Law · Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954
Under the Delhi Land Reforms Act, 1954, what is the consequence if a Bhumidhar fails to deposit the compensation amount (four times the land revenue) within six months of declaration?
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- 1The Bhumidhar is summarily ejected from the holding
- 2The amount shall be realized as an arrear of land revenue✓
- 3The Bhumidhar is demoted to Asami status
- 4The declaration of Bhumidhari rights lapses
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The amount shall be realized as an arrear of land revenue
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