The endorsement of the revenue assessment carried out in various districts or in some portions of the district that are surveyed as per the provisions of the enactment shall be supposed to be performed on the date which is prescribed subsequent to the authorization and publicized in the Gazette.Īlso, the enactment provides for the diminishing from jama of the properties from where land and soil that are being taken away. The Section 4 states the date on which the assessment is endorsed by the authorities concerned. It shall also enable new maps to be created as per the result of the presently conducted assessment. This assessment shall be valid under law and the survey is carried out for the purpose of determining the alterations that have existed from the date of the prior assessment conducted. Under the provinces pointed out in the enactment, the provincial administration in the entire districts or portions related with it of which a assessment on the revenue has been finished or yet to be finished and endorsed by the Government, to issue orders at reasonable times after the expiry of ten years from getting such sanction, fresh survey shall be conducted at river banks as well as at the sea shores. The Act further describes the term ‘province of Orissa’ which means some part of the Orissa provinces which is under the control of the Bengal Government on May 8, 1847. This can be done only as per the provisions of the present enactment. Moreover, steps shall not be initiated subsequently in order to review such land or for the assertion of the privilege of Government to the possession. Accordingly, some parts of the stipulations under the Bengal Code that constituted tribunals and specify certain rules of process for conducting investigations with respect to the obligations incurred under the estimation of lands that are attained as a result of alluvion or dereliction from the sea or from rivers or considering the privilege of Government to the possession shall be terminated in the Bengal, Orissa as well as Bihar provinces after the implementation of the present enactment. The Section 1 of the enactment provides for the repeal of some legislation.
The (Bengal) Alluvion & Diluvion Act, 1847 was enacted for the purpose of scrutinizing the lands that are attained from the sea as well as from rivers due to alluvion or as a result of dereliction in the Bengal, Orissa and Bihar provinces.
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