Vande Matram!
This
article is compilation of Short Questions and Answers on land laws in
Maharashtra State of India. Read them carefully and note down for your
knowledge.
Land Laws
in Maharashtra: Short Q and A: Part 2
·
What
is use of Village map or block map?
o
Village
map or block map issued by Talathi of the village is used to identify and tally
the location of the land on the document. It is also called as Gaon Nakasha or
Talathi Nakasha.
·
Why
size, shape and dimensions of the land are noted?
o
The
size, shape and dimensions of the land are noted with a particular view to
determine and verify the access to the land.
·
How
size, shape and dimensions of the land are noted?
o
The
size, shape and dimensions of the land are noted by actual survey of the land.
·
What
is measurement sheet of a land?
o
Measurement
sheet of a land is the actual map drawn using proportionate scale after actual
survey of the land which denotes size, shape, dimensions along with positions
of tress, poles, any construction, well etc. on that land.
·
What
is approach road to land?
o
Approach
road is a road connecting that land with rest of the village, town or city.
·
Where
the data of approach road is maintained?
o
The
data of the approach road is maintained in the Register-26 of the Panchayat
office.
·
Why
soil testing is necessary?
o
Soil
testing is necessary to know the chemical composition of a land so that proper
crops are cultivated on such land. Also fertilisation of such crops is done
properly to get better yield and earn profit.
·
Why
it is necessary to know the position of underground water of a land?
o
It
is necessary to know the position of underground water of a land to dig well or
bore well for agricultural cultivation, and to implement proper water
harvesting system on that land.
·
Who
are the authorities to conduct an official survey of the land by proper demarcation?
o
District
Inspector of Land Record and Circle Inspector are the authorities to conduct an
official survey of the land by proper demarcation.
·
Why
sale permission of a land is required to be obtained?
o
Sale
permission of certain land is to be obtained otherwise the that sale may be
declared null and void and mutation entry will not be carried out.
·
What
is a cultivators land?
o
A
land with Kul-holding under section 32G of the Bombay tenancy and agricultural
lands act 1948 is called cultivator.
·
Who
cannot grant permission of sale of cultivators land?
o
The
collector or the Revenue Tribunal cannot grant permission of sale of
cultivators land.
·
When
a land is called non-agricultural land?
o
Land
can be called non-agriculture land, if any activity in the nature of
development is carried over on the land which makes land unfit for cultivation.
·
How
an agriculture land is converted into non-agriculture land?
o
To
convert an agriculture land into non-agriculture land, an eligible person has
to apply to the collector for such permission under Section 44 of the
Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966 before carrying out any development of such
land.
·
Which
documents are required to attach with the application under Section 44 of the
Maharashtra Land Revenue Code 1966 to change the use of land from agriculture
to non-agriculture?
o
Documents
required to attach with the application under Section 44 of the Maharashtra
Land Revenue Code 1966 to change the use of land from agriculture to
non-agriculture are:
§ Prescribed form duly filled in
duplicate with court fee stamp of rupees 5/-
§ Verified 7/12 extract and its 4
xerox copies
§ Copies of the all the relevant
mutation entries i.e. 6D extract pertaining to land in question
§ Measurement Sheet
§ Proposed layout plan
·
What
is building and land approval?
o
Building
and land approval is the approval given by the town planning authority to the
builder or constructer who applies for the approval for the construction of his
project.
·
What
are the contents of the building and land approval?
o
Building
and land approval contains all the technical details of the building including
the area to be used for construction, different type of plan, and schedule of
openings, Transferable Development Rights (TDR) area statement, etc.
·
Who
is having authority to create a building plan or layout plan?
o
Generally
an architect is having authority to create a building plan or layout plan. But
the certified civil engineer is also having the authority to create a building
plan or layout plan.
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