section 27
Compensation when area is over planted
The Mahe Land Reforms Act, 1968Compensation when area is over planted. (27) “landlord” means a person under whom a tenant holds [omitted], and includes a landowner; When trees are planted in excess of the following scale, the court, if satisfied that, in the circumstances of the particular case, the land is over- planted, may, notwithstanding anything herein before contained, either refuse to grant any compensation or may grant compensation at a lower rate, for a so many of the trees as are in excess of the scale and are immature: - Coconut trees ... 100 per acre. Arecanut trees ... 720 per acre. Jack trees ... 60 per acre. Explanation. --- In the case of a mixed garden, each tree shall be allowed a proportionate fraction of an acre according to the above scale.
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