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Compendium on Acts and Rules


                   Kabuliats, properly called leases, executed for a term of years in respect of Town Khas

                   Mahals, dealt with in Chapter VI of the Crown Estates Manual, 1932.—Only the last and
                   current leases are to be preserved.
                   All Kabuliats in Wards Estates.—Are to be preserved permanently.

                   (d)  Powers  of  attorney  executed  before  1st  of  January  1865.—Are  to  be  preserved
                   permanently.

                   Those executed and registered since 1st of January 1865.—Are to be preserved for as
                   long a period as the records with which kept.
                   The file of copies of Power of attorney maintained in the Collectorate under rule 212,

                   page  38  of  the  Bengal  Practice  and  Procedure  Manual,  1940.—Are  to  be  preserved
                   permanently.                               *
                   (c) Vakalatnamas and Muktarnamas.—Are to be preserved for as long a period as the

                   records with which kept.
                   VI.—Of Survey Records* lodged in Collector's offices, the following should be carefully
                   preserved: —

                   (1) Professional survey  volumes.
                   (2) Maps of all kinds prepared by Superintendents of Survey or Revenue Surveyors, •

                   with the measurement papers and field-books  appertaining thereto.
                   (3) Mauzawar and   Mahalwar   registers,   English   and  vernacular.
                   2.        Records  connected  with  boundary  disputes  and  excess  or  untraceable  mahals

                   should be treated similarly to the records of Act X suits, etc., etc., according to the rules
                   laid down above.
                   3.    Records of all other cases of a miscellaneous nature should be treated as papers

                   under class C.
                   VII.—Records of cases under the Bengal Tenancy Act, VIII of 1885: —
                   1.   Section   12—Notices   of   transfer    As "B" papers.
                        of tenures.
                   2.   Sections    13    and    15—Notices    As "B" papers.
                        of transfer of tenures.
                   3.   Section 18 (1)(a).—Notices of       Six years (vide Rule 166D).
                        transfer of tenures.
                   4.   Sections 26C, 26E and 26H.—         Six years (vide Rule 166D).
                        Notices of transfer of occupancy
                        holding, etc.
                   5.   Section 40.—Rent commutation        Should be kept for 12 years (i.e.,
                                                            classed as "B") or until next settlement
                                                            under Chapter X of the Bengal Tenancy
                                                            Act whichever period be longer.



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