(1) After filing invoices in accordance with Section 13 of the Act, the land reform officer shall contact the representative of the local body, land office, surveyor branch and other related parties. If it is necessary to understand the opinion of the agency or the official, he can make necessary inquiries by looking at the land and land title deeds and other available documents.
(2) If the District Land Reforms Officer deems it necessary, he can also examine the written evidence submitted by the land owner or Mohi to claim the right to the land concerned.
(3) The District Land Reforms Officer, if deemed necessary, may himself or his subordinates depute the land to be surveyed.
(4) In relation to the land of the land owner whose land is located within two or more districts, after the land reform officials have made the inquiry as above, 1 copy of the result should be sent to the other district land reform officer of the area where the land of the land owner is located and also to the Mal Adda if he is not in the district. br> (5) According to this rule, the land reform officer shall send a written notice to the relevant land office to prevent the ownership of such land from being transferred or mortgaged in any way until the land reform investigation is completed.
(6) If written according to sub-rule (5), the concerned land office shall withhold such land and give the information thereof to the concerned land reform office.