conservator of Forests.

Section 2

3. Subordinates of the Forest Department may not make use of a Forest Department bungalow without the written sanction of the Divisional Forest Officer.

Section 3

4. An Officer of the Forest Department may temporarily occupy any of the bungalows as a residence, if such a course is considered by the Conservator to be absolutely necessary for the proper performance of his duties. But an officer so occupying a bungalow, containing more than one main room shall vacate one room required by another officer of the Forest Department on duty.

Section 4

6. Divisional Forest Officers are authorised to sanction the occupation of Forest Department Inspection Bungalows, under the rules applicable to other Gazetted Officers, by non gazetted officers other than of the Forest Department, travelling on duty temporarily for a specified time, and by name in each case.

Section 6

7. Gazetted Officers, other than Forest Officers, not travelling on duty and non-officials may temporarily occupy a Forest Department Bungalow only with the written permission of the Divisional Forest Officer who will fix the period of such occupation, subject to the conditions laid down in Rule 5.They will be liable for rent at the rates specified in Rule 9.

Section 5

8. Divisional Forest Officers are competent to reserve accommodation for intending occupants, in cases where accommodation has not been previously reserved under written order of the Divisional Forest Officer in whose charge the bungalow is. The senior of the two Officers of other Departments, travelling on duty, is allowed preference. It is, however, contemplated that preference will ordinarily be exercised with caution and that in any case it will not be exercised between sunset and sunrise.

Section 8

9. The following rates of rent will be charged:-

Section 9

10. Officers or others who may occupy forest bungalows are required to keep and leave them clean. If they have no servants of their own or cannot themselves arrange for doing this, they will pay the Chaukidar of the bungalow paise 25 for each day or a portion of a day in addition to the usual fees, and the latter will arrange to keep the bungalow clean and be responsible that it is kept clean.

Section 10

11. All persons occupying forest bungalows must make their own arrangements for obtaining water, fuel and supplies. The bungalow Chaukidar is not to be employed for the purpose.

Section 11

12. A list showing the valuation of each article of furniture, crockery, glass etc. shall be hung up in the bungalow. The price of any article lost or broken and the cost of repairing any article damaged by an occupant or his servants should be raid to the Chaukidar and the fact recorded in the visitor's book.

Section 12

3. Forest Officials should do their best to induce the owner or grazier to bury the carcass of any animal that has died of disease.

