Revenue Administration in India: A Case Study of Bihar |
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Contents
Organisational Structure | 29 |
Administrative Powers and Functions | 47 |
Judicial Powers and Functions | 99 |
Conclusion | 116 |
Common terms and phrases
Additional Members Allahabad Annual Administrative Report appeal appointed assistants Bengal Bhagalpur Bhoodan Bihar and Orissa Board of Revenue Board's Miscellaneous Rules Board's office Ceded and Conquered Certificate Officer certificate-holder Certificate-Officer Collector Committee of Revenue Conquered Provinces court dated Deputy Director of Land disposal District Collector District Officers Division Divisional Commissioners duties empowered establishment examination Excise Commissioner exercise fees Government of Bihar Governor-General in Council Ibid incharge India Indian Forest Act inspection notes issued judicial land ceiling Land Improvement Land Reforms land revenue letter Manual ment Murshidabad necessary Notification order passed Orissa Excise Patna person powers and functions prescribed Presidency record-of-rights Records and Surveys Registrar regulation respect revenue administration revenue authorities Revenue Department revenue officers Sadar Board Saharsa sanction Secretariat Press Secretary Section Officer Settlement Officer settlement operations Shahabad Special Commission Stamp Act Stamp Department submitted superintendence supervision Surplus Land Survey and Settlement Tenancy Act tion treasury upto vested
Bibliographic information
| Title | Revenue Administration in India: A Case Study of Bihar |
| Author | G. P. Singh |
| Publisher | Mittal Publications, 1993 |
| ISBN | 8170993814, 9788170993810 |
| Length | 169 pages |
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