106: Power of Board of Revenue to make rules
The Punjab Tenancy Act · Punjab Acts · Chapter VII · in_force
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Power of Board of Revenue to make rules.– (1) The [Board of Revenue] may, in addition to the other rules which may be made by [it] under this Act, make rules consistent with this Act and other enactment for the time being in force,– (a) determining, notwithstanding anything in any record-of-rights, the number and amount of the installments and the times by and at which rent is to be paid; (b) for the guidance of Revenue Officers in determining, for the purposes of this Act, the amount of the land revenue of any land; (c) prescribing for all or any of the territories to which this Act extends, the periods during which in proceedings held under this Act, a Revenue Officer or Revenue Court is not, except for reasons of urgency to be recorded, to issue any process of arrest against a tenant or against a land-owner who cultivates his own land; (d) regulating the procedure in cases where persons are entitled to inspect records of Revenue Officers or Revenue Courts, or to obtain copies of the same, and prescribing the fees payable for searches and copies; (e) prescribing forms for such books, entries, statistics and accounts as the [Board of Revenue] thinks necessary to be kept, made or compiled in Revenue Offices or Revenue Courts or submitted to any authority; (f) declaring what shall be the language of any of those Offices and Courts, and determining in what cases persons practising in those offices and Courts shall be permitted to address the Presiding Officers thereof in English; and 42 The Punjab Laws (g) generally for the guidance of Revenue Officers and other persons in matters connected with the enforcement of this Act. (2) Until rules are made under clause (a) of sub-section (1), rent shall be payable by the installments and at the times by and at which it is now payable. (3) Rules made by the [Board of Revenue] under this or any other section of this Act shall [be made subject to the control of] the [Provincial Government].
Effective date: 1887-11-01
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