Section 3

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            "content": "(a) With reference to the provisions of Section 6 of the Forest Act (XVI of 1927), the Forest Settlement Officer should take steps for the publication of a proclamation in Form No. 39. A translation in the vernacular of the proclamation as filled up for each proposed reserve should be printed for issue. The Forest Settlement Officer is responsible for the sufficiency of the publication of the proclamation. With this object he should consult the Collector in any case in which he is in doubt as to the method or places of publication. The action taken by the Forest Settlement Officer in regard to the publication of the proclamation must be fully recorded in his proceedings.\n(b) In accordance with Section 7 of the Forest Act (XVI of 1927), the Forest Settlement Officer should record all claims made and all rights ascertained. The procedure differs in the case of claims relating to the privilege of practising, shifting cultivation and other claims which relate to rights. Claims to the privilege of practising shifting cultivation and orders passed thereon should be recorded in Form No. 40 which will from a complete record of the proceedings. The claims to rights and orders passed thereon should be recorded in Form No. 41, which provides for a concise record of the proceedings under the settlement and appeal.\n(c) The Forest Settlement Officer, in order to complete his proceedings has to prepare a short report and a map of the proposed reserved forest showing the original boundaries and the modifications made to them (if any) during the settlement. He should also prepare a draft notification in Form No. 42 for publication under Section 20 the Forest Act (XVI of 1927).\n(d) [All forest settlement orders, before they are issued be submitted in draft by the Forest Settlement Officer to Government through the Collector and Commissioner or, if the Collector is the person appointed to hear appeals under Section 17 of the Forest Act (XVI of 1927), though the Commissioner direct, with such remarks as the Chief Conservator of Forest may have to make on the point, whether the rights proposed are excessive or whether continued existence of the full rights declared will be deleterious to the continued existence of the forest. These orders will be returned to the Forest Settlement Officer through the channel in which they were received with such remarks as the Government may have to make for his consideration.] .\n(e) The following papers will be forwarded by the Forest Settlement officer to the Officer appointed to hear appeals:-\n(i) A copy of the Notification under Section 4 of the Forest Act (XVI of 1927)\n(ii) A copy of the proclamation under Section 6 of the Forest Act, 1927, in Form No. 39 with a record of manner in which it was published.\n(iii) A record of claims and the manner in which they have been dealt with in Form Nos. 40 and 41.\n(iv) A map of the proposed reserve showing the boundary of the area notified under Section 4 of the Forest Act (XVI of 1927) (in red) and the boundary of the area which is finally selected for reservation (in green).\n(v) A draft Notification for publication under Section 20 of the Forest Act, 1927, in Form No. 42.\n(vi) The Collector's and Divisional Forest Officer's note.\n(vi) The Forest Settlement Officer's report.\n(f) The Appellate Officer will retain the papers until the period of appeal is over; he will fill in columns 7 and 8 of Form No. 41 to show what appeals (if any) were made, and how they were disposed of; and he will then forward them through the Collector, Commissioner, and the Chief Conservator of Forests to the State Government.\n(g) The proceedings of the Forest Settlement Officer, consisting of parts (i) to (vii) detailed in paragraph (e) above will be printed and copies supplied to the local officers.",
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            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. Amended description of boundaries.",
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            "number": "5",
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            "content": "(a) Pillars-According to local conditions there may be-(i) Earthen with soded grass (ii) Stone cairns (iii) Loose stone with timber (iv) Concrete pillars. All pillars should bear a number as shown in the demarcated map..\n(b) Agave planting-Agave should be planted on both sides of the pillar along the boundary line indicating the direction.\n(c) Cleared lines-A belt of land as prescribed in working plan will be kept cleared of all vegetative growth along the boundary line.\n(b) The Forest Guard shall specially inspect each forest boundary mark in his sub-beat at least once in every three months, and a record of his inspection is to be entered in his diary when it may occur.\n(b) The Beat Officer should inspect the boundary mark in the forest of his Beat once every year and will make a record of every inspection made in his diary when it may occur and also submit a special report to the Divisional Forest Officer upon the state and condition of the boundary marks, forest boundaries, agave planting etc. as soon as he may have completed the inspection of the boundaries of any forest village or forest block.",
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            "title": "6. Disafforestation.",
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            "content": "[6A. Instructions in connection with the Indian Forest (B. & O. Amendment) Act, 1935 regarding suspension of rights of pasture or to forest produce.\n(a) The District Officer should cause to be distributed to each village in which the tenants have any right in reserved or protected forests a copy of the following notice, in Hindi:-\n\"It has come to the notice of the Government that in some reserved and protected forest theft of forest produce and illicit felling of trees is going on to such an extent that it is becoming difficult to save those forests from destruction. It has, therefore, been found necessary to amend the law to empower Government to check such theft. In future, if theft of forest produce occurs within a reserved or protected forest and if such theft seems to be likely to imperil the future yield of the forest, Government may order that all rights to pasture or to forest produce in that forest shall be suspended for a period up to 4 years. It is the duty of the villagers of.... to do what they can to prevent such thefts and to report to the authorities any case of theft which may come to their notice. If this is done, it is hoped that it will never become necessary to take the step of suspending rights in the forest\".\n(b) The Divisional Forest Officer will carry out a special annual inspection of one-fifth of the total area of forest in each felling series and will send a written report to the District Officer, with a copy to the Conservator of Forests, stating the extent to which in his opinion theft of forest produce has gone on. He should state also the number of cases of theft by-\n(i) right-holders, and\n(ii) non-right holders, in the felling series concerned reported during the year preceding his inspection. If the Divisional Forest Officer is of opinion that theft has been going on in a considerable scale, he should support his opinion by reference to the observations made by him on the spot. If the Divisional Forest Officer is of opinion that rights should be suspended, he should give full reasons for that opinion.\n(c) On receipt of a copy of a report from the Divisional Forest Officer recommending that rights should be suspended, the Conservator of Forests will send his opinion on the recommendation to the District Officer.\n(d) If the District Officer, after considering the report of the Divisional Forest Officer is of opinion that theft of forest produce has been going on in a considerable scale, he may issue a warning to the right-holders of the forest concerned.\n(e) On receipt of a recommendation of the Divisional Forest Officer that rights in a forest be suspended and of the opinion of the Conservator of Forests on that recommendation, the District Officer should hold or cause the Subdivisional Officer to hold a local enquiry into the matter. After considering the results of that enquiry the District Officer should submit his report and recommendation to the Commissioner, who should forward it to the State Government with his recommendations. [ Government of the Bihar Revenue Department Letter No. 3690- III-132-R. dated - 9-4-1936. ]",
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            "content": "(i) a copy and description of the mark which he wishes to be registered;\n(ii) a statement of the period for which he wishes the mark to be registered; and\n(iii) the amount of the fee due under these Rules for registration.\n(a) which he considers resembles too closely any Government property mark or any mark he has previously registered in favour of another person; or\n(b) if, he is of opinion that the applicant does not possess and is unlikely to obtain possession of timber requiring to be marked with a property mark, or\n(c) if, on account of a previous conviction of the applicant of any serious forest offence, or for any other reason which seems to him sufficient, he is of opinion that the applicant cannot be trusted with a registered property mark; or\n(d) if, he has already registered one or more property marks in the applicant's favour, and is of opinion that the latter has not shown sufficient cause for the registration of an additional mark.\nForm of Certificate of Registration of a Property Mark in the Singhbhum District\nForm of Certificate of Registration of a Property Mark in the Singhbhum District",
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            "number": "8",
            "title": "8. Transit of timber etc.-B. & O. Government Notification No. 8454-R-III-F-201 dated 24.12.1918.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) the name or designation of the owner of the timber;\n(b) the descriptions and amounts of timber which may be imported;\n(c) the property mark or marks which each piece of timber must bear;\n(d) the road or roads by which the timber must be transported and its destination or destinations; and\n(e) the period during which the permit holds good.\n(a) the name of the owner of the timber;\n(b) the number of dimensions of the pieces of timber of which the transport is permitted;\n(c) the mark or marks to be borne by each piece of timber;\n(d) the railway station or town to which the timber must be transported; and\n(e) the date upto which transport is permitted.\n(a) the kind and amount of firewood, charcoal, bamboos or sabai grass he is authorised to transport; and\n(b) the date upto which the permit holds good and before entering either of the said towns such person shall proceed to one or other of the forest checking stations established by the Forest Officer and present the firewood, charcoal, bamboos or sabai grass and the permit to the officer-in-charge of such checking station for examination.\n(a) imports or transports timber;\n(b) transports firewood, charcoal, bamboos or sabai grass; or\n(c) fails or refuses to present his permit or timber in the manners required by these Rules, shall be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month or with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees or with both.\nMarking & Checking of Timber Rules",
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        {
            "number": "9",
            "title": "9. Marking and checking of timber-(Notification No. 4922-III-F-19-R dated 5.5.1923).",
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            "content": "(a) the expression \"registered property mark\" means a property mark registered under the Rules published in Notification No. 1592-For., dated the 20th March, 1906 and\n(b) the word \"purchaser\" means a purchaser of timber for export from a coupe and includes an agent of such purchaser.\nForm A\nForm A\nForest Department, Bihar\nRange\nBlock\nBook No.\nName of Purchaser\nPermit No.\nName of Carter\nCompartment\nNo. of Pieces\nDimensions\nCubical Contents\nRate\nAmount\nRemarks\nAmount at Credit\nRs.\nP.\nTotal Credit balance\nCheck Muharrir\nPurchaser or Agent\nDate of checking\nExport Muharrir\nDate..........\n[9A.\nRules to regulate the transit of timber and other forest produce on Gandak river.\n(a) with the permission, in writing, of the [Divisional] Forest Officer incharge of the [Champaran Division] Bettiah Forests, to which the control of the river pertains;\n(b) at places which such Officer shall notify as a catching depot.\nRules to regulate the collection and disposal of drift and stranded wood or timber\nRules to regulate the collection and disposal of drift and stranded wood or timber\nChapter-II\n[Bihar Reserved Forest (Fire Protection) Rules]",
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            "is_definition": false,
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        },
        {
            "number": "10",
            "title": "10. Fire Protection Rules.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "A. Rules under clause (d) of Section 76 of the Act.\nB. Rules under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of Section 26 of the Act.\n(a) He gives at least one week's notice to the nearest Forest Officer, Ranger or Forester of his intention to do so.\n(b) He clears a belt of land at least 20 feet broad on that side of the land which he proposes to burn which is nearest to such forest.",
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        },
        {
            "number": "11",
            "title": "11. Control of fire conservancy operations.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Exception.\n(a) Attention will be paid to the isolation of the forest from the surrounding country. This will be effected by clearing the exterior fire-lines of all inflammable material to a width determined by local circumstances, which should ordinarily be not less than 40 feet or more than 100 feet. Not later than the months of December-January, two guide lines will be cut on either side of the fire-line which is to be ultimately cleared.\n(b) Interior fire-lines will be similarly treated, but they will usually be narrower than the exterior lines.\n(c) As the season advances and the grass in the centre of the fire-lines dries, this grass should either be burnt off standing, or cut close to the ground over the whole width of the line, if the latter course is followed, the cut grass should be spread over the fire line between the guidelines be burnt as soon as it is dry.\n(d) Dry leaves and other dry material on the fire-lines must be swept up from time to time and deposited along the edge of the fire-lines, and burning of such material on the lines after the hot weather has set in is strictly prohibited.\n(e) Except under the direct orders of the Divisional Forest Officer, and in the presence of Range Officer or other subordinate authorised by the Divisional Forest Officer, no burning of fire-lines should be allowed after the 15th April.\nNote. - Where an agreement exists/providing for clearance of the common boundary between the Government forests and the forests belonging to private persons, the terms of the agreement should be followed.\nNote.",
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        },
        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Number of fires considered of accidental origin.",
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Number of fires put down to incendiarism.",
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Number of cases in which offenders were caught and the number of the latter.",
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            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. Number of cases in which no offenders were discovered.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Number of cases in which punishments were inflicted and number of offenders punished.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "6",
            "title": "6. Dates on which rainfall occurred during the fire season and reference to intensity of rainfall.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "7",
            "title": "7. Steps taken generally to combat the fires, i.e., counterfiring etc.,",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "8",
            "title": "8. Need for special steps to combat recurrences, and suggestions as to alteration to the present fire prescriptions in the division.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "9",
            "title": "9. Assistance of courts-Is it adequate?",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 23
        },
        {
            "number": "10",
            "title": "10. Is help easily available?]",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "1928\n═════\n1929\n||||\n1930\n/////\n1931\n\\\\\\\\\\\n1932\nx x x x x x x x x x x x",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        },
        {
            "number": "12",
            "title": "12. Forest villages.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) Description of each village.\n(b) Demarcation of its boundaries.\n(c) Tracing of the area assigned.\n(d) The number of cultivators admitted.\n(e) The special objects which the establishment of village was intended to serve.\n(a) That the Forest Department has the first claim to their labour on payment as hereinafter provided.\n(b) That they will not accept any other employment which is likely to interfere with the prior claim of the Forest Department.\n(c) That they will be generally obedient to the orders of the Divisional Forest Officer.\n(a) Lands for cultivation will be assigned to him by the Divisional Forest Officer, sufficient with proper diligence, for the support of himself and family. Such land will be granted free of rent, it shall be held as a service jagir and shall not be alienable and shall be liable to resumption if the services of the grantee or of his successor are no longer required or if such course is otherwise found necessary by the Forest authorities.\n(b) Free grazing will be given to him for such reasonable number of cattle as may be determined in each case by the Divisional Forest Officer.\n(c) A free supply will be allowed him of all thorns and wood required for bona fide agricultural purposes, also of such wood and grass for house building and repairs as the Divisional Forest Officer may deem reasonable; also of dead wood for fuel, bamboos and of leaves and any edible fruits, flowers and roots required for domestic purposes.\n(d) The residents of the village shall have the first claim to employment in all forest works conducted under the orders or supervision of the Forest Department and in collection of minor produce and shall be paid in cash for their work at such fair rates daily or otherwise as may be fixed by the Divisional Forest Officer.\n(a) A separate series shall be allotted to each forest village and a separate serial number given to the agreements executed by each villager in any one village for record in the register referred to in paragraph 4.\nNote. - Clause IV of the agreement should be cancelled except in those forms executed by village headmen.\nNote.\n(b) A permit should be issued to each cultivator who enters into such an agreement on which the following details should be recorded.",
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            "is_definition": false,
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        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Name of cultivator and serial number.",
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            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 26
        },
        {
            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Name of village",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 27
        },
        {
            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Area of land assigned for cultivation.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Name of Forest\nName of Forest",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 28
        },
        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Name of village.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Date when established as forest village and Conservator's sanction number.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Area in acres.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        },
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            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. Number of houses and working men.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
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        },
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            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Area under cultivation.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 33
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        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Divisional Forest Officers will ascertain the probable requirements of each of the villages in their divisions and report to the District Officer by the first week of September the amount required (or that no provision is required) for distribution in his division.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. The District Officer will in due course inform the Divisional Forest Officer of the amount placed at his disposal in the district account against which he may draw advances.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. These advances should be drawn from the Treasury on abstract bills and after distribution the Divisional Forest Officer will furnish the District Officer with a detailed bill and remit the unpaid balance if any.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
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            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. The Divisional Forest Officer will make periodical recoveries based on his copy of the detailed bill or from an extract from the District Officers Takavi Register which will be furnished to him and shall remit the amounts recovered with proper challans to the District Officer, for credit into the Treasury.",
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            "content": "Note. - No land in the Reserved Forest outside the limits of forest villages shall be cultivated without the express permission of the Conservator of Forests.\nNote.",
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            "number": "13",
            "title": "13. Taungya Cultivation.",
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            "content": "(1) Manual Form No. (44). - This is the form of agreement far taungya cultivation pure and simple. The grantee receives a specified area for temporary cultivation for a fixed period and in return agrees to raise plants of a specified forest species in the area allotted to him free of charge. At the end of his lease the grantee delivers the area back to the Forest Department fully planted up.\nManual Form No. (44).\n(2) Manual Form No. (45). - This Form of agreement is meant for cases where a forest village is established mainly for obtaining labour for raising plantations by the Taungya method. Under this agreement the grantees may be allowed land for erection of their houses but they will not get any land exclusively for cultivation of field crops. They temporarily cultivate allotted areas and raise approved field crops for a period of two years only after which the areas are automatically resumed by the Forest Department. A fresh area is again allotted to them for similar cultivation under a new lease. In return the grantees agree to plant up the areas allotted to them with seedlings of such forest species as are supplied to them by the Forest Department. This planting will be done free of charge by the grantees except that in the case of the species planted, rewards will be paid at the scale laid down and depending on the degree of success. The grantees also agree to work for the Forest Department in any other required capacity on payment at current rates for labour. In divisions where rewards are not paid the clause can be crossed out or the rates varied.\nManual Form No. (45).\n(3) Manual Form No. (46). - This form of agreement is applicable to cases where a forest village is established mainly for obtaining labour for regenerating forest areas with plants of specified forest species under the taungya system. The grantees receive (i) a specified area for raising field crops only, and (ii) such additional lands as may be allotted to them by the Forest Department for taungya cultivation for a period of two years. In return the grantees agree to plant up the additional lands with seedlings of forest species for which rewards are payable at the specified rates depending on the degree of success and also to work for the Forest Department in any other required capacity on payment at current rates for labour. Provision is also made for the loan of cattle for. purposes of cultivating the areas allotted to the grantees under this form of agreement. On additional lands granted under (ii) only approved field crops will be allowed to be raised.\nManual Form No. (46).",
