The decision of the Collector as to what is the full rent shall be final.

Civil Court on receipt of Collector’s certificate, to remove attachment on watan property assigned as remuneration of officiator When it shall appear to the Collector that by virtue of, or in execution of, a decree or order of any [Court] any watan or any part thereof, or any of the profits thereof, recorded as such in the Revenue records or registered under this Act, and assigned under section 23 * * * as remuneration of an officiator, has or have, after the date [of this Act] coming into force, passed or may pass without the sanction of [the [State] Government] into the ownership or beneficial possession of any person other than the officiator for the time being; or that any such watan, or any part thereof or any of the profits thereof, not so assigned has or have so passed [or may pass] into the ownership or beneficial possession of any person not a watandar of the same watan, the Court shall, on receipt of a certificate under the hand and seal of the Collector, stating that the property to which the decree or order relates is a watan or part of a watan, or that such property constitutes the profits or part of the profits of a watan, or is assigned as the remuneration of an officiator, and is therefore inalienable, remove any attachment or other process then pending against the said watan, or any part thereof, or any of the profits thereof, and set aside any sale or order of sale or transfer thereof, and shall cancel the decree or order, so far as it concerns the said watan, or any part thereof or any of the profits thereof.