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The Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue of (Assessment and Settlement of Land Revenue of Agricultural Lands) Rules, 1969
The Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue of (Assessment and Settlement of Land Revenue of Agricultural Lands) Rules, 1969
Sections
1. Short title and commencement.
Section 12. Definitions.
Section 23. Formation of zones.
Section 34. Formation of Groups.
Section 45. Enquiry by the Settlement Officer.
Section 56. Determination of average yield and fixation of standard rate.
Section 67. Settlement report.
Section 78. Report to be published in each village.
Section 89. Report to be forwarded to the Government.
Section 910. Notice of introduction of Settlement.
Section 1011. Assessment of individual survey numbers and sub-division.
Section 11
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"content": "(a) \"Chavdi\" means a local village Panchayat office or other convenient and centrally located public place as the Collector may direct;\n(b) \"code\" means the Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue Code, 1968;\n(c) \"Director\" means the Director of Settlement and Land Records;\n(d) \"Section\" means Section of the Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue Code, 1968;",
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"content": "(i) Physical Configuration: The Settlement Officer shall base the information on observations made by him personally;\n(ii) Climate and rainfall: The Settlement Officer shall base the information as regards climate on personal observations made by him by making local enquiries in the zone. He shall collect statistics of rainfall for thirty years preceding the year in which the settlement enquiry is held from the Director of Agriculture and compile the same in Form 1. He shall also collect information regarding the seasonal conditions of the zone from the Director of Agriculture and verify it by reference to reports relating to the zone, if any, issued by Government.\n(iii) Prices: The Settlement Officer shall obtain information about the wholesale prices per quintal and retail prices per kilogram of the principal crops which prevailed at each marketing centre in the zone for the last 10 years or such lesser number of years as the case may be, from the Director of Agriculture and compile it in Form 2. Where more varieties than one of any crops are grown, the prices of such varieties as may be specified by the Director shall be obtained:\n(iv) Yield of principal crops: For the purposes of this clause, the Settlement Officer shall, with the previous sanction of the Director, select such number of villages in the group as may not be less than 25 per cent of the total number of villages in the group. In respect of the villages so selected the Settlement Officer shall collect from the Collector and the Director of Agriculture, the information regarding the result of crop cutting experiments recorded by them for the last ten years or for such lesser number of years, as the case may be. He shall also try to ascertain by crop cutting experiments or by examination of accounts of individual agriculturists, the normal yield per Hectare of the principal crops grown on each class of land not having extra advantages such as wells, alluvial deposits, and irrigation. He shall tabulate the information so collected in Form 5 and 6 in respect of each of the aforesaid villages showing the average yield per Hectare and therefore calculate the average yield per Hectare for all the selected villages which will be the average for the group. He shall then calculate the cash value of such average yield at the settlement price determined under clause (iii).