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            "is_definition": false,
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            "number": "14",
            "title": "14. Working plans.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. It frequently happens that the silvicultural treatment which is theoretically the best cannot be wholly applied owing to want of demand and the like, and recourse must be had to a method which is not the best but which must be adopted to satisfy the conditions. In such a case, besides dealing in the working-plan report with the method it is proposed to apply immediately, the best method from a silvicultural point of view, i.e. , best suited to the physical conditions of the forest, should als",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) Object sought to be attained.\n(b) Method of treatment adopted.\n(c) The exploitable age.",
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            "sort_order": 40
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. When the demand is not equal to the possibility of the annual coupe, light or short fellings are frequently prescribed. This principle is open to objection, as it results in some or all of the coupes containing at the end of the rotation a stock of material which should have been removed in the interests of the forest.",
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            "content": "",
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Works dealing with silvicultural improvement, and lines of communication and export should be completed after the lapse of a definite period of years. They should be allotted in the plan to particular years, the allotment to be binding on the local officers unless the Conservator sanctions a deviation for reasons recorded in Forest Department Code Form No. 4. For buildings, demarcation, and minor works a general plan for a term of years may be prescribed, deviations from which would require t",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 42
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            "number": "48",
            "title": "4. When submitting preliminary reports for the preparation of working plans as prescribed in Article 48. Forest Department Code, 7th Edition, a small sketch map should be attached, showing roughly the proposed working circles and any other useful information which can be conveniently included.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 43
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        {
            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. The question of forming separate fodder reserves or grazing working circles should be kept in view when the working plans are prepared or revised.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 44
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            "number": "6",
            "title": "6. Before a working plan is submitted to the Conservator for transmission to the Local Government, the Forest Officer who prepares it must invariably show it in draft to the Collector or Deputy Commissioner of the district concerned with a view to allow him an opportunity of recording his opinion on it and offering his advice.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
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            "number": "7",
            "title": "7. The existing working plans should remain unaffected by the change of the forest year to the financial year. Whether the forest year (1st July to 30th June) or the financial year or some other year should be adopted for purposes of working plans and control returns will be settled in respect of a particular forest or forests by the Working Plans Officer in consultation with the Divisional Forest Officer at the time of compilation or revision of the working plan. The author of the working plan ",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 46
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        {
            "number": "15",
            "title": "15. Leases of forest produce.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Note. - Payment in instalments may be considered as payment in full at the time of delivery, provided that there is a clause in the agreement to the effect that when the Divisional Forest Officer considers that the value of any forest-produce removed by the purchaser equals or exceeds the amount of purchase money paid by him up to that time, the Divisional Forest Officer may stop further removal until the purchaser has paid such further sum as, in the opinion of the Forest Officer, may be sufficient to cover the excess value of the forest produce removed or about to be removed.\nNote.\n[16. Execution of Contracts.\nB. - In the case of the Forest Department.\n1.\nContracts, security bonds and other instruments,\n\t\t\t\tother than those specified in heads 3 and 4, in connection with\n\t\t\t\tthe administration and working of forests and with the business\n\t\t\t\tof the Forest Department generally where the value of the\n\t\t\t\tproperty or the amount of expenditure involved exceeds Rs. 2,000\n\t\t\t\tbut does not exceed Rs. 10,000.\nBy the Conservator of Forests.\n2.\nContracts, security bonds and other instruments,\n\t\t\t\tother than those specified in head 3 and 4, in connection with\n\t\t\t\tthe administration and working of forests and with the business\n\t\t\t\tof the Forest Department generally when the value of the property\n\t\t\t\tor the amount of expenditure involved does not exceed Rs. 2,000.\nBy Deputy Conservators, Assistant Conservators or Extra\n\t\t\t\tAssistant Conservators of Forests while in charge of a forest\n\t\t\t\tdivision.\n3.\nConveyance deeds for the purchase of land, which Divisional\n\t\t\t\tForest Officers are authorised to buy for forest purposes when\n\t\t\t\tthe value does not exceed Rs. 2,000.\nBy the Conservator of Forests.\n4.\nLeases for cultivation inside reserved forests where the\n\t\t\t\tannual rent does not exceed Rs. 500.\nBy Deputy Conservators, Assistant Conservators, or Extra\n\t\t\t\tAssistant Conservators of Forests while in charge of a forest\n\t\t\t\tdivision.\n5.\nLeases for cultivation inside reserved forests where the\n\t\t\t\tannual rent exceeds Rs. 500.\nBy the Conservator of Forests.\nAs regards contracts, etc., not hereinbefore\n\t\t\t\tspecified.\nAs regards contracts, etc., not hereinbefore\n\t\t\t\tspecified.\n* * * * * *\n5.(a)\nContracts for the supply of articles required for the use of\n\t\t\t\tany Department or for the sale of article produced or\n\t\t\t\tmanufactured by the Department, and other instruments connected\n\t\t\t\twith the administration of the Department.\nBy the Head of the Department and the Superintendent,\n\t\t\t\tGovernment Printing, except contracts for the sale of jail\n\t\t\t\tproduce which may be executed either by the Inspector-General of\n\t\t\t\tPrisons or Superintendent of the Jail concerned.\n* * * * *\n9.\nContracts and other instruments relating to house building\n\t\t\t\tadvances.\nBy the authorities granting the advances.\n* * * * *\n[16A. Executive Instructions in the matter of execution of deeds, contracts and other instruments.\n(i) The instruments referred to in the Judicial Department Notification will be ordinarily-\n(a) contracts for the supply of materials by or to the Forest Department;\n(b) contracts for timber transport and conversion;\n(c) contracts for roads, bridges, buildings, wells, etc., which are to be constructed departmentally;\n(d) contracts for sale of forest produce;\n(e) leases for farming forest produce;\n(f) security bonds for the fulfilment of contracts or agreements, or for faithful service;\n(g) leases of buildings belonging to the Forest Department;\n(h) leases of land in reserved forests granted for purposes other than cultivation.\nNote. - (g) Vide Form No. 52 of the Forest Manual.\nNote.\n(h) Vide Form No. 53 of the Forest Manual.\n(ii) The orders of Government should be obtained in any case where any doubt may arise.\n(iii) The Conservator and the other Forest Officers mentioned in the said notification are empowered to cancel or reduce the sale money payable under any contract which they are empowered to execute;\n(iv) No deed or instrument relating to land or any right or interest in land except conveyance deeds or leases for cultivation referred to in items 3, 4 and 5 of part B of the aforesaid notification and in clauses (g) and\n(h) of item (i) of these instructions should be executed by any Forest Officer except with the previous sanction of Government.\n(v) The power of the officers mentioned against item 4 of part B of the notification referred to above to execute the leases specified therein is subject to the previous approval of the Conservator.\n(vi) The authorities empowered to sanction house building advances have also the power to execute contracts and other instruments relating to such advances.]",
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        {
            "number": "76",
            "title": "17. Grant of Rewards Section 76(b) of Indian Forest Act, 1927 [Revenue Department No. 3753-IIIF-158-R., dated the 24th August, 1937] .",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) in the case of an offence committed in, or relating to a forest under the control of the Forest Department, to the Divisional Forest Officer concerned;\n(b) in the case of an offence committed in or relating to a forest managed by the Civil Department;\n(i) if such forest is situated in the Rajmahal or Godda subdivisions of the district of the Santhal Parganas or the Khurda subdivision of the district of Puri, to the Subdivisional Officer concerned;\n(ii) if such forest is situated in the Sadar subdivision of the district of Angul , to the Subdivisional Officer of Angul or to any Sub-Deputy Magistrate exercising jurisdiction in the said subdivision;\n(iii) in any other case, to the Collector or Deputy Commissioner of the district in which the offence was committed.\n(a) the total of the rewards paid in respect of any forest offence shall not exceed the amount of fine realized and the sale proceeds if any of any article is confiscated;\n(b) a reward exceeding Rs. 10/- shall not, without the previous sanction of the Conservator of Forests, be paid in respect of a forest offence committed in any forest.\n(b) When it has been decided to grant a reward exceeding Rs. 100/- to any person, Rs. 100/- of the amount of such reward shall be paid without any delay to such person, and the balance shall be paid to him after the expiration of the period allowed for filing an appeal against the decision of the Magistrate or Court trying the offence in respect of which the reward has been granted.\n(c) If the conviction for a forest offence in respect of which a reward has been paid to any person is reversed on appeal, the amount paid to such person shall not be recovered from him unless the officer granting the reward is satisfied that such person has acted fraudulently in obtaining such reward.\n(a) if the offence is suspected to have been committed in a forest managed by the Forest Department by a Divisional Forest Officer empowered by the State Government to compound offences under the said Section 68;\n(b) if the offence is suspected to have been committed in the undemarcated protected forests in the Khurda subdivision of the Puri district, by the Subdivisional Officer of Khurda ;\n(c) if the offence is suspected to have been committed in any other forest managed by the Civil Department, by the Collector or Deputy Commissioner in charge of the forest:\n(i) a Divisional Forest Officer shall not without the previous sanction of the Conservator of Forest, pay a reward exceeding Rs. 10/- in respect of any one suspected offence;\n(ii) the total rewards paid in connection with the discovery of any one suspected offence shall not exceed the sum recovered as compensation.\n[17A. Revenue Department letter No. 9638-R., dated the 21st November, 1936.] .\nRs.\na.\nP.\nElephant\n…\n…\n100\n0\n0\nBuffalo\n…\n…\n75\n0\n0\nBison\n…\n…\n50\n0\n0\nSambhar\n…\n…\n25\n0\n0\nNilgai\n…\n…\n20\n0\n0\nSpotted deer\n…\n…\n15\n0\n0\nBarking deer\n…\n…\n7\n8\n0\nMouse deer\n…\n…\n5\n0\n0\nTiger\n…\n…\n50\n0\n0\nLeopard\n…\n…\n20\n0\n0\nBear\n…\n…\n5\n0\n0\nPig\n…\n…\n10\n0\n0\nHare and pea fowl\n…\n…\n2\n0\n0\nJungle fowl, spur fowl, partridge, pigeon, quail, duck, teal,\n\t\t\t\tflorican.\n1 each\n0\n0",
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        },
        {
            "number": "18",
            "title": "18. Classification of charges for rewards. Government of B. & O., F. D., letter No. 2623-F.R., dated 16th July 1932.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 49
        },
        {
            "number": "19",
            "title": "19. Seeding of bamboos, etc. Government of India No. 261-F-74-1, dated the 1st March 1899. I.-G. of Forests Circular No. 29, dated 31st October 1893.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 50
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        {
            "number": "20",
            "title": "20. Collection of edible forest produce. Conservator's circular No. 71-T.P., dated 7th August 1891, and Bengal Government letter No. 15 T.-R., dated the 23rd July 1891.",
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            "content": "(i) that all produce collected and removed under the permission contained in this order is for private use, and not for sale or barter; and\n(ii) that when the edible or medicinal produce is an article of trade in the locality, and of commercial value, bringing in an annual revenue of Rs. 100 or more, it may not be removed by any person in larger quantity than one seer at a time.\n[20A. Free grant of certain privileges to villagers adjoining the reserved and protected forests in Bihar,\n(a) collect mahua fruits and flowers, and other edible flowers and fruits and roots for his own domestic use but not for any kind of transfer whatsoever, whether permanent or temporary, or absolute, or conditional. This privilege will be allowed subject to the control of the Forest Department and under the restriction that the undergrowth or dry leaves should not be burnt for purposes of clearing the ground to facilitate collection;\n(b) pasture and use springs for watering his own cattle or buffaloes which are his own bona fide property and are used for his own domestic and agricultural purposes:",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 51
        },
        {
            "number": "21",
            "title": "21. Grant of forest produce to villagers free or at concession rates from Reserved Forest (Government Letter No. 1097-III-F-229-R.R., dated 2nd September, 1931).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Note 1. - The existing Rules do not permit of a free grant of Forest produce to persons for rebuilding their houses which have been burnt down by fire [Vide Government Letter No. 10093-111F-194-R., dated 3.9.1934] .\nNote 1.\n[ Note 2. - (1) Free-grant of timber not exceeding Rs. 300/- a year may be granted for annual repairs to village schools in the Khashmahal villages in the forest divisions in Singhbhum district. (Revenue Department letter no. 7587 R-IIF-102, dated the 8th November, 1938) .]\nNote 2.\n[ Note 3. - The Deputy Commissioner of the Santhal Parganas is empowered to make free grants of timber [xxx] to the resident raiyats of Khasmahal villages outside the Damin area except those who pay rents for their homestead lands only, provided there is timber available in the protected forests, if there be any, in their own villages. (Vide Revenue Department Letter No. 55-III-F-14-41-R.R., dated the 24th April, 1941) .]\nNote 3.\n(ii) Grants of timber or other forest produce free or at concessional rates will not normally be made to the educational and charitable institutions for the constructions of or repairs to buildings, unless, the grant is to be used for the benefit of the public or sections of the community in their collective capacity and for real assistance in the development of forest Revenue.\n(iii) In times of distress, e.g. after flood or fire, forest produce distributed at the instance of Revenue Officers should be paid for by them out of grants placed at the disposal for purposes of relief except where the recipients have a right to such produce in which case it should be supplied free up to the limit of the particular forest area in which such rights subsist. Any produce supplied in excess of those capabilities, e.g. from other forest area, should be paid for by the requisitioning authority according to the schedule of rates prevalent in the locality.\n(iv) The value of the free grant of timber should be calculated as follows:-\n(a) The value of free grant of timber other than timber from the depots, will be calculated in terms of full royalty as mentioned in the Schedule of rates prevalent in the locality.\n(b) The value of timbers from the depots is the sale value in the depot.\n(v) The Forest Department is considered to be one of Quasi Commercial Departments which are to be remunerated for service rendered and for produce supplied. The Forest Department will charge the departments of Government or local bodies for all forest produce supplied to them at market rate or in the same manner in which it charges the public provided that this rate will not apply in case when the Forest Department is certain to benefit from the transaction.\n(vi) Free grants of timber or other forest produce may be granted to the employees of the Forest Department who are serving or have served the Department loyally and faithfully at free or concessional rate by the State Government on recommendations made by the Chief Conservator of Forest, Bihar.\n(viii) The cost of free grants of timber etc., is debitable to the budget grant under Forests-Conservancy and Works-Miscellaneous- Revenue foregone by free grants.",
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        {
            "number": "22",
            "title": "22. Free grants of forest produce (Government of India No. 2024-214-2-F., dated 11th September 1905. Bengal Government no. 4244-T.R., dated the 17th October 1905).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(1) The Deputy Commissioner will cause estimates of amounts of timber or other produce required for each work to be prepared, and will forward them on to the Divisional Forest Officer with instructions to mark the trees or make over other produce required.\n(2) On the receipt of such instructions the Divisional Forest Officer must, unless the value of the tress or other produce at current rates exceed Rs. 500, or he has reason to consider an estimate excessive, in either of which cases he must at once report to the Deputy Commissioner, mark the trees or supply the other produce in the area most conveniently situated in respect to the work for which they are required, where trees or other produce are available.\n(3) If the value of trees or other produce required for any work exceeds Rs. 500 the Deputy Commissioner will refer to the Conservator with a view to obtain Government's sanction of the grant, and, if he does not agree to the reduction of any estimate proposed by the Divisional Forest Officer he will consult the Conservator. If he fails to agree with the Conservator the question must be referred to the Commissioner for final orders.\n(4) If the Forest Department supplies timber or other produce it has collected at the cost of Government, the Civil Department will refund to the former direct expenses incurred on its collection.\nChapter-III\n[Bihar Government Reserved Forest Grazing Rules, 1939]\n[22A. Rules to regulate the pasturing of cattle in Government Reserved Forest.\n(a) \"Grazing licence\" means a licence granted under Rule 4; and\n(b) \"Licensee\" means a person who holds a subsisting Grazing Licence.\n(b) No licensee shall pasture cattle in Government Reserved Forest except in accordance with the conditions of his licence.\n(a) be valid for the area and for the period mentioned therein;\n(b) entitle the person to whom it is granted to pasture any number of cattle not exceeding the number entered therein; and\n(c) be subject to the conditions specified therein and to the provisions of these Rules.\nForm of Grazing Licence\nForm of Grazing Licence\n[See Rule 6(a)]\nBook No.\nForest Department....... Bihar\nGrazing Licence No.\n.......... Division\nZamindari dealer.........\nLocality\nName and address of the licensee\nNo. and particular of animals\nRate\nTotal amount paid\n1\n2\n3\n4",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 53
        },
        {
            "number": "23",
            "title": "23. Grazing in river-beds adjoining State forests. Bengal Government letter No. 670-T.R., dated the 31st August 1904.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 54
        },
        {
            "number": "24",
            "title": "24. Control of trees etc. on the portions of the Ranchi Chaibasa Road falling within Reserved Forests (Vide Government of B. & O.P.W.D. No. 4243-C-IR-5 dated 23.3.1916).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Chapter-IV\nControl of Timber and Other Stock\nProcedure and Accounts",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 55
        },
        {
            "number": "25",
            "title": "25. Fellings.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) \"The gross yield\" of a forest is the total volume (in cubic metres solid) or quantity of all produce felled or cut, whether removed and utilised or not. The \"Outturn\" or net yield comprises such portion of the gross yield as has been or will be utilised.\n(iii)The gross yield of all fellings by Government agency must appear in Form Nos. 1 and 2. Wastage or other unutilisable material will be written off in Form Nos. 1 and 2. The out turn of illicit fellings shown in Form No. 12 should be shown in Form No. 1 when the produce lapses to Government. The out turn of all other fellings must appear in Form No. 4 or No.6 or in the form which may be prescribed under Rule 96. This will not apply to areas being worked departmentally for which separate Rules have been framed.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 56
        },
        {
            "number": "26",
            "title": "26. Depots.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(i) Forest depots.\n(ii) Sale depots.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 57
        },
        {
            "number": "27",
            "title": "27. Depot Register.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 58
        },
        {
            "number": "28",
            "title": "28. Register of receipts and disposals in depots.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) Timber, including drift and waif wood;\n(b) bamboos, fuel, and other forest-produce.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 59
        },
        {
            "number": "29",
            "title": "29. Timber received in sale depots to be measured and marked.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Sale-Mark. - Logs and scantlings, when sold, will be marked with the sale mark.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 60
        },
        {
            "number": "30",
            "title": "30. Monthly Depot Returns (Form Nos. 2 & 3).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Form No. 2.\nForm No. 3.\n(ii) Each description of produce will be grouped together, and the numbers and quantities will be totalled separately. The receipts and issues of forest depots will be shown separately from those of sale depots. These returns should be filed in the Divisional Office after check in guard books or bound.\n(iii) All transactions shown in Form No.2 necessitating payments should appear in Form No. 14, Forest Account Code of the same month and vice versa . Should the transactions be shown in Form No. 2 and Form No. 14 of the Forest Account Code, for different months, a note should be made in the \"Remarks\" column of the Form in which the transaction has been entered showing the months in which the entry appears in the other Form. When the entries made in both Forms do not tally the discrepancy should be explained against the entry in Form No. 2.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 61
        },
        {
            "number": "31",
            "title": "31. Sales of timber etc collected by Government agency.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Revenue head-I\nhead-III\nForm No. 3",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 62
        },
        {
            "number": "32",
