section 111
Appeals to the Collector and admission by him of objections
The Estates Partition Act, 1897Civil1897113 sections11 chapters
Chapter 11 Chapter 11
Statutory text
- (1) An appeal, if presented within one month from the date of the order appealed against, shall lie to the Collector against every order of a Deputy Collector—
- (a) directing under section 39, by whom or how the costs of any inquiry held in consequence of an objection raised shall be paid ;
- (b) made under section 47, sub-section (3), declaring what entry in a record of existing rents and other assets of land shall be accepted for the purposes of the partition;
- (c) made under section 50, adopting a record of existing rent and other assets of land;
- (d) refusing, under section 51, to allow recorded proprietors to make a partition privately among themselves or by arbitration ;
- (e) rejecting under section 76, sub-section (3), an application for partition according to separate possession ;
- (f) directing, under section 81, sub-section (3), that a tenure or holding be split up, and that the rent thereof be apportioned ; or
- (g) imposing a fine under section 107.
- (2) Objections to any other orders passed by the Deputy Collector shall only be admitted by the Collector if made when he proceeds to consider a partition under section 58.
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