Department of Revenue,Rehabilitation and Disaster Management
Government of Punjab, India
Chapter 10 of Punjab Land Record Manual
Replace standing order No.24 original issue. dated 28th july, 1909 corrected 20th April , 1910, 1st July, 1921.
10.1. Forms of agricultural register with instructions - The forms of the nine registers included in the patwari's copy of the village note book (paragraph 398 of the Land Administration Manual), with instructions for their preparation, are given below. The note books for each village and assessment circle and for the Tehsil are kept in the Tehsil in the same form, except that they have an additional statement, No. 10. Variations in the forms of the several statements to adapt them to the special circumstances of a district Tehsil or circle, can be sanctioned by the Financial Commissioner. Statements 1 to 5 are prepared annually, but statements 6,7 and 8 are only prepared in the year of quennial attestation of the jamabandi. The field kanungo will carefully supervise and guide the patwari in preparing statements 6.7 and 8 as they are of somewhat difficult character. He will be responsible for their correctness, and they will be signed by him as well as by the patwari.
REVENUE REGISTERS
OR
VILLAGE NOTE BOOK
Mauza _____________No.___________situate in assessment circle _______________ Tehsil ______________ District____________________.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. The entries in these registers are obtained by exception from the jamabandi last prepared, the crop.
Column No. 2 should show the area according to village papers in the Revenue records.
Column No. 3 : Should show all actually forested area in respect of the lands classed or administered as forests under any legal enactment dealing with forests, whether state owned or private. If any portion of such land is not actually wooded, but is put to some agricultural use, that portion shall be included in the one shown under the appropriate heading of 'cultivated' or 'uncultivated' land.
Column No. 4 Should show all barren and unculturable land like mountains deserts,thur, kaller and sem i.e. land whih cannot be brought under cultivation unless as 'unculturable', whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings.
Column No. 5 Should show all land occupied by buildings, roads and railways or under water, e.g. rivers and canals, and other lands put to uses other than agricultural.
Column No. 6 Sholud show all lands available for cultivation whether not taken up for cultivation or abandoned for more than five years for one reason or other. Lands once cultivated, but not cultivated for fivt years in succession shall also be included in this category at the end of five years.
Column No. 7 Should show all grazing lands, whether permanent pastures and meadows or not. Village common and grazing lands within forested area shall be included under this head.
Column No. 8 Should show all cultivable land which is not included under net area sown, but is put to some agricultural use. Lands under casurine trees , thatching grass, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel etc. which are not included under orchards, shall be classed under this category.
Column No. 9 Should show all lands which are left fallow during the current year only.
Column No. 10 Should show all lands which were taken up for cultivation, but are temporarily out of cultivation for a period of not less than one year and not more than five years.
Column No. 11 Should show the net area sown which represents the area sown to crops counting area sown more than once in the same year only once.
Column No. 12 Should show the area sown with crops more than once in the same year.
Column No. 13 Should show the total or gross cropped area which is the sum of areas under all crops and represents the sum of net sown area and area sown more than once in the year.
Column No. 14 Should show the total area of crops ascertained from Jinswars Abstracts if Kharif and RAbi. Only matured areas according to Jinswars statements are to be mentioned in this column.
Column No. 24 Should those wells which have got a well defined area that can be irrigated by that source alone and not irrigated by any other source of irrigation. The sum total of such wells will be given in this column.
Column No. 33 Should show those tanks which can irrigate 40 hectares of land or more.
Column No. 34 Should show tanks which can irrigate less than 40 hectares.
Column No. 41 Should show the area. information will be collected from the entries in the Khasra girdawari register.
STATEMENT NO.2,
1. Annual Kharif Crop Register
2. Annual Kharif Crop Register of Mauza……………hadhast no………
Jinswar or crop return of the ……………..harvest………
(N.B.-Write in figures (not in remarks) all fraction omitted)
Year Description of CEREALS
And cultivation Rice Jowar Bajra Maize Swank Jowar Total
Crop
1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Nehri Govt.canals
Pvt.canals
Lifts
Chahi Tube Well
Govt.
Pvt.
Well
Govt.
Pvt.