            "title": "32. Permit Form No. 9.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) In the case of pre-paid licenses the officer issuing the licence may receive either cash or a treasury challan as proof of payment. The original licence shall be given to the licensee, the duplicate shall be attached to the monthly accounts and the triplicate be kept by the issuing officer.\n(iii) In cases where under the conditions of the permit, timber is marked with a Government sale-hammer on passing revenue stations, or where forest produce is otherwise allowed to leave the limits of the forests, the officer marking such timber or passing such forest produce shall collect the original licences, and the purchase certificates which may have been granted on the strength of such licenses and forward them to the Divisional Officer under whose signature or authority they were issued. They should be pasted into the book of licenses, each against its counterfoil.\n(iv) In the case of unpaid licences, or purchase certificates granted thereunder, the original shall be given to the licensee and the duplicate be sent to the officer empowered to mark or pass the produce on payment of the revenue due when the payment has been effected which may be done by cash or treasury challan. The officer receiving it shall at once return the duplicate, entering thereon any purchase certificates which may have been granted on the strength of such licence. These should be pasted into the licence book of the issuing officer, each against its counter foil. The original should be submitted as a revenue voucher to the accounts of the passing officer.\n(v) The books of licences should be periodically examined by the Divisional Officer, the returned licences being checked with their counterfoils and with the entries of the amounts realised on their account in the cash book or in the original accounts of the officer who issued the same, and an explanation called for as regards any licences missing or unduly delayed.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 63
        },
        {
            "number": "33",
            "title": "33. Taking stock in sale depots.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 64
        },
        {
            "number": "34",
            "title": "34. Bill and Receipt Books (Form Nos. 7 & 8).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) A receipt book must also be used for receipts of price paid to be given to purchasers.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 65
        },
        {
            "number": "35",
            "title": "35. Return showing Sales from forests of Produce cut by purchasers (Form No. 4).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Form No. 4 will show the sales, the proceeds of which are credited under Revenue head-II, arranged and totalled in horizontal lines according to subheads, and so much of the revenue under head-III, as is obtained by the sale of drift and waif wood and confiscated forest produce collected and removed by consumers or purchasers.\n(iii) When leases are granted for certain fixed periods to collect produce and the revenue is payable in instalments an estimate should whenever practicable, be made of the quantity of produce removed, and the total estimated quantity should be shown in Form No. 4 once only. When the last instalment of revenue due is entered in that Form as having been received.\n(iv) When the price of the produce entered in column 6 is only partially realised, or not realised at all, the number and date of the Conservators' sanction for deferring realisation should be noted in the column provided for this purpose.\n(v) Any entry in Form No. 4. in which the rate differs from the sanctioned schedule of rates should be intialled by the Divisional Forest Officer in the \"Remarks\" column to show that the rate has been adopted under his orders.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 66
        },
        {
            "number": "36",
            "title": "36. Revenue demand and outstandings (Forms Nos. 5, 25 and 28).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) If any outstanding revenue becomes irrecoverable the sanction of the proper authority should be obtained to its being written off; and when the sanction is received, the amount should be entered in red ink, in the column \"PAID\" in Form No. 5, or in the column \"Date of recovery\" in Form No. 28, a reference being made to the sanction under which the entry is made.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 67
        },
        {
            "number": "37",
            "title": "37. Produce removed by right-holders.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Authority under which granted\nRange\nVillage\nNo. of right for holders\nPurpose for which granted\nDescription\nProduce No. or quantity.\nGranted Value\nRemarks\nRs.\nP.\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 68
        },
        {
            "number": "38",
            "title": "38. Return of Stores, tools and Plant. (Form No. 11).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Stores, tools and plant, should ordinarily be classified as follows:-\n(a) Surveying and other instruments.\n(b) Machinery.\n(c) Tools.\n(d) Office and rest-house furniture.\n(e) Tents.\n(f) Building materials, small stores and house fittings.\n(g) Miscellaneous.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 69
        },
        {
            "number": "39",
            "title": "39. Returns of livestock.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Returns of elephants should show name, sex, age, height, value and conditions of the animals.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 70
        },
        {
            "number": "40",
            "title": "40. Seizure and disposal of forest produce, and other property (Form No. 12).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Chapter-V\nGeneral",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 71
        },
        {
            "number": "41",
            "title": "41. Members of the office establishments not to be entrusted with Government money, nor to receive applications or payments for forest produce.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Applications for forest produce should be received by the Divisional Forest Officers or other officer especially authorised, and not by the members of the office establishment, when the officer so authorised is not at headquarters, the application should be sent to him accompanied by the treasury challan , on receipt of which he can issue the necessary licence.\nNote. - The head clerk as a regular disburser will maintain a cash book of his own and will pay all bills at headquarters. The camp clerk will similarly pay all bills in the camp office and will maintain a cash book of his own. Pay and travelling allowance bills of Gazetted or non-Gazetted Officers will not be paid by them without the previous pay order of the Divisional Forest Officer.\nNote.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 72
        },
        {
            "number": "42",
            "title": "42. Placing of private money in Government Cash Chest prohibited.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 73
        },
        {
            "number": "43",
            "title": "43. Defalcation or loss of public money by fraud.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 74
        },
        {
            "number": "44",
            "title": "44. Recovery of losses and disciplinary action.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(i) Should the Administrative Authority require the assistance of the audit officer in the investigation of any loss due to fraud, negligence, financial irregularity etc., he may call on that officer for all vouchers and other documents that may be relevant to the investigation; and if the investigation is complex and he needs the assistance of an expert audit officer to unravel it, he should apply forthwith for that assistance to Government who will then arrange with the audit Officer for the services of an investigating officer.\n(ii) Steps should be taken to ensure that an officer likely to be held responsible for any loss or irregularity which is the subject of an enquiry, is not inadvertently allowed to retire on pension while the enquiry is in progress. Accordingly when a pensionable Government servant who is likely to apply for pension is so concerned, the authority investigating the case should immediately inform both the audit officer who is responsible for reporting on his title to pension and the authority competent to sanction the pension. It will be the duty of the latter to make a note of the information and to see that pension is not sanctioned before either a conclusion is arrived at as regards the Government servant's culpability, or it has been decided by the sanctioning authority that the result of the investigation need not be awaited.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 75
        },
        {
            "number": "45",
            "title": "45. Filling up of cheques forwarded to the Treasury for re-credit in the Treasury Accounts.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 76
        },
        {
            "number": "46",
            "title": "46. Unusual expenditure.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 77
        },
        {
            "number": "47",
            "title": "47. Extent of powers of sanction given in Articles 69 and 70, F. D. Code, 7th Edn.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 78
        },
        {
            "number": "48",
            "title": "48. Execution of works requiring sanction on estimate.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 79
        },
        {
            "number": "49",
            "title": "49. Advances to contractors.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(1) Advances to contractors should only be given in exceptional cases when no other arrangements can be made for carrying on the work.\n(2) Whenever possible no advance should be made exceeding in amount the value of work already completed.\n(3) In exceptional cases, where it is necessary to grant an advance before work is commenced, the Divisional Officer must satisfy himself that the contractor is reliable and in a solvent state, and must cause the contractor to execute a personal agreement for the summary recovery of the amount advanced. Wherever possible, a third party should be added as surety for the amount.\n(4) No advance or advances exceeding an amount to be fixed by the Conservator should be granted to any contractor without the sanction of the Conservator.\n(5) Divisional Officers will be held personally responsible for all advances to contractors when the amounts advanced can be shown to have been needlessly or imprudently large or frequent.\n49A.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 80
        },
        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Accounting of advances to and repayment by private individuals for demarcation of forests and for buildings, roads, wells, etc. - These advance should be drawn by the Conservator of Forest, Bihar, or any other officer authorised by him in this behalf in the same manner as other miscellaneous expenditure is drawn and charged in the Forest Accounts. They should be drawn in lump ( in Form 111 of Schedule XVIII ) quoting the number and date of the particular Government order sanctioning the advan",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 81
        },
        {
            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. The amount drawn should be charged to the head \"R-Loans and Advances by Provincial Government-Miscellaneous Loans and Advances-Advances for demarcation of private forests, buildings, etc.\" in the Forest.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 82
        },
        {
            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. When recovery of the advances is effected, the amount representing recovery of the principal should be credited to the same head in lump while the amount representing recovery of interest will be credited in lump to the head \"XX-Interest on miscellaneous loans and advances\". Both these should be shown in the receipt side of the Forest Cash Accounts.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 83
        },
        {
            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. With each month's accounts the Conservator of Forests, Bihar, or the Divisional Forest Officer concerned will transmit to the Accountant-General, Bihar, a plus minus memo, ( in Form No. 80 of Schedule XXV ) in which a manuscript head \"Advances F for demarcation of private forests, buildings, etc.\" should be opened in the column \"Nature of advance\" under \"Miscellaneous Loans and Advances\" and the balances as well as advance and recovery properly exhibited after due agreement with his account. ",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 84
        },
        {
            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Soon after the accounts for March are closed each year the Accountant-General, Bihar, would furnish to the Conservator and the Divisional Forest Officers concerned a statement showing the amount of the balances from the previous years, the amount of advances made during the year, the amount of recoveries made, and the balances on the 31st March.This statement would be returned to the Accountant-General, Bihar, by those officers after check with their books with a certificate of their acceptan",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 85
        },
        {
            "number": "50",
            "title": "50. Cash book of Subordinate Officers.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 86
        },
        {
            "number": "51",
            "title": "51. Maintenance of accounts by forest subordinates not in charge of ranges.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 87
        },
        {
            "number": "52",
            "title": "52. Suspense transactions.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 88
        },
        {
            "number": "53",
            "title": "53. Pay bills of Gazetted Officers (Form No. 14).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 89
        },
        {
            "number": "54",
            "title": "54. Permanent establishments (Form No. 15).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Establishment bills. - In the establishment bills complete lists of the sanctioned scale of establishment will be entered on the first day of each month; but only amounts actually paid up to the last day of the month, and for which payees; receipts have been received in the Divisional Office will be charged in the cash book. Amounts remaining unpaid will merely be entered in the appropriate column in red ink and left out of the total for each range or forest unit to be posted in column 8.\nEstablishment bills.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 90
        },
        {
            "number": "55",
            "title": "55. Absentee Statement.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 91
        },
        {
            "number": "56",
            "title": "56. Vouchers for pay of permanent establishments.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 92
        },
        {
            "number": "57",
            "title": "57. Travelling allowance bills (Form No. 16 & 17).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) The travelling allowance bills (Form No. 17) of Non-Gazetted Officers must be supported by journey receipts which will be written up in the prescribed form.\n(iii) Hours of Journeys should be quoted in the Bills-\n(a) when for an absence from headquarters of not more than two consecutive days daily allowance is claimed for two days;\n(b) when mileage or actual expenses, in lieu thereof are claimed;\n(c) when both railway or steamer fare and daily allowance are claimed in respect of a journey by rail or steamer immediately preceded or followed by journey by road or by a halt.\n(iv) When long journeys by road are undertaken or where journeys by road are done between points which are connected by Railway an explanation should be submitted alongwith the travelling allowance bill.\n(v) The travelling allowance bills will be submitted with the monthly accounts as vouchers. The travelling allowance bills of the Chief Conservator of Forests may be paid without counter signature and those of other Forest officers including the Conservators will be counter signed previous to payment by the officer to whom powers have been delegated by Government for counter signature of travelling allowance bills. The local Government may delegate to Divisional Forest Officers the power of counter signing the travelling allowance bills of members of the executive, protective and office staff serving under him.\nNote 1. - The number of miles travelled should be entered in all cases of journeys by road or by boat.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - Permanent travelling, conveyance, and horse allowances should be drawn along with the pay of the officer and not on travelling allowance bills.\nNote 2.\nNote 3. - When the first item of travelling allowance to any officer is a halt the date of commencement of that halt should be stated in the \"Remarks\" column.\nNote 3.\nNote 4. - Whenever daily allowance for more than ten days of a halt at one place is drawn by any officer, a certificate should be given on the travelling allowance bill to the effect that camp equipage was maintained during the whole period of the halt.\nNote 4.\n(vi) The bills of Forest Officers not under the control of the Conservator will be countersigned by such officer as the local Government or other chief local authority may direct.\n(vii) Divisional Officers must countersign all the travelling allowance bills of their officers before submitting them to the Conservator.\n(viii) The officer who countersigns travelling allowance bills must satisfy himself that the charges are justified by the circumstances of the case.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 93
        },
        {
            "number": "58",
            "title": "58. Claim for arrear travelling allowance.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Fixed T.A.\nForest Rangers              - Rs. 65/- (Sixty five monthly),\nForesters                        - Rs. 40/- (Forty monthly).",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 94
        },
        {
            "number": "59",
            "title": "59. Vouchers for travelling allowances.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 95
        },
        {
            "number": "60",
            "title": "60. Revenue Remittances to treasuries.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 96
        },
        {
            "number": "61",
            "title": "61. Treasury Challan.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) The following particulars will be given in English on the back of each vernacular challan or advice list:-",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 97
        },
        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Name of sub-treasury or tahsil .",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 98
        },
        {
            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Amount acknowledged.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 99
        },
        {
            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Number and date of Treasury Officer's receipt.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 100
        },
        {
            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. By what Forest Officer remitted.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 101
        },
        {
            "number": "62",
            "title": "62. Vouchers.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Pay of permanent or temporary establishment\n...\nForm Nos. 14-15\nTravelling allowance bill\n...\nForm Nos. 16-17\nCash remittance to treasuries\n...\nTreasury challan or advice list\nRevenue derived from supplies to public departments\n...\nFrom No. 9 of F. A. Code\nDaily labour form\n...\nForm No. 10 of F. A. Code\nAll other payments\n...\nForm No. 11 of F.A. Code or post office receipt with inland\n\t\t\t\tmoney order acknowledgement.\n(ii) All vouchers for payments including advances, except treasury challan or advice lists and acknowledgements of transfer to the departments must bear the dates of payment, and they must be passed for payment, in words as well as in figures, by the Divisional Officers, who thereby assume the responsibility for the charge.\n(iii) Disbursement certificates required on all vouchers.\n(iv) When an Officer who does not belong to the Forest Department is in charge of a divisional or district Forest Office, he should sign the contingent bill of the Office once only. A second signature on every contingent bill as countersigning Officer, is not necessary in such a case.\n(v) All vernacular accounts must be accompanied by abstracts in English, and the needful particulars will be entered in English on all vernacular vouchers and signed by the Divisional Officer when they are forwarded for audit in support of charges entered in the divisional monthly accounts list.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 102
        },
        {
            "number": "63",
            "title": "63. Transaction with public departments.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) A similar procedure will be followed in the case of payments to other departments. Bills or price invoices received from a supplying department should be at once adjusted in the cash book by credit to the department concerned, and by debit to the proper budget sub head, the duplicate bill or invoice, duly receipted being promptly returned.\n(iii) The departmental number and date of each bill or invoice for supplies received from another department, and the date of acceptance of each bill for timber etc. supplied to another department, will invariably be quoted in the entries in the divisional cash accounts.\nII. - Adjustments with outside bodies\nII. - Adjustments with outside bodies",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 103
        },
        {
            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. Adjustments with outside bodies.",
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            "content": "III. - Inter-Departmental Adjustments\nIII. - Inter-Departmental Adjustments\n5.\nA. Service Departments. - These are constituted for the discharge of those functions which either (a) are inseparable from, and form part of the idea of Government or (b) are necessary to, and form part of the general conduct of the business of Government.\nThe departments of Administration of Justice, Jails and Convict Settlements Police, Education, Medical, Public Health, Forest, Defence.\nthe departments of Survey, Government Printing, Stationery Public Works (Buildings and Roads), Indian Stores Department.\nB. Commercial Departments or undertakings. - These are maintained mainly for the purposes of rendering services, or providing supplies of certain special kinds, on payment for the services rendered or for the Articles supplied. They perform functions which are not necessarily Government functions. They are required to work to a financial result determined through accounts maintained on Commercial Principles.\nNote. - Government has the power in respect of these directions to decide whether a particular department or particular activities of a department shall be regarded as a commercial department or undertaking. A list of departments and undertakings at present recognised by Government as Commercial is given below:-\nNote.\nList of departments and undertakings at present recognised by Government as Commercial\nBihar Government\nBihar Government\n6.\n(a) The Forest Department may charge any other department for vegetable, animal or mineral products extracted from a forest area.\n(b) Payment must ordinarily be made for convict labour as in the case of that supplied to the Public Works and other departments of Government but except at Port Blair, no charge is made for convict labour in the case of works under-taken by the Public Works Department which are treated as Jail Works.\n(c) The cost of additional Police Guards supplied to an irrigation or other project while under construction, may be charged to the project concerned.\n7.\nNote 1. - Save as otherwise provided in these directions, service rendered by a Service Department falling under clause A(a) of paragraph 5 in the normal charge of it functions shall not be regarded as service rendered for the purpose of the above directions.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - The supply of residential accommodation by one department to the employees of another shall not, for the purpose of these directions, be held to constitute a service rendered. In all such cases, the rent charged for residential accommodation will be the rent recoverable under the rules for the time being in force from the persons actually using such accommodation.\nNote 2.\n8.\nNote 1. - The cost of land acquired by a civil department on behalf of the Public Works Department is chargeable in the accounts of the latter as part of the cost of the works for which the land is taken up; but when land is taken up for two or more service departments conjointly, the cost is wholly debitable to the department for which the major portion of expenditure was incurred, unless there are special reasons to the contrary.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - When a special officer is employed for the acquisition of land for any department, the expenditure on pay, allowance, etc., of the special officer and his establishment and any expenditure on contingencies is chargeable to the department as part of the cost of land. When the land is taken up by a civil officer, not specially employed for the work, only special charges incurred in connection with the acquisition of the land on establishment, contingencies, etc, are borne by the department for which the land is acquired.\nNote 2.\n9.\nNote. - The Defence Services are not required to pay rent for office accommodation supplied by the Public Works Department in Central buildings in any station in India; nor is rent charged for buildings of the Defence Services in any station in India occupied by departments of the Central Government other than those falling under clause B of paragraph 5.\nNote.\n10.\nExamples\nExamples\n11.\n12.\n13.\nNote. - \"Accountant-General\" means the head of an office of accounts keeping the accounts of the Central (or Federal) Government or of a province, by whatever designation he may be called\".\nNote.",