\n(v) Markets: The Settlement Officer shall base the information on personal observations made by him;\n(vi) Communications: The Settlement Officer shall base the information on personal observations made by him;\n(vii) Standard of husbandry: The Settlement Officer shall base the information on personal observations made by him;\n(viii) Population and supply of labour: The Settlement Officer shall collect information about population according to occupation and supply of labour from the last census report and shall compile the information regarding population in Form 7. He shall also ascertain the conditions as regards supply of labour in each of the villages selected by him for purposes of clause (iv);\n(ix) Agricultural resources: The Settlement Officer shall obtain information regarding figures of live stock, agricultural implements and other agricultural resources from the Mamlatdar and shall compile it in Form 8;\n(x) Variations in the area of occupied and cultivated lands during the last thirty years: The Settlement Officer, shall obtain the information from the Mamlatdar and shall compile it in Form 9 and 10;\n(xi) Wages: The Settlement Officer shall obtain the necessary information from the Mamlatdar and verify the information about wages current during the year of enquiry from personal observations. He shall compile the information in Form 11;\n(xii) Ordinary expenses of cultivating principal crops, including the value of the labour in cultivating the land in term of wages: The information shall be collected on the basis of crop cutting experiments referred to in clause (iv) or by examining the accounts of individual agriculturists. The result shall be recorded in the form of a statement of income and expenditure showing the net profit per hectare.",
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"content": "Form 1\nForm 1\n[Rule 5 (ii)]\nRainfall recorded at_________________________ district_______________________ for the years\nYear\nEarly rain (1 st January to 10 th April)\nAnte-monsoon (11 th April to 4 th June)\nMonsoon Kharif (5 th June to 14 th August)\nMonsoon Rabi (15 th August to 21 st October)\nLate rains (22 nd October to 31 st December)\nTotal\nRemarks\nFall Rainy days\nFall Rainy days\nFall Rainy days\nFall Rainy days\nFall Rainy days\nFall Rainy days\nmm.\nNo.\nmm.\nNo.\nmm.\nNo.\nmm.\nNo.\nmm.\nNo.\nmm.\nNo.\nAverage\nN. B.\nForm 2\nForm 2\n[Rule 5 (iii)]\nPrice prevalent in the_____________________________ Taluka, District___________________ from_______________________________to\nYear\nName of the marketing Centre\nRetail prices\nWholesale prices\nRupees per kg.\nRupees per quintal\n[For crops grown in the Taluka and referred to in\n\t\t\t\tExplanation to clause (iv) of Rule 5]\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\nN.B.\nForm 3\nForm 3\n[Rule 5 (iii)]\nAverage of Prices of Principal Crops in Marketing Centres\nAverage of Prices of Principal Crops in Marketing Centres\nName of the marketing Centre\nYear\nAverage price for each principal crop per quintal\nJuwar\nWheat\nBajri\nBagai\nRice\nTur\nMaize\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nAverage price for the\n\t\t\t\tcentre................... Average price for the\n\t\t\t\tcentre...................\nNote: 1) This form is prepared for all market Centres in the Zone for the required crops.\nNote:\n2) The price for each year should be the average of prices during the months specified by Director of Settlement and Land Records.\n3) The statements showing how the average of prices for each year have been worked out should be preserved by the Settlement Officers.\nForm 4 [Rule 5 (iii)] Average of Prices of Principal Crops in Selected Villages Group Name of selected village Name of the Marketing Centre Price at the marketing Centre Deductions Price at the village Bajri Juwar Rice Cartage Octroi Other deduction Bajri Juwar Rice Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. Rs. P. 1 2 3(a) 3(b) 3(c) 4(a) 4(b) 4(c) 5(a) 5(b) 5(c) Average price\nForm 4\n[Rule 5 (iii)]\nAverage of Prices of Principal Crops in Selected Villages\nAverage of Prices of Principal Crops in Selected Villages\nGroup\nName of selected village\nName of the Marketing Centre\nPrice at the marketing Centre\nDeductions\nPrice at the village\nBajri\nJuwar\nRice\nCartage\nOctroi\nOther deduction\nBajri\nJuwar\nRice\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\n1\n2\n3(a)\n3(b)\n3(c)\n4(a)\n4(b)\n4(c)\n5(a)\n5(b)\n5(c)\nAverage price\nNote :- 1) The marketing centre for each selected village should be ascertained by the Settlement Officer and Column 3 should be filled in for this Centre as worked out in Form 3.\nNote\n2) The deductions under columns 4(a), 4(b)............... should be ascertained by Settlement Officer after careful enquiry.\n3) The figures in column 5(a), 5(b)....... will be added and simple average drawn up.\nThis form will be prepared for each group.