Abi
Sailabi
Tanks
Barani
Total
PULSES SUGARCANE
Mong Mash Arhar Moth Kulth Total Desi Improved Total
(green (black (Red (horse
gram) gram) gram) gram)
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24
FRESH FRUIT DRY FRUIT
Number Pears Grapes Apples Total Walnut Total
Of fruit and (akhrot)
Bearing Peaches
Trees
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
VEGETABLES
Patatoes Sweet Onions Gourd Lady’s Brinjal Total
Potatoes gourd punpkin finger
Shakar- (Kaddu) finger
Kandi) (bhindi)
36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46
FIBRES OIL SEEDS
Misc. Total Cotton Cotton Hemp Total Groundnut Sesam Total
Food food desi American (san and (Moong- (til)
Crops crops Sankukra) phalli
48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59
DYES AD TANNING MATERIAL DRUGS AND NAROOTICS
Non edible
Total Indigo Kikar Total Tea Poppy Total
(ncal) etc.
60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72
CONDIMENTS AND SPICES FODDER CROPS
Ginger Turmeric Chillies Total Maize Chari Sudan Guard Moth Cowpea Ot Total
(Adrak ) (Haldi) fodder grass
jowar)
73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81` 82 83 84 85
TOTAL AREA SOWN AREA CROPED NET CROPPED Total Incidence Remarks on
Matured Falled MORE THAN AREA assessmetn of asses character of
______________________ ONCE of the ment on harvest and
Pure Mixed Pure Mixed Pure Mixed Pure Mixed harvest area mreasons for
kharaba
86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96
N.B.- (1) The entries in the Khsra girdawari should be make crop-wise according to the surce of irrigation or the mode of irrgation.
(2) Any other crop(s) sown in any loclity should be entered in the blank columns providede under the appropriate head mentioned above.
(3) Any other major crop m,ixtures sown in any area may be entered in the common dialect in the blank column provided under proper head.
(4) Peaches and peas include plums,apricot,cherries,etc.
(5) Citrus fruit includes,mitha,nimbu,galgal,sangtra ,malta etc.
(6) Other fresh fruit includes jaman, shahtut, strawberries, date(khajoor), lichi, phalsa, figs, papaya and grapes (angoor)
(7) Gaurd,includes halva,petha,ghia,chappan kaddu.
(8) The zaid kharif crops should be shown with light vertical stroke by eviding the column of the crop and be entered under the stroke in that column.
(9) The failed crops should be shown in red ink under the crops which is to be shown in black ink under the appropriate hand.
STATEMENT NO.3
Annual Rabi Crop.Register
Annual Rabi crop Register of mauza__________NO.______ Jinswar or crop return of ---------------harvest_____________
(N.B-write in figures (not in rakams)omitting fraction)
Year & Description Wheat Barley Gram Wheat Wheat Gram Total
Crop of cultivation barley gram barley
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
Govt.canals
Pvt.canals
Lifts
Nehri Tube wells
Govt.
Pvt.
Chahi Wells
Govt.
Pvt.
Abi
Sailab
Tanks
Barani
Total
PULSES FRESH FRUIT DRYFRUIT
Masur Peas Total Number Citrus Other Total Total
Of fruit fruit fresh
Bearing fruit
Trees
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21)
Total
VEGETABLES MISC.FOOD CROPS
Potatoes carrots cauti- Turninps onion radish total Total
Flower
(22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (31) (32) (33)
Total
FIBRES OIL SEEDS
Edible Non edible
Total Toria Taramira Sarson Mustard Total Linseed Total
/sarshaf
(34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40) (41) (42) (43)
Total
DYEING AND TANNING DRUGS AND NARCTICS CONDIMENT & SPICES
Total Tabacco Bhang Total Dhania Zeera Total
(44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51) (52) (53) (54)
Total
FODDER CROPS
Lucrene Barsem Saftal Oats Sanji Mehtra Japan Rape Others Total
(55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63)
Total
TOTAL AREA SOWN AREA CROP NET CROP Total Incidence Remark
Mature Failed Pure Mixed Pure Mixed assesment of asses- on char-
Of the ment on acter of
Pure Mixed Pure Mixed Harvest area harvest
(64) (65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (72) (73) (74)
N.B.(1) The entries in the Khasra Grdawari should be made crop wise according to the source of
Irrigation or mode of irrigation.
Any other crop(s) sown in any locality should be entered in the blank column provided under the approriate head mentioned above.
(2) Any other major crop mixtures sown in the area may be entered in the common blank column provided under the proper head.
(3) Peaches and peas include plums apricot,cherries etc.
(4) Citrus fruit includes mitha,nimbu,galgal,sangtra,malts etc.
