Rajasthan Revenue Statutes
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Few Important Sections of Rajasthan Revenue Laws
Quick reference guide to the most vital statutory clauses of the Rajasthan Tenancy Act, 1955 and Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, 1956 frequently cited in revenue courts.
Suit for declaration of Khatedari rights
Any person claiming to be a tenant or a co-tenant may sue for a declaration of his right, which is the baseline suit for establishing agricultural land ownership title in Rajasthan.
Partition of agricultural holding
Enables a co-sharer (joint khatedar) to file a suit to divide a joint agricultural holding and demarcate individual shares on maps.
Suit for injunction against trespass
Protects a tenant in peaceful possession from unlawful dispossession or interference by any other person or trespasser.
Rights of way and other easements
Empowers the Tehsildar to adjudicate disputes regarding passage through fields and grant new passages or clear blocked tracks.
Use of agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes
Regulates the conversion of agricultural holdings to residential, commercial, or industrial purposes, detailing SDO/UIT conversion power.
Eviction of trespassers from government land
Summary powers given to Tehsildars to evict unauthorized occupants of government, pasture (Charagah), or communal lands, and levy penalty fines.
Mutation on succession or transfer
Mandates reporting of land transfers (sales, gifts, inheritance) to update the record of rights (Jamabandi) through mutation entries.