\nForm 5\nForm 5\n[Rule 5 (iv)]\nStatement shaving the actual yield of each principal crop\nStatement shaving the actual yield of each principal crop\nZone\nZone\nGroup\nGroup\nDistrict\nDistrict\nCrop: - Bajri Mixture (Bajri, Tur, Kulthe)\nName of the selected village\nYear of experiment\nNature of season\nAgency\nSurvey No.\nClass of land\nClassification value\nArea to which the yield relates\nDry\nRice\nGarden\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6a\n6b\n6c\n7\n8a\n8b\n8c\nActual yield in kgs.\nGood Area\nMedium Area\nInferior Area\nBajri\nTur\nKulthe\nBajri\nTur\nKulthe\nBajri\nTur\nKulthe\n9a\n9b\n9c\n10a\n10b\n10c\n11a\n11b\n11c\n(1) The above information is to be tabulated for all selected villages in the group arranged alphabetically.\n(2) The information is to be collected from the Collector, Agriculture Department and Local inquiry including the experiments performed by the S. O. himself. The local inquiry figures should of specific yields obtained in specific fields and deemed reliable by the Settlement Officer.\n(3) The totals arc drawn up for each village, after each year, of column 8a to 11c.\n(4) The information in column 7 will be obtained from Land Records and will be blank for unclassified lands.\n(5) For purposes of columns 8,9,10 and 11 land bearing classification value of 11 annas and more shall be taken as good, from six annas and below eleven annas as medium and below six annas as inferior. When the lands are not classified, the sub-class shall be determined by local enquiries.\n(6) The figures of actual yields, when obtained from crop cutting experiments should be yields after the crops arc allowed to dry or after applying the reduction as per driage factor, obtained from the Agricultural Department.\n(7) Similar forms will be prepared for each of the main crops in each class or land, in each group.\n(8) In case of mixture crop, mixture crop as such should be taken as a single crop and for each area in column 8a, 8b, 8c, the yields for each of the constituted crops in the field should be ascertained and noted in the appropriate column 9a to 11c. If the crop is a single crop the columns 9b, 9c, 10b, 10c, 11b, 11c, will be blank. If the mixture is of two crops the columns 9c, 10c, 11c, will be blank.\n(9) When in case of mixture crops the crops experiment results for the principal cereal are available, the corresponding for the other constituent crops should be filled in by local enquiry.\nForm 6\nForm 6\n[ See Rule 5 (iv)]\nStatement thawing the average yield per hectare of the groups\nStatement thawing the average yield per hectare of the groups\nName of the selected village\nYear\nAverage area to which yield relates for the year\n\t\t\t\tin column 2\nAverage yield for the year in Column 2 in respect\n\t\t\t\tof the area in column 3\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nBajri mixture\nJuwar mixture\nRice mixture etc.\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\n1\n2\n3a\n3b\n3c\n4a\n4b\n4c\n5a\n5b\n5c\n6a\n6b\n6c\n19 - 19 19 - 19 19 - 19\nAverage yield per Hectare per village of the\n\t\t\t\tvillage in column 1\nAverage yield per Hectare of the group\nBajri mixture\nJuwar mixture\nRice mixture, etc.\nBajri mixture\nJuwar mixture\nRice mixture, etc.\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\nGood\nMedium\nInferior\n7a\n7b\n7c\n8a\n8b\n8c\n9a\n9b\n9c\n10a\n10b\n10c\n11a\nlib\n11c\n12a\n12b\n12c\nForm 7\nForm 7\n[Rule 5 (viii)]\nDetails of population according to occupation\nDetails of population according to occupation\nAgricultural population\nTotal\nN.A. population\nHaving interest in land\nTenants and sub-shares\nOther land holders\nLabourers\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\nN.B.\nForm 8\nForm 8\n[Rule 5 (ix)]\nAgricultural stock of the.......................... Government villages in the Taluka of...... District.................. During the years 19..............\nAgricultural stock of the.......................... Government villages in the Taluka of...... District.................. During the years 19..............\nNumber of villages\nCattle\nFor plough\nFor breeding\nFor other purposes\nMilk cattle\nYoung stock\nOxen\nHe Buffaloes\nBulls\nBull Buffaloes\nOxen\nHe Buffaloes\nCows\nShe Buffalo\nOxen\nBuffalo-Calves\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\nTotal\nHorses and Ponies\nSheep\nGoats\nPlough\nCarts\nOther implements\nCropped land per pair of plough cattle Hectare\nSmall\nLarge (i.e. of over 2 cattle)\nFor Passengers\nFor produce and goods\n12\n13\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\nN. B.