(5) Other fresh fruit includes jaman, shahtut, strawberries, date, lichi, phalsam, figs , papaya and grapes (angoor)
(6) Gaurd ,includes halva ,petha,ghiaa,chappan kadu.
(7) The zaid rabi crops shoud be shown with light vertical stroke by dividing the column of the cop and be entered under the stroke in that column.
(8) The mango should be treated as exta rabi or zaid rabi crop.
(9) The failed crops should be shown i red ink under the crop which is to be shown in black ink under the appropritate head.
4. Annual Rev.account of Mauza_____________________harvest no._________________Revenue account or jama wasil baki
N.B.-All fractions omitted .write in figures ,not in rakms)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
Year Harv- Khal- Assig- Tot Suspe- Bal for Arrears Arr. Total Current Arrears Total
est sa ned al ded on colle- ordered order harvest
A/c of ction of pre. For
Harvest harvest collec.
(14) (15) (16) (17)
Remitted Under suspension Not under Remarks
Suspension
Note: Land revenue and malikana only will be shown in the statement .Where the collection of any revenue is deferred owing to progressive assessment or protective leases ,such revenue should not be shown in this statement until the period for which its collection was deferred has expired,
Column 4.- Revenue not collected because it is assessed on lands of which the revenue is assigned to the owners ,will be included in the assigned revenue shown in this column.
Columns 11.-13-Revenue not collected because it is assessed on lands on which the revenue is assisgned to the owners or because the jagirdars are allowed themselves to collect the assigned revenue ,will.
5. Annual Transfers by owners___________of mauza_____________hadbast no._____________
Yearly totals of transfers of rights of owners
N.B.-Write in figures (not in rakams)omitting fractions.
A-partitions B-Transfers by C-Gifts
In heritance
Year Nature of Number Area partitioned Number of area Number of Total area
Rights cases Total of which cases trans- transactions transferred
Transferred cultivated sferred
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
D-EXCHANGE E-MORTGAGE WITH POSSESSION INCULDING TEMP.TRANSFRS
FROM DEBT.BY ORDERS OF COURTS
Number Total Number of Total Of which Revenue Mortgage money
Of trans area mortgages area cultivated in rupees
Actions transferred
(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16)
F-RECEMPTIONS OF MARTGAGES G-SALES & PERMANENT TRANSFERS FOR VALUE
Area receemed Area transferred
Number Total of which rev. Mortgage number Total of which rev. price Number remark of redeem cultivat money of tran cultivate in of mutati ptions ed dischar fers ed rs. Witten up but un -
Attested at
The close of
year
(17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28)
N.B.- (1) The figures for this statement are compiled from the mutation register and in case of increase of martgage money on existing mortgage from the patwari’s daily diary of occurrence(roznamcha waziati)
(2) Shamlat land transferred should also be included .
(3) In irrigated villages,columns nos,14,19,24 should show how much of the land entered is irrigated.
5-A Annual Statement of sales and morgages of ownership by classes of land.
Mauza_____________hadbast no._______________
(N.B.-Units in figures (not in rakams) (Omitting fractions)
Year Class of land according Mortgages with possession ,inclulding temp. to the main rakba No.of mortgages Area Revenue Mortgage money
statement in rupees
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
19---- Mixed irrigated
mixed unirrigated
mixed irrigated and
unirrigated
total
Sales and Permanent transfers for value
No.of Area Revenue Price in Remarks
transfers rupees
(7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
19---- Mixed irrigated
mixed unirrigated
mixed irrigated and
unirrigated
N.B- (1) The figures for this statement will be taken from the mutation register and in cases of increase of martgage money on existing mortgages from the patwari's diary of daily occurrences Roznamcha waqiati)
(2) Sub mortgage i.e.,further martgages by the first mortgages as opposed to re-mortgages by the first mortgages should be exculded from this statement.
