Raising of objections and decision

11. (1) A person aggrieved by the demarcation of any boundary in the survey record, or an entry regarding the proprietary rights in the standing record of rights in a survey unit, may, within ninety days from the date of display of record under section 10, file objections about the correctness thereof before the Assistant Recording and Resolution Officer.

1. (2) The Assistant Recording and Resolution Officer after hearing the parties and perusing the record, if any, shall make necessary correction of the boundaries in the survey map, and ascertain the person best entitled to be recorded as the proprietor in the survey unit, and within sixty days of the expiry of the period under sub-section (1), pass an order in this regard by recording reasons. Explanation. - The recording of the proprietary rights of a person in a survey unit shall not be conclusive proof of ownership and shall be subject to corrections and alterations in appeal or revision under this Act as also the rights so determined by a judgment and order of a court of competent jurisdiction.
2. (3) An entry recorded in the standing record of rights under section 9, if no objection is filed within the period provided under sub-section (1), shall be treated as final.
3. (4) The Assistant Recording and Resolution Officer shall thereafter in the manner prescribed, publish the record as finalized, which shall incorporate an order that may be passed under sub-section (2).
4. (5) The standing record of rights finalized by the Assistant Recording and Resolution Officer shall be amended or modified in the event of an order passed under sub-section (4) is set aside, modified or reversed in appeal, review or revision.