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            "number": "64",
            "title": "64. Entries in the cash book of cheques drawn.",
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            "number": "65",
            "title": "65. Forms to be rendered to the Conservator.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
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            "sort_order": 106
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            "number": "66",
            "title": "66. Scrutiny of Divisional Accounts.",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 107
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            "number": "67",
            "title": "67. Intimation of sanction (Form No. 26).",
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            "content": "",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 108
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            "number": "68",
            "title": "68. Comparative Statement of Revenue and Expenditure (Form No. 27).",
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            "content": "69. [Hints for checking monthly accounts in Divisional Offices.]\n(a) Advances on account of expenditure by disbursers.\n(b) Recoveries of these advances by expenditure on work done by Range Officers, etc.\n(c) Revenue collected by Range Officers.\n(d) Revenue remitted by Range Officers.\nDr.\nCr.\nOpening balance on 1st\nExpenditure charged off on work done.\nRevenue (if any) receive.\nRevenue (if any) remitted.\nAdvances received from Divisional Office Recoveries of excess\n\t\t\t\tpayments if any\nClosing balance on 31st\n(a) \"To cheques drawn\" :-\n\"To cheques drawn\"\nFigures should agree with those in column 4 of the Register of Cheques Form No. 4, Forest Account Code (Schedule Form No. 2).\n(b) \"By amount of advances made, etc.\" -\n\"By amount of advances made, etc.\"\nFigures should agree with totals of Column 10 of Ledger Abstract. Form No.13, Forest Account Code (Schedule Form No. 4) .\n(c) \"To recoveries from disbursers, etc.\" -\n\"To recoveries from disbursers, etc.\"\nFigures should agree with totals of column 6 of Ledger Abstract (Form No. 8F. A. Code) .\n(d) \"By expenditure charged, etc.\" -\n\"By expenditure charged, etc.\"\nFigures should agree with totals Form No. 14, Forest Account Code-expenditure. (116-Schedule XVIII) -\n(e) \"To revenue received\" :-\n\"To revenue received\"\nFigures should agree with totals of Form No. 14, Forest Account Code-Revenue (116-Schedule XVIII) -\n(f) \"By revenue paid into Treasuries\" :-\n\"By revenue paid into Treasuries\"\nFigures should agree with totals of Schedule of Remittances (Form No. 6 of F.A. Code) .\nNote. - It frequently happens, however, that owing to dates of payment in Range Accounts not agreeing with those in Treasuries, a memorandum of adjustments has to be drawn up. This should be checked with accounts of previous month.\nNote.\n(a) Sufficient details should be given in column 2 to enable the charges to be at once understood and checked.\n(b) The authority for charges lying outside the power of the sanction of the officers submitting the accounts should invariably be quoted in the \"Remarks\" column.\n(c) Whenever expenditure on any work is spread over two or more months, the total previous expenditure on such work should be noted in the \"Remarks\" column before beginning to enter the items expended during the month.\n(d) Whenever in the case of departmental operations the expenditure on a particular lot of produce is charged in a month subsequent to that in which this particular produce was brought on to Form No. 2 of this Manual a reference to this latter month should be made in the \"Remarks\" column, in no case should charges be made for produce which has not yet been brought on to Form No. 2 of this Manual.\n(e) Final adjustment of expenditure on construction of buildings, roads, etc. should not be made except on receipt of a satisfactory completion report signed by the Range Officer after personal inspection of the work.\n(f) If any produce is entered in Form No. 2 of this Manual as received during the month, the expenditure on account of which cannot for some valid reason be charged off in the same month, such reason will be briefly recorded in the \"Remarks\" column against the entry in question, the month in which it will appear being at the same time stated.",
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            "number": "69A",
            "title": "69A. Bihar Rules for Licenses for the Hunting of Elephants, 1937.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "1.\n\"The Bihar Rules for Licenses for the Hunting of Elephants, 1937\"\n2.\n(a) \"Deputy Commissioner\" means the Deputy Commissioner of the district comprising the area in respect of which a license is applied for, granted or renewed under these Rules.\n(b) \"form\" means a form appended to these Rules.\n(c) \"license-holder\" means a person who holds a subsisting license granted or renewed under these Rules.\n3.\n4.\n5.\n(a) capture wild elephants except in accordance with the conditions of his license, or\n(b) transfer in any manner his rights under his license.\n6.\n7.\n(a) obtained a written permit to do so from the Deputy Commissioner or some other officer appointed by the Deputy Commissioner in that behalf; and\n(b) paid the fees required to be paid by Rule 6.\n8.\n9.\nForm A\nForm A\nLicense For The Capture of Elephants within the in the District of..............\nLicense For The Capture of Elephants within the in the District of..............\n(Seal and signature of the Deputy Commissioner)\nNorth- East- South- West-\nBoundaries of Block.\nName of Block................\nDistrict of..................\nProvince of........... the boundaries of which are specified\n\t\t\t\tin the margin, is granted to you on the following conditions:-\nI. That you pay Rs. 100 for this license.\nII. That you pay Rs. 100 in respect of every elephant captured by you.\nIII. That you shall capture or attempt to capture elephants only between the 1st October and the 31st of March and at no other time.\nIV. That you capture or attempt to capture elephants yourself and do not transfer in any manner your rights under this license.\nV. That you shall not capture or attempt to capture elephants by means of pit-falls.\nVI. That you report in writing on the 1st of each month to the officer granting this license or to any other official as you may be directed, in the form herewith supplied to you, the capture or death in attempt to capture or death after capture, of every elephant so captured or dying during the preceding month.\nVII. That you obtain a written permit, and pay the royalty prescribed in clause II, before removing beyond the boundaries specified in the margin any captured elephant or the tusk of any elephant killed.\nVIII. That you shall not cause any unnecessary damage to any forest, set fire to any jungle or cause injury or unnecessary annoyance to any jungle tribes or cultivators residing within the boundaries specified in the margin or in the neighbourhood thereof.\nIX. (a) That before you commence the construction of any stockades in a Reserved or Protected forest you shall submit for the approval of the Divisional Forest Officer a list of the proposed sites of the stockades properly described, preferably with the aid of a map.\n(b) That before you commence such construction in a forest not under the management of the Forest Department you shall similarly submit a list of the proposed sites for the approval of the Deputy Commissioner.\nX. That the Divisional Forest Officer or the Deputy Commissioner, as the case may be, shall have the right to forbid the erection of a stockade in a site not approved by him.\nXI. That after the site of the stockade has been chosen and approved by the Divisional Forest Officer he shall make an estimate of the value of the timber which will be destroyed in the building and establishing of the stockade and that you shall pay for such timber at rates to be fixed by the Divisional Forest Officer and that you shall be entitled to use any such timber in the building of the stockade. This condition and conditions XII, XIII and XIV shall apply only to forests managed by the Forest Department.\nXII. That if in addition to the timber purchased on the site of the stockade you require other timber the Divisional Forest Officer shall arrange for its felling an a site convenient to the stockade and you shall pay the Divisional Forest Officer for such timber at rates to be fixed by the Divisional Forest Officer.\nXIII. That should you intentionally destroy any elephant you will be proceeded against under the Elephants' Preservation Act VI of 1879.\nXIV. That should you, in contravention of clause VI, fail or neglect to report capture, or killing in the attempt to capture or death after capture of any elephant the Deputy Commissioner may order that you shall pay to Government a sum which may extend to Rs. 3,000 for each elephant the killing or the capture or death of which has not been reported. The amount shall be recoverable as a public demand under item 9 of Schedule I to the Bihar and Orissa Public Demands Recovery Act.\nXV. That you shall not-\n(a) fell any timber except in such places and to such extent as has been previously approved by the Divisional Forest Officer or the Deputy Commissioner;\n(b) interfere with any operations of the Forest Department or any forest contractor in Government forests.\nXVI. That should you commit any breach of any of the conditions of this license, the license may, at the discretion of the Deputy Commissioner, be cancelled, and any, or all, of the elephants captured by you forfeited to Government; this penalty to be in addition to any other punishment or penalty to which you may be liable under any provision of the law in force at the time or any rule duly made in exercise of any authority conferred by law.\nLicensee's signature.\n1 ...............................................\n2 ...............................................\n3 ...............................................\nForm B\nForm B\n(Seal and signature of the Deputy Commissioner.)\nNorth- East- South- West-\nBoundaries of Block or locality\nName of Block................\nDistrict of..................\nProvince of........... the boundaries of which are specified\n\t\t\t\tin the margin, is granted to you on the following conditions:-\nI. That in shooting the elephant you shall use no weapon less in power or in bore than a 0.400 cordite or a 0.577 black power.\nII. That in reserved forests you shall comply with such Rules and Regulations of the Bihar Government Reserved Forest Shooting Rules, 1930, published under Notification No. 1066-IIIF-5-R.R., dated the 14th October 1930, in so far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of this license.\nIII. That you shall pay a fee of Rs. 100 for each elephant killed under this license.\nIV. That the tusks of any elephant killed under this license shall be the property of Government and shall be made over to the Deputy Commissioner.\nLicensee's signature.\n1. ...............................................\n2. ...............................................\n3. ...............................................\nStation.............\nForm C\nForm C\nStatement for the Month of......\nDate of capture.\nNumber of elephants captured alive.\nNumber of elephants that died during capture.\nNumber of elephants sold out of those entered in\n\t\t\t\tcolumn 2.\nNumber of elephants that died out of those\n\t\t\t\tentered in column 2.\nNumber remaining at the end of the month, i.e.,\n\t\t\t\tcolumn 2- columns 4 and 5.\nTotal number remaining at the end of proceeding\n\t\t\t\tmonth.\nTotal of columns 6 and 7.\nRemarks.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n[C.S. No. 88, dated the 10th January 1940.]",
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            "number": "70",
            "title": "70. Rules regulating the grant of licenses to capture elephants in Angul.",
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            "content": "(1) Every application fora license to kill or to capture or to kill and capture wild elephants, or for a renewal of such a license, shall be made to the Deputy Commissioner of Angul and may be granted by him with the sanction of the Commissioner of the Orissa Division. The fee payable on the grant or renewal of such license shall be one hundred rupees:\n(2) A license shall not be granted for more than six months from the date of issue and shall hold good only within the boundaries therein specified.\n(3) The holder of a license shall be at liberty to kill or to capture, or to kill and capture wild elephants himself or by his agents and shall not be allowed to sell or transfer his rights under the said licence.\n(4) For every elephant captured by or on behalf of the licence-holder and for every elephant killed the license-holder shall pay to the Government in such manner as the Deputy Commissioner of Angul may from time to time direct the sum of Rs. 100 by way of royalty:\n(5) The license-holder shall be at liberty to capture or kill elephants in any manner except in pits.\n(6) The license-holder shall be bound to report in writing on the first day of each month to the Deputy Commissioner of Angul or to any other officer appointed by the said Deputy Commissioner in that behalf in such form as may be prescribed the capture or death during capture or otherwise of every elephant which has been captured or has died during capture or has been killed in the preceding month. In the event of failure to report any such capture or death the holder of the license shall forfeit to Government the sum of Rs. 3,000 for each elephant the capture or death of which he shall have omitted to report.\n(7) The license-holder shall obtain a written permit from the Deputy Commissioner of Angul or any officer appointed by him in that behalf and shall, save as provided in the proviso to Rule (4), pay the royalty prescribed in the said Rule (4) before removing outside the boundaries of the area covered by the license any recently captured elephant or the tusks of an elephant killed.\n(8) No stockade shall be built in any teak forest, no valuable timber shall be felled and no jungle shall be set fire to by any license-holder or his agent neither shall they be at liberty to cause injury or unnecessary annoyance to any jungle tribes or cultivators residing in the neighbourhood nor to interfere with any operations of the Forest Department or of any forest contractor. All timber felled and used in the construction of the stockade shall be paid for by the license-holder at the full rates in force in the Reserved Forests in the district of Angul and if the timber required for the purpose is to be taken from the Protected Forests or from the Reserved Forests in that district the previous sanction of the Deputy Commissioner or the Divisional Forest Officer as the case may be must be obtained.\n(9) The license shall be liable to be withdrawn by order of the Deputy Commissioner of Angul on breach of any of the above Rules.\n[71. Rules regulating the grant of licenses to capture elephants in Cuttack, Puri and Balasore districts.]\n(a) \"Collector\" means the Collector of the district comprising the area in respect of which a licence is applied for, granted or renewed under these Rules;\n(b) \"licence-holder\" means a person who holds a subsisting licence granted or renewed under these Rules.\n(a) has been captured by the licence-holder;\n(b) has been killed by the licence-holder; or\n(c) has died during or after capture by the licence-holder.\n(a) obtained a written permit to do so from the Collector or some other officer appointed by the Collector in that behalf; and\n(b) paid the fee required to be paid by Rule 5.\n(a) build a stockade in any sal or teak forest;\n(b) fell any valuable timber;\n(c) set fire to any jungle;\n(d) cause injury or unnecessary annoyance to any jungle tribes or cultivators residing in the area covered by his licence; or\n(e) interfere with any operations of the Forest Department or any forest contractor in Government forests.\nChhatara.\nKurei.\nMugunipur\nRanpur.\nAria.\nChalk Kamaripur.\nKhunta.\nSialigotha.\nBarikpur.\nDigibhaunra.\nGhoramara.\nPatharpenth.\nSaralia.\nLakshabindha.\nPatana.\nSindhua.\nWada.\nTaharpur.\nGujiriha.\nRautamanakahani.\nBagapur.\nSinga Khunta.\nPaandamanakahani.\nSipura.\nBrundadeipur.\nChhatrapur.\nSamnathpur\nKumbhi\nKasbajaipur\nManjarigan.\nNuagan.\nChitapada.\nNaikpada.\nJuki.\nDarkholi.\nGunada.\nGopinathpur.\nKatuni.\nChalk Samanathpur.\nRaipitambar.\nMahumuhan.\nBishnu Chak.\nMendhagaria.\nKhanjamahal.\nMaitrapur.\nRaghunathpur.\nGobindapur.\nChalk Patharpenth.\nNarasinghagar.\nKesuripur.\nJirtal.\nRusa.\nMahinshasuri.\nAbdulnagar.\nRusa (Patana).\nPagarasal.\nDalingia.\nBaghua.\nMantri.\nAlsua.\nHariragaria.\nAngula.\nRaima.\nKhanhupur.\nChartpo.\nGarbhang No. I\nBeharanpur.\nRangapati.\nGarbhang No. III.\nBalibar.\nBalipur.\nBahar-padagan.\nDaipur.\nChahalima.\nGarbhang No. II.\nGopalpur.\nKiamundia.\nMulakudei.\nBarchhigaria.\nBilabankia.\nHaripalpur.\nJagannathpur\nSarsankha.\nSankhua\nMudpur.\nBrahmansahi.\nGarbhang No. IV.\nManipur\nNatapara.\nSuthang.\nBharararpada.\nBinagaria.\nBhagatpur.\nAtpur.\nRadhaballabhapur.\nKhantapara.\nBelada.\nBarakhuri.\nGobindapur.\nHarirapada.\nNuapur.\nRamanagar.\nKrushnadaspur.\nUtarsar.\nNaichhanpur.\nHensagura.\nKamarpur.\nAtapur.\nHansipatna.\nMadhusudhanpur.\nNuapara.\nNischintapur.\nDahisara.\nPanpana.\nSarupada.\nJagantahpur.\nBegunia.\nGhashipada.\nDanda Haripur.\nDarariha.\nKasagaria.\nPitalpada.\nBasulipur.\nJarida.\nKespur.\nBahanga.\nPatulida.\nNaikbandha.\nIchhapur.\nGangei.\nChalk\nPitalpada.\nForm A\nForm A\nLicence for the capture of elephants within the in the district of...................\nNorth- East- South- West-\nBoundaries of Block\nName of Block................\nDistrict of..................\nProvince of...........\nthe boundaries of which are specified\n\t\t\t\tin the margin, is granted to you on the following conditions:-\nI. That you pay Rs. 100 for this licence.\nII. That you pay Rs. 100 royalty in respect of every elephant capture by you and for every elephant killed in attempt to capture.\nIII. That you hunt between the 1st October and the 31st March and not otherwise.\nIV. That your catch elephants and do not sell or lease your Block, or any part of it.\nV. That you catch elephants by any method except pitfalls.\nVI. That you report in writing on the 1st of each month to the officer granting this licence or to any other official as you may be directed, in the Form herewith supplied to you, the killing or the capture or death during capture, of every elephant so captured or dying during the preceding month.\nVII. That you obtain a written permit, and pay the royalty prescribed in clause II, before removing beyond the boundaries specified in the margin any newly-caught elephant or the tusk of an elephant killed.\nVIII. That you shall not (build a stockade in any sal or teak forest, or fell any valuable timber or set fire to any jungle or) cause injury or unnecessary annoyance to any jungle tribes or cultivators residing in the neighbourhood.\nNote. - The bracketed portion should be omitted when within Killah Sukindah the proprietor of Sukindah is himself the licence-holder.\nNote.\nIX. That should you wilfully destroy any elephant for the sake of its ivory, or otherwise, you will be proceeded against under the Elephants' Preservation Act VI of 1879.\nX. That should you, in contravention of clause VI, fail or neglect to report the killing or the capture, or killing in the attempt to capture, of any elephant you shall pay to Government a sum of Rs. 3,000 for each elephant the killing or the capture or death of which has not been reported.\nXI. That should you commit any breach of any of the conditions of this licence, the licence may, at the discretion of the Collector, be cancelled, and any, or all, of the elephants captured by you forfeited to Government; this penalty to be in addition to any other punishment or penalty to which you may be liable under any provision of the law in force at the time or any Rule duly made in exercise of an authority conferred by law.\nLicensee's signature.\n1 ...................................\n2 ...................................\n3 ...................................\nStation.\nForm B\nForm B\nStatement For The Month of...........................\nShowing the number of Elephants captured by..........................duly licenced under Act VI of 1879\nDate of capture.\nNumber of elephants captured alive.\nNumber of elephants that died during capture.\nNumber of elephants killed.\nNumber of elephants sold out of those entered in\n\t\t\t\tcolumn 2.\nNumber of elephants that died out of those\n\t\t\t\tentered in column 2.\nNumber remaining at the end of the month, i.e.\n\t\t\t\tcolumns 2- (columns 5 and 6.)\nTotal number remaining at the end of preceding\n\t\t\t\tmonth.\nTotal of columns 7 and 8.\nRemarks.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\nMale.\nFemale.\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10",
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        },
        {
            "number": "72",
            "title": "72. Revenue from Quarries and Rules for granting leases for the same.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Government of B. & O. Revenue Department Letter No. 2767-IIW-167-R., dated the 30th March 1921. - The Rules for the grant of licences to prospect for minerals and of mining leases are contained in the Bihar and Orissa Waste Lands Manual. Such leases or licences are granted by the Civil Department but when the land in question is situated within a reserved forest the District Officers shall consult the Forest Officer before granting the lease or licences.",
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        },
        {
            "number": "73",
            "title": "73. Fixed value permits.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "System of fixed value permits\n(i) that licenced vendors shall have as little as possible to do beyond selling the permits; and\n(ii) that the classification of forest revenue for departmental purposes shall be done by paid officials of the Forest Department.\nA book of\n0\n0\n3\npermits\ncontaining\n64\nPermits.\n“\n0\n0\n6\n“\n“\n64\n“\n“\n0\n0\n9\n“\n“\n64\n“\n“\n0\n1\n0\n“\n“\n64\n“\n“\n0\n1\n6\n“\n“\n64\n“\n“\n0\n2\n0\n“\n“\n32\n“\n“\n0\n2\n6\n“\n“\n32\n“\n“\n0\n3\n0\n“\n“\n32\n“\n“\n0\n4\n0\n“\n“\n32\n“\n“\n0\n6\n0\n“\n“\n16\n“\n“\n0\n8\n0\n“\n“\n16\n“\n“\n0\n9\n0\n“\n“\n16\n“\n“\n0\n12\n0\n“\n“\n16\n“\n“\n1\n0\n0\n“\n“\n16\n“\n“\n2\n8\n0\n“\n“\n8\n“",
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        },
        {
            "number": "74",
            "title": "74. Remittance of forest revenue and advance through Post Offices.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Chapter-VI\nBudget Estimates",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 114
        },
        {
            "number": "75",
            "title": "75. Preparation of budget and revised estimates.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Chapter-VII\nMiscellaneous Office Business\nOffice Business",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 115
        },
        {
            "number": "76",
            "title": "76. Definition of \"case\" and \"files\".",
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            "content": "",
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            "sort_order": 116
        },
        {
            "number": "77",
