BGEM 44Chapter III · Rules for the maintenance of records in Government estates other than town khasmahals or estates for which special rules exist.
Section 44 · Reduction of rents in consequence of deterioration
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- The Collector may of his own motion, or on the application of the tenant concerned reduce the rent fixed for any tenant in a Government estate on the ground that the soil of the holding has permanently deteriorated through causes beyond the tenant's control, from the time when the rent of the holding was fixed, or that an improvement has failed which was taken into account when the rent of the holding was fixed under a reclamation lease. If the tenant is a tenure-holder, the Collector will not grant any reduction of rent unless the tenure-holder agrees to give a corresponding reduction to his tenants affected, for all of whom the Collector will fix fair rents.No reduction is to be granted on account of the failure of an improvement which has been permanently exempted from assessment on the ground that it was effected by a raiyat holding at fixed rates or an occupancy raiyat.
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