The Deputy Commissioner may order any person found to be guilty before him of wilfully erasing, removing or damaging a boundary or survey mark to pay such sum, not exceeding fifty rupees, for each mark so erased, removed or damaged as may be necessary to restore it, and to reward, if necessary, the person through whom the information was obtained.
When such sum cannot be recovered, or if the offender cannot be discovered, the Deputy Commissioner shall restore the mark and recover the cost thereof from such of the Bhumidhars or Gaon Sabhas of co-terminous fields or villages, as the case may be, as he thinks fit.
Section 18 • THE DELHI LAND REVENUE ACT, 1954
Section 18
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Section 18
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