(3) In the blank space in column no.2 enter the classes of land as given in statement No.1(Milan Rakba Statement)
6.- Quinquennial abstaract of ownership,mortgages and revenue assignments of mauza__________,hadbast no._______________
Abstract of Ownership,mortgage and revenue assignment
(N.B.- write in figures (not in rakams) omitting fractions of hectares/rupees)
PART –1-TENURE AND OWNERSHIP
Year Description of Detail Number of Number of Area Total
tenure of jamabandi owners & Total of which revenue
owners holdings share-holders cultivated
(Hissedar)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
Total villages
PART-11-TOTAL AREA HELD UNDER PART –111-REVENUE ASSIGNMENTS
MORTGAGES
Number Area Revenue
of Total of which Rev. Details Num Area Total Amount Amount Nazarna remark
mortg- cultivated asses- of of asse- thereof of land annuaily
gages sment assig- which ment assign- rev.assi- paid by
of nees the rev of ned gned not assignees
martg- is ass- land by appor-
aged igned assig rtionment
land in whole ned. of land but
by cash allo
tment out of
total assess
ment
(9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20)
1.In perpetuity
2.For life or lives
3.For term of settlement
Total
The above is the form,in the village note book,Inthe statement filed by the patwari in the tehsil,column no1 is omitted.
N.B. (1) In large villages where the sub divisions of the villages are of importance,it may be conveninet to fill up part I of this statement by sub division addings between column 1 and 5 a column for the name of the sub divisions (taraf or patti)
(2) In column No.2,the tenure will be described either as (1) Zamindari(2) Pattidari(3) bhaaichara or (4) by lease from Govt. without grant of ownership.
(3) In column No.3,give separate details for (1) panchayat,(Aadi Deh and (3) Govt,Property.
(4) In column No.5,no entry need e made against the Panchayat,village abadi ro Govt.property.
(5) In column no. 3 to 8 enter the number of maliks (owners)and the particulars relating to them.
(6) In column no.8 the total should agree with column no.5 of the jama wasil baki.
(7) In column no.9 to 12,should be entered number of mortgages and the particular relating threto.
(8) In column no.13,the grants for service and the condition for maintaining the institutions will be entered under head I.
(9) in column no.16 to 17,the entries will agree with corresponding entried under parts A and B of the statement of revenue assignments column no.7 and 8 thereof)
(10) In column no.18,the entry willagree with part C of the statement of revenue assignments
(11) In column no.19,the entry will agree with that in column no.10 of the statement of rev.
assignment.
(12) In column no.20,give particulars of the assignees where the assignments are large .The
field kanungo will explain here any important difference between the old and the new
entries. He will sign the statement meant for the tehsil.
Quinquennial Abstract of cultivating occupancy of Mauza______________Hadbast NO.
(N.B.-write in figures (not in Rakams) omitting fractions
Area cultivated by tenants
paying rents
without right of occupancy
Year Detail Total Area culti- Area culti paying paying paying in Total held Details of
culti- vated by vated by at rev. other kind with by classes
vated owners tenants with or cash or without tenants of land(as
area free of rent without rents addition paying milan
or at a no- malkana in cash rent rakba)
minal rent
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
19--- Holding
Area
No.of tenants
total
Details of rents in kind and area of which paid by tenants at will
Zabti ½ produce 2/5th and 1/3rd & Less By fixed Total Share of Remarks
rents or more less than less than 1/3rd amount area under straw taken
½ 2/5th of in kind by the land
produce lords
(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19)
N.B.(1) Zabtirents should be reckoned in this return as rent in kind.
(2) In column no.4 include all land cultivated by owneers jointly with persons who bring their onw cattle and share in the labour taking some share of the produce i.e.,bhaiwal.
(3) In column no.17 enter the totla area which whould agree with the area entered in column no.8.
(4) In column no.19 show any special rates or batal in the case of special rate or tatal in the case of special crops,It the renant pays a share of the land revenue state this ,and where there is irrigation form a canal ,state how the lanlord and the tenant share the liability for the fluctuating canal cfharges in the case of (2) cash rents and (b) kind rents.Also state any cash items paid as Nazarrana by the tenants to the landlord in addition to kind rent.
(5) The field kanungo should sing the statement meant for submissione to the Tehsil.
Zabti rents and cash rents paid by tenants without rights of occupancy not constiting of land revenue and cesses with or without the addition of a malikana
Cash rent for area given in column 7 of statement 7:-
year zabti rents On holdings containing one class of land
crop rate class of Area Rent Average per hectare
per land
hectare
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
On holdings containing more than one class of land Remarks
class of land Area Rent Average per hectare
(8) (9) (10) (11) (12)
Total
column 2. - Enter all crops on which zabti rents are paid.
column 4 and 8. –Enter whatever classes of land are necessary.
(These will usually have been fixed at settlement)
column 7 -No entry will be made opposite "Total".
column 10-11 -No entries will be made opposite separate classes of land,but only opposite"Total".
column 12 -Note here any hectare rates that are commonly paid.
