Rights in fruit bearing trees planted in un-occupied land

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(1) Where, before the coming into force of this Code any fruit bearing tree was planted by any person in the unoccupied land of any village, and is so recorded, then notwithstanding that such land vests in the State Government, such person, and his successor in interest shall from generation to generation be entitled to possession and usufruct of such trees without payment of any royalty or other charge whatsoever therefor. (2) Any person desiring to plant a fruit bearing tree in the unoccupied land of any village may do so with the previous permission of Tahsildar and the provisions of sub-section (1) shall, as far as may be, apply to the fruit bearing tree planted in accordance with the permission obtained under this sub-section. (3) The right conferred under this section shall be transferable, but the person planting the fruit bearing tree or his successor in interest shall have no right to the corpus of the tree or the land on which it stands. (4) If any dispute arises under this section it shall be decided by the Tahsildar whose decision shall be final. (5) The State Government may make rules regulating the grant of permission and the exercise of the right conferred under this section.

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