Annulment of encumbrances on resumption of resumable tenure

(1) Upon the resumption of a resumable tenure, every lien, sub-tenancy, easement or other right or interest created, without the consent or permission of the grantor or his successor-in- interest by the grantee or any of his successors, on the tenure, or in limitation of his own interest therein, shall be deemed to be annulled, except the following, namely:- (a) any lease of land whereupon a dwelling house, manufactory or other permanent building, has been erected or a permanent garden, plantation, tank, canal, bandh, ahar other work of irrigation place of worship, or burning or burying ground has been made, or wherein a mine has been sunk under lawful authority; (aa) any right of the Government in any land within a cantonment; (b) any right of a Raiyat or cultivator in his holding or land, as conferred by this Act or by any local custom or usage; (c) any right to hold land occupied by sacred grove; (d) any Mundari khunt-kattidaritenancy; (dd) any Bhuinhari tenure, as defined in the Chota Nagpur Tenure Act, 1869 (Bengal Act 2 of 1869); * * * * (e) any right of a village-headman in his office or land; and (f) any easement of necessity, (2) Nothing in clause (a) of sub-section (1) shall confer on any grantee of a resumable tenure or any of his successors any right over mineral which he does not otherwise possess.