9. Quinquennial Live stock return No.9 (Number of livestock, poultry,agriculture Machinery an implements) in village_________Hedbast no._______
N.B.- write in figures (not in rakms) omitting fractions)
Quin Quennnial livestock Census 19---------
Livestocks
Males over three year
Name of Census Used for Used for Used for bulls and bullocks Total males over 3
head of house breeding breeding work over 3 years not in years
household NO. only and work only use for breeding or
with Sr.no. both cast unc- work
racte astr
ed ated
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
Females over three years
breeding cows i.e.cows over 3 years kept for breeding or milk production
In milk or dry Not calved even Total
15th April,19---- once
(9) (10) (11)
(x) The animals entered in this column 16 should not be added up while giving totals of cattle in columns 26 and 27. Thus columns 8 and 23 and column 27 will be equal to the sum of column s 15 and 24 sub-columns may be provided under columns 3 and 4 for showing breed of bulls.
LIVESTOCK
CATTLE-CONCLD
Name of Census Females over three years
Young stock
head of House Cows Cows Total Of the under 1 year 1 to 3 year
household No. over 3 over 3 females total no. Male Female Total Male Fml. Total
with Sr.no. years year over 3 of cows
used for not used years in col.15
work for work those in
only or bree- milk in
ding pur- Dec.19__
pose.
(1) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22)
Total three years and under Total cattle Buffaloes-Males over three years
Male Female Total Male Female Total Used for Used for breeding
breeding and work both
(23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30)
LIVESTOCK
BUFFALOES
Males over three years Females over three years
used for work only breeding cows i.e. cows over
3 years kept for breeding of
milk prodution
Castrated Uncastrated Bulls Total In milk Dry Not Total Cows over Cows over 3
& bull males on 15th calved 3 year used years not in
ocks & over Apr.19__ even for work use for work
over 3 3 year once only or breeding
year purposes
not in
use for
breeding
of work
(31) (32) (33) (34) (35) (36) (37) (38) (39) (40)
FUFFALOES – CONTD.
Females over three years Young stock
Total *Of the under 1 year 1 to 3 year total 3 years and under
female total Male Famale Total Male f.male Total Male female Total
over 3 no.of
years cows in
col.41
those in
milk in
Dec,19__-
(41) (42) (43) (44) (45) (46) (47) (48) (49) (50) (51)
*The animals entered in the column 42 should not be added up while giving totals of buffaloes in column 52 and 53,thus column 53 will be equal to the sum of column 41 & 50.
Buffaloes-continued
yaks
Total buffaloes 3 years and under above 3years Total yaks Total bovine
Male female total male female Male female Male female Total Male Female Total
(52) (53) (54) (55) (56) (57) (58) (59) (60) (61) (62) (63) (64)
Livestock
Sheep Goats
upto one over one year Upto one year Over one year
year Male Female Total Total sheep Male Female Total Total goats
(65) (66) (67) (68) (69) (70) (71) (73) (74) (74)
Total
Livestock
HORSES AND PONIES
Young stock
Over three year Upto one year One to three year Total three year and under
Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total
(75) (76) (77) (78) (79) (80) (81) (82) (83) (84) (85) (86)
LIVESTOCKS
Young stocks Canels
Total horse and ponies Mules Donkeys Over 4 years
Male Female Total Upto 3 Over 3 Total Male Female Total Male Female
years years
(87) (88) (89) (90) (91) (92) (93) (94) (95) (96) (97)
LIVESTOCK
Camels Fowls Total Fowls
Four year Total Pigs Total livestock Hens Cooks Chiken Total Desi Improved
and under
(98) (99) (100) (101) (102) (103) (104) (105) (106) (107)
The criterion to distinguish between adult powls and chicken is the ability to breed.
Of the total number of fowls in column.105 Desi and improved virieties muy be shown in column 106 and 107 respectively.
Poultry Agricultural machinery and Implements
Ducks Ploughs Sugarcane Crushers
Ducks Duckes @ Duck lings Total Other Total Wooden Iron Carts* worked by worked by
poultry power bullocks
(108) (109) (110) (111) (112) (113) (114) (115) (116) (117) (118)
@ The criterion to distinguish between adult ducks and duckkings is the ability to
breed.
