Cases where Collector instead of the representative watandar shall appoint a deputy

The Collector, instead of the representative watandar whose duty it is to officiate, shall himself appoint a deputy in any of the following cases :—

1. (a) where the representative watandar is disabled by lunacy or imbecility of mind from appointing a deputy;
2. (b) where the representative watandar is disqualified under clause (e),
3. (f) or
4. (h) of section 45, whether or not he was a representative watandar at the time of his incurring such disqualification;
5. (c) where the representative watandar fails to comply with any requisition of the Collector to serve in person or to appoint a deputy under section 42, 43, 47 or 48, within two months from the date thereof;
6. (d) where the first person nominated by the representative watandar is rejected under section 45, and the second person nominated is also rejected under that section;
7. (e) where the representative watandar declines to appoint a person as his deputy in accordance with section 53;
8. (f) where a deputy appointed by the Collector under any of the above clauses dies or resigns.