            "title": "77. Case cover.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 117
        },
        {
            "number": "78",
            "title": "78. Case register. (Form No. 18.).",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 118
        },
        {
            "number": "79",
            "title": "79. Government and Account Department General Orders and Circulars.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Miscellaneous Office Business",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 119
        },
        {
            "number": "80",
            "title": "80. Register of books and maps, Form No. 19.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) A separate register for maps will be kept in the same form.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 120
        },
        {
            "number": "81",
            "title": "81. Registers of correspondence. (Forms Nos. 20 and 21.).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) A new series of numbers will be commenced in each register book at the opening of each financial year. Circulars are to be entered in red ink.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 121
        },
        {
            "number": "82",
            "title": "82. Destruction of useless documents.",
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            "content": "(ii) The original accounts rendered to the Divisional Officer by Subdivisional Officers and subordinates, and which have been filed in his office for three full years, should be similarly set aside for destruction.\n(iii) Such documents as annual or special reports, correspondence relating to boundary questions, to rights and privileges of other persons in the forests, to working plans and annual plans-of-operations, and to all subjects affecting the general management and history of the forests included in the division, as well as all orders of Government and circulars on important subjects, should be carefully preserved.\n(iv) All correspondence registers shall be preserved for twenty years. Records in Forms Nos. 4, 6 and 12 of Forest Account Code and Manual Form No. 15, should be preserved for the periods specified in the margin. The Register of Reserved Forests (Form No. 1, Forest Department Code) is an important document and should be continuously retained. Forms Nos. 2, 3, 4 of the Forest Department Code and Form No. 14, Forest Account Code, should be preserved until a working plan or other report, embodying a complete account of the history and statistics during any period considered, has been prepared or revised for the forests in question. As a general Rule, when monthly or annual returns have been reproduced or adequately summarized in printed working plans or administration reports, the original manuscript forms, if they have been retained for at least three full years in all, may be destroyed. [Form No. 4-6 years. Forms Nos. 6 and 12-25 years. Form No. 15- 35 years] .\n(v) Those papers, which it is proposed to destroy, will be submitted to the Conservator on his next visit and his authority will be obtained for their destruction.\n(vi) The local Government may authorize any Selected Officer or class of Officers in charge of a Forest Division the power to authorize the destruction of useless records.\n(vii) These Rules apply to Conservator's Office as well as to Divisional Offices. ( See also Rule 40-A in Section XIII, chapter I of the Bihar and Orissa Account Code.)",
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        {
            "number": "83",
            "title": "83. Register of distribution of books.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 123
        },
        {
            "number": "84",
            "title": "84. List of correspondence to be sent to Forest Officers when on tour.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 124
        },
        {
            "number": "85",
            "title": "85. Register of forest buildings.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Register showing the expenditure incurred annually on the maintenance of building in................................Division.\nSl. No.\nName of buildings.\nSanctioned cost of annual repairs\nYear\nYear\nYear\nOrdinary\nSpecial\nTotal\nOrdinary\nSpecial\nTotal\nOrdinary\nSpecial\nTotal\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\nRegister of land.\nRegister of land (other than forest) owned or occupied by the Forest Department\nRegister of land (other than forest) owned or occupied by the Forest Department\nSerial No.\nPurpose.",
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            "sort_order": 125
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        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Area in acres",
            "chapter": null,
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 126
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        {
            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Situation",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 127
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        {
            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Description of boundaries",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 128
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        {
            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. Method of demarcation",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 129
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            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Date when acquired or leased",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 130
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            "number": "6",
            "title": "6. Method of tenure -",
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            "content": "Whether rented, if so amount of rent, free of rent, other\n\t\t\t\tterms.\n(i) The headings should be written horizontally.\n(ii) The register should be bound as the Register of Reserved and Protected Forests, and the index should be classified under the three main heads-A. Compounds, B. Roads and C. Miscellaneous, e.g., plantation sites, depots etc. Separate serial numbers should be given to the lands, entered under each of the above heads, a page or more being devoted to each serial number.\n(iii) In all cases areas in the possession of this Departmental should be shown on the 16' = 1 mile cadastral sheets of the settlement maps which should be properly attested. The sheets of the settlement maps in question should be kept in a folder or in a map almirah with a note in the register that the maps are in the folder or almirah giving the number of the sheet and the collection in which to be found.\n(iv) A special folder or map almirah should be made and copies of settlement maps showing out properties should be kept in it.\n(v) The Settlement Department is likely to give one plot number to the whole road running through a village. If within one village a road bearing one plot number is held by the Forest Department under different methods of tenure, the different sections should be shown on the maps as (a), (b) etc. to indicate the different kinds of tenure.\n(vi) Each Range Officer should have a register giving records of lands in his range, the maps to be filed in the range register being copies of maps in the Divisional Register.",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 131
        },
        {
            "number": "86",
            "title": "86. Capital and Revenue Accounts of residential buildings.",
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            "content": "Date of acquisition or construction of the residence.\nRate of interest\nBuildings occupied on or before the 19th June 1922.\nBuildings occupied after the 19th June 1922.\nBefore 1st April 1919\n1st April 1919 to 31st July 1921..\n1st August 1921 to 31st December\n\t\t\t\t1921\nFrom 1st January 1922 until further orders\n3 ½ per cent.\n3 ½ per cent.\n3 ½ per cent.\n6 per cent.\n4 per cent.\n5 per cent.\n6 per cent.\n6 per cent.\nNote. - The date of construction referred to in column of this table should be taken as the date on which the accounts of the estimate for the construction of the residence are closed. In respect of expenditure on additions and alterations to residences the interest should be calculated at the rate applicable on the date on which the accounts for the estimate for the additions and alterations are closed.\nNote.\nCapital and Revenue Accounts of residences and their subsidiary services for the year\nLocality.\nSerial no.\nParticulars of buildings.\nCapital outlay to end of year under report.\nCost of value of site including expenditure on\n\t\t\t\tits preparation which has not been taken into account in\n\t\t\t\tcalculating the standard rent.\nCapital cost of-\nBuilding excluding site.\nWater-supply and sanitary installation.\nElectric installation.\nTotal\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n5(a)\n5(b)\n5(c)\n5(d)\nNumber of years for which revenue accounts have\n\t\t\t\tbeen kept.\nAnnual allowance of maintenance\nActual expenditure on maintenance\nInterest on capital outlay to end of year under\n\t\t\t\treport (column 4) or rent payable by Government.\nTotal annual cost to Government, i.e., total of\n\t\t\t\tcolumns 12 and 13.\nOrdinary.\nSpecial\nMunicipal and other taxes payable by Government.\nDuring year.\nTo end of year under report.\nAverage per annum.\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\n14\nStandard rent per annum calculated under\nRent realised during the year\nRemarks\n(1) Information as to whether the particular\n\t\t\t\toccupant pays rent under Fundamental Rules 45A and 45B. (2)\n\t\t\t\tExplanations of short realization. (3) Reference to orders\n\t\t\t\tfixing, special rents, rates, etc. (4) Explanation of excess\n\t\t\t\tof average annual maintenance charges over the amount permissible\n\t\t\t\t(columns 7 and 8)\nDate from which it is operative.\nFundamental Rule 45A.\nFundamental Rule 45B.\nMonthly rate.\nNumber of months.\nAmount.\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21",
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        {
            "number": "87",
            "title": "87. House Rent",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "1. (i) Ministerial officers drawing not more than Rs. 60 a month who are employed as Range clerks in Forest Ranges. [Government of Bihar and Orissa, Finance Department, Letter No. 1629-F.R., dated the 17th June, 1932.]\n(ii) All members of the Subordinate Forest Establishment of whatever designation and pay.",
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. In the case of clerks (not subject to any special Rules or orders) drawing pay up to Rs. 125 a month rents are limited to 5 per cent, of their pay.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 134
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Bengal P.W.D. Circular No. 24-A., dated 20th October 1905. Government Order No. 2807, dated 8th November 1905. - When an officer continues to occupy a house after it has been purchased by Government for official residence, rent should be recovered at the rate paid to the former landlord subject to the usual limit of 10 per cent on the salary and local allowance of the officer occupying the house, pending the approval of Government to the rent assessed by the Superintending Engineer.",
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            "content": "Note 1. - Government quarters as used in this Rule include as well houses leased by Government.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - The Gazetted Officers of the Forest Department, whether on duty or on recess, are allowed to occupy the forest rest-house at Doranda (Ranchi), free of rent, up to a limit of 10 days subject to the condition that occupation should be treated as continuous where an interval of seven days or less intervenes between two or more periods of occupation.\nNote 2.",
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            "number": "88",
            "title": "88. Quinquennial reports and maps to illustrate the same. Inspector-General of Forests Circular No. 1010, dated 9th November 1897.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 136
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        {
            "number": "89",
            "title": "89. Nomenclature of plants in Forest Administration Reports and other reports and publications.",
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            "content": "Examples:",
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            "sort_order": 137
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        {
            "number": "90",
            "title": "90. Rules for supply of stationary.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
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            "sort_order": 138
        },
        {
            "number": "91",
            "title": "91. Rules for Supply of Printed Forms.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Chapter-VIII\nTransfer of Charge",
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            "sort_order": 139
        },
        {
            "number": "92",
            "title": "92. Transfer of charge, General.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 140
        },
        {
            "number": "93",
            "title": "93. Transfer Report.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 141
        },
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            "number": "94",
            "title": "94. Examination of accounts and vouchers outstandings and liabilities.",
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            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 142
        },
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            "number": "95",
            "title": "95. Cash.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) A certificate (in Form No. 24) will be made out in quintriplicate and signed by both officers. These Certificates will be forwarded to the Conservator, Chief Conservator or the State Government and the original will be submitted to the Accountant General, Bihar (See Article 52 Civil Account Code) .",
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        },
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            "number": "96",
            "title": "96. Timber and forest produce.",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 144
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            "number": "97",
            "title": "97. Other properties.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(1) Demarcated reserves.\n(2) Plantation.\n(3) Timber depots and revenue stations.\n(4) Buildings, roads and bridges.\n(5) Live-stock.\n(6) Machinery, stores, instruments, and tools.\n(7) Books and maps.\n(8) Office records.\n(9) Office furniture.",
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            "number": "98",
            "title": "98. Examination of property by Relieving Officer.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Live and dead stock and other articles which may be at headquarters as well as books and maps, office records, and office furniture should, as a Rule be personally inspected by the relieving officer at the time of transfer, and the fact of this having been done should be stated.\n(iii) In the case of property at a distance from headquarters the register and other documents in which they are described should be examined.\nChapter IX\nInspection Report\n99.\n(a) inspection of Conservator's offices. - Each Conservator of Forests should, as far as possible, inspect the office of each Conservator once a year.\ninspection of Conservator's offices.\n(b) Inspection of Divisional office. - Each Conservator of Forest should as fay as possible inspect the office of each Divisional Forest Officer once a year.\nInspection of Divisional office.\n(c) Inspection of Range office. - Each Divisional Forest Officer should inspect each Range office once a year.\nInspection of Range office.\n(ii) Apart from holding regular inspections according to the standard prescribed above, all Divisional Forest Officers should also pay surprise visit to and hold surprise check of the subordinate Forest Offices and Forest Blocks, within their respective jurisdictions. (Revenue Department No. C/F2401/59/-796 R, date March 1959) .\n(A)\nI. Inspection report Form for inspection of Conservator's office. - Office Building.\nI. Inspection report Form for inspection of Conservator's office. - Office Building.\n(a) Owner\n(b) Rent\n(c) Condition and General suitability.\n(d) Furniture.\nII. Records-\nII. Records-\n(a) Live and dead stock:\n(a) Live and dead stock:\n(i) Stock register of stores, tools and plant.\n(ii) Yearly store return.\n(iii) Purchase of furniture.\n(iv) Condition of instruments.\n(b) Cash account.\n(b) Cash account.\n(i) Cash balance\n(ii) Establishment pay bill.\n(iii) Register of cheques.\n(iv) Budget control book.\n(v) Register of administrative sanction to capital projects.\n(vi) Contractors' and Disbursed Ledger. - Form No. 63 of revenue outstandings.\n(vii) Audit objections, their nature if due to carelessness culpable irregularities brought to notice; unnecessary work thrown on the Controlling officer by intention to objections.\n(viii) Progress of submission of Divisional Account.\n(c) Office business:\n(c) Office business:\n(i) Register of uniforms.\n(ii) Register of cases.\n(iii) Register of books and maps.\n(iv) Register of receipts and issues of correspondence.\n(v) Destruction of useless documents.\n(vi) Neatness in keeping office records.\n(vii) Punctuality in correspondence.\n(viii) Register of disposals of letters received from Government and Chief Conservator of Forests.\n(ix) List showing the dates of receipt of Chief Conservator of Forest's letters and date of disposal.\n(x) Custody of stationery.\n(xi) Stock book of stationery.\n(xii) Stock book of forms..\n(xiii) Means taken to ensure preservation of records, maps etc.\n(xiv) Reference books if corrected up to date.\n(xv) Register of correction slips.\n(xvi) Service books and character roll.\n(xvii) Register of service stamps.\n(xviii) Security deposit register and pass books.\n(xix) Casual leave register.\n(xx) Contingent bill register.\n(xxi) Maintenance of Type writer-machine Cord. (Rule 121 of the Bihar Stationery Manual).\n(xxii) Capital and Revenue accounts of residences.\nIII. Personal. -\nIII. Personal.\n(i) Officer in charge.\n(ii) General state of discipline in office.\n(iii) Efficiency of each member of the establishment.\n(iv) Adequacy of establishment.\n(v) Working hours.\n(vi) Irregularities.\n(vii) Complaints.\nIV. Inspections. -\nIV. Inspections.\n(i) Tours and Forest Inspection by the Forest Officer.\n(ii) Progress of Development works.\n(iii) Corruption and malpractices detected amongst the forest staff and disciplinary action taken.\n(iv) General comments\n(B) Inspection report Form for inspection of Divisional Forest Officer.\nI. Office Building:\nI. Office Building:\n(a) Owner\n(b) Rent\n(c) Condition and general suitability.\n(d) Furniture.\nII. Records:\nII. Records:\n(a) Management and working of Forests.\n(a) Management and working of Forests.\n(i) Detailed record of Reserved, and protected Forests and unclassed State lands.\n(ii) Maps of the Reserved, protected and other forests.\n(iii) Control book and register of out-turns.\n(iv) Forest Journals.\n(v) Compartment History.\n(vi) Plantation Journals.\n(vii) Control maps.\n(viii) Fire protection maps.\n(ix) Records of fires.\n(x) Register of sample and I experimental plot.\n(xi) Depot register of receipts and disposals of timber etc.\n(xii) Register of standards,\n(xiii) Register of receipts.\n(xiv) Sales of timber and other produce cut and collected by Government agency.\n(xv) Account of timber cut, collected and removed by consumers or purchasers.\n(xvi) Revenue demands and outstandings.\n(xvii) Particulars of items outstanding and unadjusted for over one year.\n(xviii) Progress of revenue of the division.\n(xix) Register of free grants and Register of produce removed by right holders (when kept).\n(xx) Register of seizure and disposal of forest produce and other property.\n(xxi) Register of revenue received in advance.\n(b) Live and deadstock.\n(b) Live and deadstock.\n(i) Stock register, tools and plant.\n(ii) Yearly store returns.\n(iii) Purchase of Furniture-their quality.\n(iv) Condition of instruments.\n(c) Cash Account.\n(c) Cash Account.\n(i) Cash balance.\n(ii) Establishment pay bills.\n(iii) Register of cheques.\n(iv) Budget control book.\n(v) Contractors' and Disbursers' Ledger. - Form No. 63 of revenue outstandings.\n(vi) Audit objections, their nature if due to carelessness, breach of rules, culpable irregularities brought to notice; unnecessary work thrown on the controlling officer by intention to objections.\n(vii) Progress of audit of Divisional Accounts.\n(d) Office business\n(d) Office business\n(i) Register of uniforms\n(ii) Register of cases.\n(iii) Register of books and maps.\n(iv) Destruction of useless documents.\n(v) Neatness in keeping office records.\n(vi) Punctuality in correspondences.\n(vii) Register of disposal of letters received from Government and Chief Conservator of Forests.\n(viii) List showing the dates of receipt of Chief Conservator's letters and date of disposal.\n(ix) Custody of stationery,\n(x) Stock book of stationery.\n(xi) Stock books of forms.\n(xii) Means taken to ensure preservation of records, maps etc.\n(xiii) Reference books if corrected up to date.\n(xiv) Register of correction slips.\n(xv) Service books and character rolls.\n(xvi) Register of service stamps.\n(xvii) Security deposit register and pass books.\n(xviii) Abstracts of forest offences committed in right-burdened forests.\n(xix) Casual leave register.\n(xx) Contingent bill register.\n(xxi) Maintenance of Typewriter Machine Card.\n(xxii) Capital and Revenue-Account of residences.\nIII. Personnel\nIII. Personnel\n(i) Officer in charge.\n(ii) General state of discipline in office.\n(iii) Efficiency of each member of establishment.\n(iv) Adequacy of establishment.\n(v) Working hours.\n(vi) Irregularities.\n(vii) Complaints.\n(C) Inspection of Range Offices.\n(i) Register of graziers.\n(ii) Circular files and standing orders\n(iii) Diary\n(iv) Dak-book.\n(D) Audit of offices by the Accountant-General.\nChapter-X\nMiscellaneous",
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            "number": "100",
            "title": "100. Scale of Furniture for use of Forest Officers on tour.",
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            "content": "Designation of officers\nDesignation of officers\nSanctioned scale\nSanctioned scale\nChief Conservator of Forests,\n4 camp folding (office or dining) chairs.\nDeputy Chief Conservator of Forests and Conservator of\n\t\t\t\tForests.\n1 camp folding long chair.\n2 camp folding (dining) tables,\n1 camp folding (office) table.\n1 camp folding teapoy.\n1 bath tub.\n1 camp commode with pan.\n2 chamberpots.\n1 camp folding wash hand table with basin\nAll Dy. Conservator of Forests. Working Plans Officers and\n\t\t\t\tAssistant Working Plans Officers\n3 camp folding (office or dining) chairs.\n1 camp folding long chair.\n1 camp folding (dining) table.\n1 camp folding (office) table,\n1 camp folding teapoy.\n1 bath tub.\n1 camp commode with pan.\n2 chamber pots,\n1 camp folding wash hand table with basin.\nAssistant Conservator of Forests and Extra. Assistant\n\t\t\t\tConservator of Forest attached to Divisions.\n3 camp folding (office or dining) chairs.\n1 camp folding long chair\n1 camp folding (dining) table.\n1 camp folding (office) table.\n1 camp folding teapoy.\n1 bath tub.\n1 camp commode with pan.\n2 chamber pots.\n1 camp folding wash hand table with basin.\n1 camp folding (office or dining) chairs.\n1 camp folding (office or dining) table.\n1 camp folding teapoy.\n1 bath tub.\n1 camp commode with pan.\nCamp Clerks, Surveyors and Draftsman.\n2 chamber pots.\n1 camp folding wash hand table with basin.\nForest Rangers and officer-in-charge of Ranges.\n2 camp folding office chairs\n1 camp folding office table.\n1 camp folding (office) chair.\n1 camp folding (office) table.\nTents.\n(ii) All tents are provided with salitas and they should always be wrapped up in their salitas for transport and storage.\n(iii) Special care of tents to avoid damages from whiteants and damp is necessary and officers and their subordinates will be personally held responsible for the proper care of the tents issued to them when not in use, tents and their equipment should be properly stored on ants-proof-racks and should be frequently examined and aired when not in use.\n(iv) A tent is expected with repairs to last in efficient condition for ten years.\n(v) A record should be kept showing the date of purchase and full description of each tent with accessories that has been or is hereafter purchased. The tent should bear a distinguishing number and the date of purchase.\n(vi) When a tent is proposed to be condemned as useless the Divisional Forest Officer will personally inspect the same and attach with his proposal a certificate of unfitness, in the following Form for the orders of the Conservator of Forests. When tents of under ten years use are proposed to be condemned the reasons must be fully and specially stated.\nCertificate\nCertificate\nCircle number of the tent.\nType and design of tent\nSize\nYear of purchase\nCondition\n(vii) all condemned tents of any value should be sold, perfectly useless tents should be destroyed by fire or otherwise. The sale proceeds of old tents are to be credited to Government.",
