Section 127 of The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881
Fine for neglect to give notice of possession.
Any person neglecting to give the notice required by section one hundred and twenty-six shall be liable, at the discretion of the Deputy Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner, to fine which may extend to fifty rupees for each day during which such neglect continues.
Summary
- This rule establishes a daily financial penalty for anyone who neglects to provide the property notice required by the preceding section.
- The fine can be set at a maximum of fifty rupees for every single day the neglect continues.
- Imposing this fine is entirely at the discretion of the Deputy Commissioner or the Assistant Commissioner.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. What is the penalty under Section 127 of the 1881 Land-Revenue Act if I fail to notify the authorities about my new land?
Under Section 127 of the 1881 Act, you can be fined up to fifty rupees for each day the neglect continues.
2. Which officials have the authority to impose the fine under Section 127 of the Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act?
The fine under Section 127 of the 1881 Act is applied at the discretion of the Deputy Commissioner or the Assistant Commissioner.
3. Is the daily fine under Section 127 of the 1881 Act a mandatory punishment?
No, Section 127 of the 1881 Land-Revenue Act states the fine is at the discretion of the responsible commissioners.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 127 of the 1881 Act, what is the maximum fine that can be imposed for neglecting to give notice of possession?
Q2.Which officers hold the discretion to impose a fine under Section 127 of the Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881?
Q3.Connecting the rules, if a guardian fails to report a minor's newly acquired land under Section 126, which official could penalize them under Section 127 of the 1881 Act?
Q4.According to Section 127 of the 1881 Act, how is the penalty structured for neglecting to give notice?