Circumstances to be considered in making partitions

In selecting the villages or land to be assigned to each separate estate formed out of a parent estate which has been held in common tenancy, the Collector shall take into consideration the advantages or disadvantages arising from-

1. (a) situation;
2. (b) the vicinity of roads, railways or navigable rivers or canals:
3. (c) the nature and quality of the soil and produce;
4. (d) the quantity of cultivable and uncultivable waste land;
5. (e) the facilities for irrigation;
6. (f) the state of embankments and water-courses; and
7. (g) liability to accretion and diluvion; and any other circumstances affecting the value of the land.