Carts and Tractors used for agricultural purpose should be included in these columns.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS (concluded)
Tractors Ghanis
oil engine Electric pumps Persian Government Pvt.. Five kilog. Less than
with pump for irrigation wheels or and over five kilograms
for irrigation purposes rahat
purposes
(119) (120) (121) (122) (123) (124) (125)
In column no.1 the area owned or cultivated by the head of the house hold may also be shown,with detail of owned as owner and cultivator/ cultivated as tenant without right of ownership.
urban area:(a) will include municipa; ,Cantanment, small town,notified civil lines area .
(b) A village inhibited by not less than 5,000 persons and having urban charactericts should also be treated as an urban area.
village:- The village for the purposes of the livestock census is the Revenue estate(village)which has well defined boundaries excluding (b) above.
House and Household :- (columns No.1 and 2) A house is defined as any human dwelling having a separate main entrance.
A house hold is a group of persons who commonly live together and would take their meals from a common kitchen unless the exigencfies of work prevent any of them from doing so.
concept of possesion:-The livestocks should be enumerated against hosehold where it is located at the time of enumerat ion irrespective of ownership.
cows in milk:-Signifies cows which yield wilk on the date of enumeration or census of a particular area or any other date specified for the collection of such data.
yak- means as ox of Tibet which is a long haired ,humped gruting will or domesticted animal
plough:-means an implement or plonghing and not yokes of oxen.
cart:- means bullock cart capable ofcarrying agricultural product and does not include raths
and behlies.
10. Assessment Statement of Mauza__________with remarks of Officers
I- Assessment guids and estimates
Nature of estimates Amount Circle rate per hectare on each class Remarks
of land
A. Guides of expiring settlement :
last summary settlemnt ,actual assesment :
First regular settlement ,actual assesment :
Expiring settlement ) Reveune rate estimate
actual jama assessed :
B. Guides of settlement now made :
Estimate at circle half-net assest rate :
Estimate at sanctioned circle revenue rates :
- Assessment statement of Mauza __________with remarks of Officers (concluded)
II.New assessment imposed from _________ harvest ___________
Amount Rate per Remarks
hectare on
cultivation
1. Gross assessment :
2. Deduction , viz.
(a) on account of favourable assessment on gardens :
(b) On account of unexpired protective leases :
(c) on account of progressive assessment :
Total deductions (a),(b)and (c) :
Amount Rate per Remarks
hectare
on culti-
vation
3. Balance being the net new assessment with detail as below:-
Mafis
Talukdari allowance (when a deduction from the Revenue) jagir:
Total assigned revenue :
Balance khalsa :
Total :
4. Ceases at per cent on total No.3 :
5. Total new assessment and cases (No's 3 and 4) :
6. Commutation due to Govt. on jagir :
7. Malikana due to Govt. :
8. Future increase by progressive assessment or expiring :
protective leases
A.D.
A.D.
A.D.
iii. cesses per cent,on revenue assessmet:
Detail Former New Remarks
Local rate
Lambardari cess
Lambardari cess
Total
In the "Remarks"column of part –II the "danger rate" of the village should be stated if such a rate has been fixed.
Blank pages are provided at the end of the village,circle and tehsil not books in which the sub divisional officer the tehsildar and the naib tehsildar should record remarks from time to time shen any thing sepcially note worthy in the history of circumstances of the village,circle or tehsil occurs. In tracts under fluctuating assessment yearly remaks in the circle not books at any rate,should be recorded giving such details of the past sessons as will expalian the success or otherwise of the village.
10.2 The regtisters in the village not-books main tain ed by the offfixce kanungo of the tehsil (Paragraph 400 of the Land Administrativfe Manual) are filled up from the statement submitted by the Patwaris.Figures for the register in the assessment circle and tehsil note books also mjaintained by him are obtained aby adding together those in the village note books.
(village ,circle and teh.note books maintained at tehsils)
10.3 The orders regarding the record of harvest prices in circle note books will be found in para graph 401 o f the Land Administration Manual.
(record of harvest price)
10.4 General remarks applicable to the whole of an assessment circle or of the tehsil may be entered in the circle or tehsil note book by the tehsildars or sub Divisional Officers on the blank pages(statement no.10) provided for the purposes at the end of the book.In cases where there are fluctuating assessment,particular attention should be paid to the yearly record of sufficient remarks in this part of the circle note book. These remarks should given such details of the past season as will explain the success or otherwise of the cultivation,and if recorded with sufficient care for the whole circle,no very lenghty note against each village will usually be required on this subject.