\nForm 9\nForm 9\n[Rule 5 (x)]\nDetails of cultivation and crops of the.................Taluka of the................ District.............for the year\nDetails of cultivation and crops of the.................Taluka of the................ District.............for the year\nNumber of villages in each group\nCultivated and uncultivated area\nGross area sown\nDeduct twice cropped area\nDeduct unassessed land sown\nNet assessed cropped area\nAnd fallow land\nTotal area occupied for cultivation\nCultivable waste unoccupied\nNot available for cultivation\nAssessed\nUnassessed\nForest\nOther including uncultivable\n1\n2(a)\n2(b)\n2(c)\n2(d)\n2(e)\n2(f)\n2(g)\n2(h)\n2(i)\n2(j)\nDetails of column 2 Cereals and Pulses\nGross area\nRice\nWheat\nJuwar\nBajri\nRagi\nMaize\nGran\nMug\nUddid\nMath\nVal\n3\n4(a)\n4(b)\n4(c)\n4(d)\n4(e)\n4(f)\n4(g)\n4(h)\n4(i)\n4(j)\n4(k)\nDetails of column 2 Cereals and Pulses (Contd.)\nCondiments and Spices\nChawali\nKulthi\nWatana\nMasur\nOther cereals & Pulses\nTotal\nOnion\nChillis\nGinger\nTurmeric\nGarlic\nOthers\n4(l)\n4(m)\n4(n)\n4(o)\n4(p)\n4(q)\n5(a)\n5(b)\n5(c)\n5(d)\n5(e)\n5(f)\nStraches\nSugar\nOil Seeds\nDrugs and Narcotics\nFodder\nCane\nPalm Trees\nGroundnut\nCoconut\nOthers\nTotal\nBetel leave\nBetel nut\nCashew\nTotal\n5(g)\n5(h)\n5(i)\n6(a)\n6(b)\n6(c)\n6(d)\n7(a)\n7(b)\n7(c)\n7(d)\n8\nFruits and Vegetables including Root crops\nMiscellaneous\nGrass\nFallow details (as required)\nRemarks\nGavar\nOthers\nFood\nNon-food\nPrickly pear & weeds\nSalt Efflorescence\nTrue Rotation fallow\nTotal\n9(a)\n9(b)\n10(a)\n10(b)\n11\n12(a)\n12(b)\n12(c)\n12(d)\n13\nForm 10\nForm 10\n[Rule 5 (x)]\nDetails of occupied, cultivated, fallow, etc., lands in the villages of the...................Taluka, District..................year by year from................ to..............\nDetails of occupied, cultivated, fallow, etc., lands in the villages of the...................Taluka, District..................year by year from................ to..............\nYear\nTotal\nOccupied area of which\nGovernment waste\nForest\nOther\nGross area\nRemarks\nCultivated\nFallow\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\nN. B.\nForm 11\nForm 11\n[Rule 5 (xi)]\nStatement showing agricultural wages prevalent in...................... Taluka................... District...................... from..................... to................\nStatement showing agricultural wages prevalent in...................... Taluka................... District...................... from..................... to................\nYear\nAgricultural wages\nRs. P.\nN. B.\nForm 12\nForm 12\n(Rule 7)\nEffect of Revision Settlement proposals on Government occupied land in the taluka of____________ in the District\nEffect of Revision Settlement proposals on Government occupied land in the taluka of____________ in the District\nSr. No.\nName of village\nNo. of group\nBy former Settlement\nStandard rates\nDry crop\nRice\nDry crop\nRice\nGarden\nWarkas\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\n1\n2\n3\n4\n5\n6\n7\n8\n9\n10\n11\n12\n13\nBy former Settlement\nGarden\nWarkas\nTotal\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\n14\n15\n16\n17\n18\n19\n20\n21\n22\nBy Revision Settlement\nStandard rate\nDry crop\nRice\nGarden\nDry Crop\nRice\nGarden\nWarkas\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\n23\n24\n25\n26\n27\n28\n29\n30\n31\n32\n33\n34\n35\nBy Revision Settlement\nPercentage increase or decrease\nName of the Village\nSr. No.\nWarkas\nTotal\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\nArea\nAssessment\nAverage\n36\n37\n38\n39\n40\n41\n42\n43\n44\nForm '13'\nForm '13'\n(Rule 8)\nName of villages in the group\nStandard rates according to existing settlement\n\t\t\t\tper acre\nStandard rates proposed by revision settlement\n\t\t\t\tper acre\nDry crop\nRice\nGarden\nDry\nRice\nGarden\nWarkas\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nRs.\nP.\nGroup I\nGroup II\nGroup III\nCollector\nForm '14'\nForm '14'\n(Rule 10)\nClass of land\nStandard rate\nApproximate increase, or decrease in the rupee of\n\t\t\t\tthe existing assessment\nDry\n\t\t\t\tcrop...................................... 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