Maximum Rent

(1) Subject to the other provisions of this Act, the rent payable by a tenant to the landlord in respect of any land shall not exceed one sixth of the gross produce of such land. (1) Every application made to the Mamlatdar or Tribunal under the Act shall bear Court fee stamps of sixty five paisa and every memorandum of an appeal or an application under the Act made to the Collector, or every memorandum of an appeal made to the Tribunal shall bear Court fee stamps of two rupees. (1A) Every appeal or revision application made to the Administrative Tribunal under the Act shall bear a Court Fee Stamp of Rs. 5; (2) Every application made under the Act to the Collector or the Tribunal or the Administrative Tribunal for the stay of the execution of any Award or Order against which an appeal or application is made shall bear Court fee stamps of sixty five paisa: Provided that when an application or appeal is made by a member of a scheduled caste, specified in Part III of the schedule to the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950 or of a scheduled tribe specified in Part III of the Schedule to the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order, 1950 living in an area, notified by Government as backward area, the value of the Court fee stamps payable shall be fifty paise in lieu of sixty five paise, one rupee in lieu of two rupees and two rupees and fifty paise in lieu of five rupees respectively mentioned above. (1) The responsibility of the land holders for boundary marks on a common boundary lies on the holder of the survey number which is numerically lowest. (2) The provisions of sub-rule (1) is subject to the conditions that when any survey number is not occupied or assigned for Government purposes the responsibility for repair of the marks on its periphery will pass on to the land holders of the other side of the boundary. Repairs will be made at Government expenses only when the marks in disrepair lie between survey numbers, each of which has no holder, except the Government. (3) Within each survey number the holder or holders of each sub-division are responsible for the marks, if any, have been prescribed, to the periphery of that sub-division to the same extent as they would be responsible if “sub-division” were read instead of “survey number” in sub-rules (1) and (2). (4) A mark which is on the common boundary of two or more villages must be repaired by the holder of the land in the village which is under restoration when the marks are found out of repair.