(General remarks in circle and tehsil note books)
10.5 The note books for villages circles and tehsils will be properly arranged by the knaungo in almirahs provided for the purpose.
(Arrangement of note books)
10.6 The note books for assessment circles and tehsilsw and for the whole district,are kept up by the district Kanungo (paragraph 403 of the Land Administion Manual) in the same form as the circle and tehsil books kept at tehsils. The entries for them are obtained from statement s submitted by the tehsil Office,Kanungo.
(Note books maintianed by the distrcit kanungos)
ABSTRACT VILLAGE NOTE BOOKS
10.2 The following are the instructions to the maintenance of abstract village note books
(1) The abstract village note book and its uses are described in paragraphs 405-407 of the Land Administration Manuall .For each district as it comes under settlement a separate form adapted to the special circumstances of that district ,will be submitted by the settlement officer through the Commissioenr,\ to the Director of Land Records for the orders of the Fianccial Commissioner.
(2) The books should be kept at Sadr in the Office of the District Kango who is reponsible for their sage custody and maintenance.
(3) There should be one volume for each assessment circle,or if the assessment circle or if the assessment circle is large ,for a suitable number of villages.Blank sheets for remarks are inserted after the statistics of each villages ,The entries are made in hectares and in English numberals by the Disrict Kgo or his assistant. The annual entries should be prefaced by a settlement entry in red ink data for which are available in the village assessment statistics. At the end of the volume or volumes for an assessment circle the total figures for the whole corcielo should be entered in the same form as that prescribed for eaach estate. Quinquennial averages be given in all village note books. from the beginning of the current settlement in red ink.
(4) To enable the columns as to cropping and the incidence of revenue in each harvest to be written up as early as possible the tehsil office kgo should send the necessary figures to the d\Sadr immediately after the filing of each jinswar. The remaining columns should be filled in from information abtained by the tehsil office kanungo from the statements filed by the patwaris in September. Details as to revenue should ,if necessary ,be procured from the tehsil wasil baqi navis.
(5) As soon as any figures for entry in the not books are received ,,the District kanungo or his assistant will see that they are in due form and will ten copy them as carefully and neately as possible into the columns for which they are intended.
(6) The reports containing the figures sent from the tehsils in any one year should be kept in the distrixct kanungo's office till the figures for the followinmg year have been copied into the note books and should then be destroyed.
Note As an alternative method to that prescribed in (4) to (6) above to avoid the preparation of long statements by the tehsil office kanungo,the District kanungo,agter the filling of the zaid rabi jinswar,may either himself take the abstract note-books to each tehsil in turn and there enter up the jinswar and other figures for the whole year with the help of the tehsil office kanungo and return the books to sadr,or may depute one of his assistants to visit the tehsils for this purpose.
(7) The village inspection of the settlement officer should be written in or copied into the abstract not books .Assessment statement and a small scale map of each villge amy also be added if thought advisable .
(8) A copy of the map of assessment circle showing village boundaries and natural features with the name and number of each village should be mde on a samll scale and kept in the pocket of the cover of the volume concerned. This copy should be made on tracing cloth and ijnsecrue fluctuating and grazing tracts within the limits of the circle should be coloured.
(9) At the begining of each volume there should be an index in the following form:-
This book containsstatements for __________villages in the ________
assessment circle,arranged in the order of their topographical numbers as follows:-
NO.(Topographical) Name of Village Page
(10) The abstract note books are not intended to supersede the ordings village note books. They will help the Deputy Commissioner,to decide questions of suspensions and remissions of revenue and generally speaking,will enable him,the Sub Divisional Officer to see at a glance what villages appeal to require to have their circumstances carefully enquired into.Such further enquiries as may be necessary,should of course only be conducted after full examination of the detailed village not book in each case.
It is hoped that when the Deputy Commissioner,or any of his assistants are in camp,they will take with them the asbtract not books
of each assessment circle in which they are touring and consider the statistics of each village while marching through it. The tehsil note book of a village should not be sent for in the camp until refrence to it is found necessary.
The proper place for the Deputy Commissioner,to record remarks is the ordinary note book . As regards the entry of remarks,paragraph 407 of the Land Administration Manual should be consulted.
Hon'ble Revenue Minister
Sh. Hardip Singh Mundian
Hon’ble Minister-In-Charge, Department of Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster Management
Sh. Anurag Verma, IAS
Additional Chief Secretary, Department of Revenue, Rehabilitation and Disaster Management