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        },
        {
            "number": "101",
            "title": "101. Scale of furniture in the residences of Forest Officers.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Designation of officers\nDesignation of officers\nSanctioned scale\nSanctioned scale\nChief Conservator of Forests.\nChief Conservator of Forests.\n1 Secretariat table.\nDy, Chief Conservator of Forests.\nDy, Chief Conservator of Forests.\n2 Writing tables.\n2 What-not.\n1 Book-shelf.\n1 Chair: revolving.\n1 Chair: easy.\n12 Chairs ordinary.\n1 Teapoy.\n1 Stool.\n1 Almirah.\n1 Waste paper basket.\n1 Stationery Cabinet.\n1 Small Durree.\n1 Iron safe.\n1 Petromax.\nConservator of Forests.\nConservator of Forests.\n1 Writing table.\n2 What-not.\n3 Chairs.\n1 Book-shelf.\n1 Teapoy.\n1 Almirah.\n1 Waste paper basket.\n1 Small Durree.\nDivisional Forest officer (Territorial and\n\t\t\t\tnon-territorial).\nDivisional Forest officer (Territorial and\n\t\t\t\tnon-territorial).\n1 Writing table.\n1 What-not.\n3 Chairs.\n1 Teapoy.\n1 Waste paper basket.",
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            "sort_order": 148
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        {
            "number": "102",
            "title": "102. Rules for occupation of Forest Rest Houses (Forest inspection Bungalows).",
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            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 149
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            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. These Rules shall apply to all Forest Department Inspection Bungalows with the exception of those for which special rules may be prescribed.",
            "chapter": null,
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            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 150
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            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Forest Department Inspection Bungalows are intended primarily for the accommodation of the Gazetted Officers of the Forest Department on tour, and such officers have the prior right to occupy them. The nature of a Forest Officer's duties frequently entails a lengthy stay in a locality and the period during which such officers may occupy a bungalow, free of rent, is not limited, except by order of the Conservator of Forests.",
            "chapter": null,
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            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 151
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            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Subordinates of the Forest Department may not make use of a Forest Department bungalow without the written sanction of the Divisional Forest Officer.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 152
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            "number": "4",
            "title": "4. An Officer of the Forest Department may temporarily occupy any of the bungalows as a residence, if such a course is considered by the Conservator to be absolutely necessary for the proper performance of his duties. But an officer so occupying a bungalow, containing more than one main room shall vacate one room required by another officer of the Forest Department on duty.",
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            "content": "5. (i) A Forest Department bungalow may be occupied by Gazetted Officers of Government, other than Forest Officers, when travelling on duty, without payment of rent, provided as follows: -\n(1) The bungalow is not required for occupation by an officer of the Forest Department on duty.\n(2) The bungalow is vacated immediately on requisition being made by an officer of the Forest Department intending to occupy it while on duty.\n(3) When the period of occupation is intended to exceed, or does exceed ten days, the consent of the Divisional Forest Officer must be obtained in writing and rent will be charged for the period in excess of ten days at the rate specified in Rule 9 (a).\n(ii) The Officers of the N.C.D.C. and the Forest Department are allowed to occupy Forest Rest House and N.C.D.C. Rest House respectively, while on duty, on reciprocal basis (Government of Bihar Forest Department No. C/ F-16048/68-3073-V dated 27th/28th August, 1968) .\n(iii) The Officers of the Central Government while travelling on duty and occupying Forest Department Bungalows will be charged rent at the rates specified in Rule 9.\n(C.C.F. Bihar memo No. 1824/32 dated 25.5.1943).",
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            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 153
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        {
            "number": "6",
            "title": "6. Divisional Forest Officers are authorised to sanction the occupation of Forest Department Inspection Bungalows, under the rules applicable to other Gazetted Officers, by non gazetted officers other than of the Forest Department, travelling on duty temporarily for a specified time, and by name in each case.",
            "chapter": null,
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            "number": "5",
            "title": "7. Gazetted Officers, other than Forest Officers, not travelling on duty and non-officials may temporarily occupy a Forest Department Bungalow only with the written permission of the Divisional Forest Officer who will fix the period of such occupation, subject to the conditions laid down in Rule 5.They will be liable for rent at the rates specified in Rule 9.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
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            "sort_order": 155
        },
        {
            "number": "8",
            "title": "8. Divisional Forest Officers are competent to reserve accommodation for intending occupants, in cases where accommodation has not been previously reserved under written order of the Divisional Forest Officer in whose charge the bungalow is. The senior of the two Officers of other Departments, travelling on duty, is allowed preference. It is, however, contemplated that preference will ordinarily be exercised with caution and that in any case it will not be exercised between sunset and sunrise.",
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            "sort_order": 156
        },
        {
            "number": "9",
            "title": "9. The following rates of rent will be charged:-",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) For occupation under Rules 5 and 6 for every day after the 1st ten days Re 1/-.\n(b) For occupation under Rule 7, Rs. 5/- per room per day or part thereof exceeding 3 (Three) hours but if the period of occupation is not more than three hours, Re. 1-per room.\n(c) For the below noted Forest Rest House, Lodges and Cottages the scales of fees for occupation under Rule 7 for one suite of rooms for every twenty four hours or part thereof is as indicated against each.\n(i) Rajaderwa F.R. House.... Rs. 10/- (Rupees ten) only.\n(ii) Cottage No. 1 (Haz. N. Park) Rs. 8/- (Rupees eight) only.\n(iii) Cottage No. 2 (-do-) Rs. 8/- (Rupees eight) only.\n(iv) Tourist Lodge (-do-) Rs. 5/- (Rupees five) only per room. Besides Rs. 21- (Rupees two) per head will be charged for each additional occupant.\n(v) Canary F.R. (House....Rs. 10/- (Rupees ten) only.\n(vi) Kodarma F.R. House Rs. 8/- (Rupees eight) only.\n(vii) F. R. House at Betla.... Rs. 8/- (Rupees eight) only.\n(d) In the Tourist Rest House at Betla, Palamu National Park, the rent of a suite of rooms would be Rs. 15/- (Rupees fifteen) only per day. Government servants and Ministers occupying the Tourist Rest House will also pay at the same rate.\n(e) Rupee 1/- (one) per day for the period during which a non-official occupant's belongings remain in the bungalow in the absence of their owner. This does not apply to the class of occupiers noted in Rules 2 and 5.\n(f) The following rates for electric consumption will be charged from the occupants of the Forest Rest House provided with electricity:-\n(i) 50 paise per day per suite of rooms from the 15th March to 15th October.\n(ii) 25 paise per day per suite of rooms from the 15th October to 14th March.\n(iii) If the period of occupation is not more than 3 hours, half of the above rates will be charged. (Forest Department Memo No. AJF-7057/ 68-2451 V, dated 6th/8th July, 1968) .\nNote 1. - The first day of occupation shall be reckoned as 24 hours from the time of arrival. Every subsequent period of 24 hours shall count as one day. In reckoning the total rent to be charged, any uncompleted day shall be charged as a full day.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - Husband and wife, when occupying a Forest Department Inspection Bungalow shall be charged separately though they may be occupying only one room and not using more than one bed. [C.S. No. 91 dated 10.1.1940] .\nNote 2.",
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        },
        {
            "number": "10",
            "title": "10. Officers or others who may occupy forest bungalows are required to keep and leave them clean. If they have no servants of their own or cannot themselves arrange for doing this, they will pay the Chaukidar of the bungalow paise 25 for each day or a portion of a day in addition to the usual fees, and the latter will arrange to keep the bungalow clean and be responsible that it is kept clean.",
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            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
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        },
        {
            "number": "11",
            "title": "11. All persons occupying forest bungalows must make their own arrangements for obtaining water, fuel and supplies. The bungalow Chaukidar is not to be employed for the purpose.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 159
        },
        {
            "number": "12",
            "title": "12. A list showing the valuation of each article of furniture, crockery, glass etc. shall be hung up in the bungalow. The price of any article lost or broken and the cost of repairing any article damaged by an occupant or his servants should be raid to the Chaukidar and the fact recorded in the visitor's book.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 160
        },
        {
            "number": "13",
            "title": "13. No person suffering from any infectious or contagious disease may occupy any Forest Department Inspection Bungalow.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 161
        },
        {
            "number": "103",
            "title": "103. Recess (B. & O. Government Letter No. 355 R.T. IIIF-186, dated the 23rd June, 1921).",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) That the work of the Forest Department will not suffer by the absence of the Officer from his ordinary charge.\n(b) That no extra expenditure to Government is caused (Officers must defray their own travelling expenses as well as the travelling allowance of any clerks that they take with them.)\nException.\n(c) That any Officer shall be liable to be recalled at any time, and, when so recalled, shall bear all charge of his journey to headquarters.\nNote. - The interest of the public service, for the purpose of this Rule includes the safeguarding of the health of the Officers of the Forest Department.\nNote.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 162
        },
        {
            "number": "104",
            "title": "104. Visit of Forest Officers to Forest Research Institute",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 163
        },
        {
            "number": "105",
            "title": "105. Hire of Government Elephants.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 164
        },
        {
            "number": "106",
            "title": "106. Recovery of costs of Management of private Forests",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 165
        },
        {
            "number": "107",
            "title": "107. Medical Attendance.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Note 1. - Every person employed under the Court of Wards, who is appointed by Government but is paid from the funds of the Wards Estate, shall be entitled to receive free medical attendance and medicines in those cases only in which the service counts for pension under the Civil Service Regulations. Road Cess Officers are also entitled to gratuitous medical attendance and medicines.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - A Government servant on foreign service, who has no Medical Officer provided by his foreign employer, is entitled, in accordance with his status, to the services of the Government Medical Officer of the station in or near which he is employed. A Government Officer of Gazetted rank employed on foreign service who is not provided by his employer with a medical attendant of Gazetted rank, shall be entitled to the same concession.\nNote 2.\nClass.\nEntitled person.\nAppointed Medical Officer.\n1\n2\n3\nA.\nOfficers of Government whose monthly salary, as defined in\n\t\t\t\t\tthe Civil Service Regulations, is not less than Rs. 300 whether\n\t\t\t\t\ttheir appointments are gazetted or not.\nCivil Surgeon.\nB.\nOfficers of Government whose monthly salary is less than Rs.\n\t\t\t\t\t300.\nAssistant Surgeon or failing an officer of this rank,\n\t\t\t\t\tSub-Assistant Surgeon.\nNote 1. - Officers in superior service are entitled to attendance at their own residences unless distance renders this impracticable. Officers in inferior service and the servants of Government employees can claim free medical attendance and medicine at the local general hospital or dispensary only.\nNote 1.\nNote 2. - In all cases of emergency or great danger or difficulty, the attendance of the Civil Surgeon shall be given to persons not ordinarily entitled to it when applied for by the subordinate medical attendant.\nNote 2.\nNote 3. - Medical Officers in charge of dispensaries maintained or aided by local bodies shall attend free of charge Government servants on duty or on leave residing in the town or village in which the dispensary is situated. This concession does not apply to families of Government servants for attendance on whom fees may be charged.\nNote 3.\nNote. - In a case of real or special urgency, a Medical Officer may, however, call in another Medical Officer, in anticipation of orders from the Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals, to whom the action taken should be reported without delay.\nNote.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 166
        },
        {
            "number": "108",
            "title": "108. Pasteur Institute.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Government Servants\nGovernment Servants\n1.\n2.\n(i) Government servants drawing not less than Rs. 100 and not more than Rs. 500 may be granted-\nConcession A.\nNote:- During the one month's extra leave on average pay granted under this concession the leave salary of a Government servant in inferior service will not be subject to the usual condition of their being no extra expense to Government.\nNote:-\nConcession B.\nConcession C.\n(a) A single fare each way by railway of the class by which they are entitled to travel on duty; and\n(b) For journeys by road, boat or steamer, the actual cost of transit not exceeding the amount admissible under the rules laid down for journeys performed on tour in the rules framed by the local Government.\n(ii) Government servants drawing more than Rs. 25 but less than Rs. 100 a month may be given the following two concessions (D and E) in additions to concessions A and B above :-\nConcession D.\nConcession E.\n(iii) Government servant drawing not more than Rs. 25 a month may be given the following two concessions (F and G) in addition to concession A, B, D and E above:-\nConcession F.\nConcession G.\n3.\n4.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 167
        },
        {
            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Families of Government servants.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 168
        },
        {
            "number": "6",
            "title": "6. Person unconnected with the public service.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(a) Single third class fare by rail, and the actual expenses of journey by road, boat or steamer to Patna and back.\n(b) Daily allowance at the following daily rates. - Europeans and Anglo Indians Rs. 1 during the journey and Rs. 2.50 during treatment; Indians 31 paise during the journey and 31 paise during treatment.\n(c) Indigent person including women, children under 16 years of age, and men who are, by reason of age or other sufficient cause, incapable of travelling alone may be allowed one attendant to accompany them to the institute except in special cases, e.g. when the patient is a child unable to travel without the mother or other woman in charge who also requires an attendant or when the patient is a woman and in addition to one attendant is compelled to take one or more children with her, more than one attendant may be allowed the cost being borne by the fund to which the charges on account of the patient are debited. Such attendant or attendants may be granted the travelling expenses and daily allowance at the rate sanctioned for the patients and also wages not exceeding 25 paise a day, in cases where the despatching Officer is satisfied that the patient is unable to pay the daily expenses of the attendant or attendants.\n7.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 169
        },
        {
            "number": "8",
            "title": "8. Power to grant concessions.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Department\nDesignation of officer.\nEmpowered to grant concession in respect of\nRemarks\n1\n2\n3\n4",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 170
        },
        {
            "number": "5",
            "title": "5. Forest Department",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Forest Officers in charge of Division.\nOwn subordinates only",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 171
        },
        {
            "number": "10",
            "title": "10. Heads of Departments",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "All Gazetted Officers,\nOwn subordinates only\n9.\n10.\n11.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 172
        },
        {
            "number": "109",
            "title": "109. Travelling Allowance to candidates for an appointment",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(ii) Candidates summoned to interview by Selection Boards in connection with special posts are not allowed travelling allowance save in exceptional circumstances and with the sanction of Government previously obtained. In such case the travelling allowance admissible is restricted to a return railway fare.\n(iii) Grant of travelling allowance to Government servants summoned for an interview with a view to being selected for an appointment under the Government of Bihar should be regulated as follows:-\n(1)\nWhen a Government servant appears for an interview before a\n\t\t\t\tselecting authority to whom the application of the Government\n\t\t\t\tservant has been forwarded after a definite act of selection in\n\t\t\t\this department as required under any Rule or specific orders.\nTravelling allowance admissible, Railway:- Actual railway fare\n\t\t\t\tof the class admissible to Government servants of the grade, but\n\t\t\t\tlimited to the return fare when return tickets are available.\nRoad:-When the journey or part of the journey has necessarily\n\t\t\t\tto be performed by road, actual cost limited to the normal road\n\t\t\t\tmileage admissible to Government servants of that grade.\n(2)\nWhen a Government servant applies for another post and his\n\t\t\t\tname is sent up as a matter of course by his superior officer who\n\t\t\t\tis not called upon to exercise any act of selection before\n\t\t\t\tsending the application.\nNo travelling allowance will be admissible.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 173
        },
        {
            "number": "110",
            "title": "110. Appointment of Indian non-commissioned officers as Rangers.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "A. Indian non-commissioned officers of His Majesty's Indian Army.\n* Conservator of Forest, Bengal, Darjeeling.\nConservator of Forest, Assam, Shillong.\nConservator of Forest, United Provinces.\nEastern Circle, Naini Tal.\nWestern Circle, Naini Tal.\nKumaon Circle, Naini Tal.\nWorking Plan Circle, Naini Tal.\nConservator of Forest, Punjab.\nEastern Circle, Lahore.\nWestern Circle, Lahore.\n(a) that the candidate will not be more than 30 years of age when he enters the college;\n(b) that he has been sufficiently well-educated, especially in Mathematics and English to be able to follow the college course, with advantage, and to obtain a Ranger's certificate; and\n(c) that he is of good constitution and active, habits, and possesses fair ability and powers of observation as well as such physical qualifications as are required for a good Forest officer.\nB. Indian non-commissioned officers of the Indian State Forces.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 174
        },
        {
            "number": "111",
            "title": "111. Out break of disease among Cattle.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 175
        },
        {
            "number": "1",
            "title": "1. Forest subordinates should report immediately to the nearest thana officer any outbreak of cattle disease.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 176
        },
        {
            "number": "2",
            "title": "2. Forest Officials should give every assistance to the Veterinary Officer in dealing with the outbreak.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 177
        },
        {
            "number": "3",
            "title": "3. Forest Officials should do their best to induce the owner or grazier to bury the carcass of any animal that has died of disease.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 178
        },
        {
            "number": "112",
            "title": "112. Civil suits and prosecutions against Government Officers.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 179
        },
        {
            "number": "113",
            "title": "113. Agreement with Forest Department exempt from stamp duty",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "(1) Agreement or security bond required to be executed under the Rules to regulate the training and appointments in the Subordinate Forest Service by a student and his surety previous to his entry into a Forest School or College in India.\n(2) Instrument in the nature of a conveyance by the Government of standing trees or any other forest produce in a Government forest; and also the following Instruments:-\n(i) Contract for the collection of minor produce, bark etc.\n(ii) Contract for felling and removing trees.\n(iii) Contract for the collection, removal and disposal of stock in coupes subject to obligation to coppice and clear the area.\n(iv) Contract for purchase of timber or firewood to be felled or cut departmentally.\n(v) Contract of the usufruct of trees and topes.\n(vi) Contract for the felling or cutting and purchase of timber or firewood.\n(vii) Kancha or grazing lease.\n(viii) Agreement for felling and conversion of timber.\n(ix) Agreement for right to collect seigniorage on minor produce brought for sale by hill Tribes.\n(x) Agreement for cultivation under the Taungya system in reserved or protected forests.\n(xi) Agreement for hunting, shooting or fishing in reserved or protected forests.",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 180
        },
        {
            "number": "114",
            "title": "114. Rewards for destruction of wild animals.",
            "chapter": null,
            "content": "Notifications\nNotifications",
            "footnote": "",
            "is_definition": false,
            "sort_order": 181
        }
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        "Short Title": "Management and Working of the Forests",
        "Type": "STATE",
        "Location": "Bihar"
    },
    "updated_at": "2026-09-29 21:55:19"
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Management and Working of the Forests

Sections

1. Classification of forests in Bihar.

1. Private Protected Forest

2. Forest settlements.

1. Claims to a right in, or over land.

2. Claims to forest produce, including pasture.

3. Claims to right of way or water course.

3. Further instructions regarding Forest settlements.

4. Amended description of boundaries.

5. Modifications of boundaries.

6. Disafforestation.

7. Registration of Property marks.

8. Transit of timber etc.-B. & O. Government Notification No. 8454-R-III-F-201 dated 24.12.1918.

9. Marking and checking of timber-(Notification No. 4922-III-F-19-R dated 5.5.1923).

10. Fire Protection Rules.

11. Control of fire conservancy operations.

1. Number of fires considered of accidental origin.

2. Number of fires put down to incendiarism.

3. Number of cases in which offenders were caught and the number of the latter.

4. Number of cases in which no offenders were discovered.

5. Number of cases in which punishments were inflicted and number of offenders punished.

6. Dates on which rainfall occurred during the fire season and reference to intensity of rainfall.

7. Steps taken generally to combat the fires, i.e., counterfiring etc.,

8. Need for special steps to combat recurrences, and suggestions as to alteration to the present fire prescriptions in the division.

9. Assistance of courts-Is it adequate?

10. Is help easily available?]

12. Forest villages.

1. Name of cultivator and serial number.

2. Name of village

3. Area of land assigned for cultivation.

1. Name of village.

2. Date when established as forest village and Conservator's sanction number.

3. Area in acres.

4. Number of houses and working men.

5. Area under cultivation.

1. Divisional Forest Officers will ascertain the probable requirements of each of the villages in their divisions and report to the District Officer by the first week of September the amount required (or that no provision is required) for distribution in his division.

2. The District Officer will in due course inform the Divisional Forest Officer of the amount placed at his disposal in the district account against which he may draw advances.

3. These advances should be drawn from the Treasury on abstract bills and after distribution the Divisional Forest Officer will furnish the District Officer with a detailed bill and remit the unpaid balance if any.

13. Taungya Cultivation.

14. Working plans.

4. When submitting preliminary reports for the preparation of working plans as prescribed in Article 48. Forest Department Code, 7th Edition, a small sketch map should be attached, showing roughly the proposed working circles and any other useful information which can be conveniently included.

5. The question of forming separate fodder reserves or grazing working circles should be kept in view when the working plans are prepared or revised.

15. Leases of forest produce.

17. Grant of Rewards Section 76(b) of Indian Forest Act, 1927 [Revenue Department No. 3753-IIIF-158-R., dated the 24th August, 1937] .

18. Classification of charges for rewards. Government of B. & O., F. D., letter No. 2623-F.R., dated 16th July 1932.

19. Seeding of bamboos, etc. Government of India No. 261-F-74-1, dated the 1st March 1899. I.-G. of Forests Circular No. 29, dated 31st October 1893.

20. Collection of edible forest produce. Conservator's circular No. 71-T.P., dated 7th August 1891, and Bengal Government letter No. 15 T.-R., dated the 23rd July 1891.

21. Grant of forest produce to villagers free or at concession rates from Reserved Forest (Government Letter No. 1097-III-F-229-R.R., dated 2nd September, 1931).

22. Free grants of forest produce (Government of India No. 2024-214-2-F., dated 11th September 1905. Bengal Government no. 4244-T.R., dated the 17th October 1905).

23. Grazing in river-beds adjoining State forests. Bengal Government letter No. 670-T.R., dated the 31st August 1904.

24. Control of trees etc. on the portions of the Ranchi Chaibasa Road falling within Reserved Forests (Vide Government of B. & O.P.W.D. No. 4243-C-IR-5 dated 23.3.1916).

25. Fellings.

26. Depots.

27. Depot Register.

28. Register of receipts and disposals in depots.

29. Timber received in sale depots to be measured and marked.

30. Monthly Depot Returns (Form Nos. 2 & 3).

31. Sales of timber etc collected by Government agency.

32. Permit Form No. 9.

33. Taking stock in sale depots.

34. Bill and Receipt Books (Form Nos. 7 & 8).

35. Return showing Sales from forests of Produce cut by purchasers (Form No. 4).

36. Revenue demand and outstandings (Forms Nos. 5, 25 and 28).

37. Produce removed by right-holders.

38. Return of Stores, tools and Plant. (Form No. 11).

39. Returns of livestock.

40. Seizure and disposal of forest produce, and other property (Form No. 12).

41. Members of the office establishments not to be entrusted with Government money, nor to receive applications or payments for forest produce.

42. Placing of private money in Government Cash Chest prohibited.

43. Defalcation or loss of public money by fraud.

44. Recovery of losses and disciplinary action.

45. Filling up of cheques forwarded to the Treasury for re-credit in the Treasury Accounts.

46. Unusual expenditure.

47. Extent of powers of sanction given in Articles 69 and 70, F. D. Code, 7th Edn.

48. Execution of works requiring sanction on estimate.

49. Advances to contractors.

2. The amount drawn should be charged to the head "R-Loans and Advances by Provincial Government-Miscellaneous Loans and Advances-Advances for demarcation of private forests, buildings, etc." in the Forest.

50. Cash book of Subordinate Officers.

51. Maintenance of accounts by forest subordinates not in charge of ranges.