You are viewing the translated version of भूमिहीन दलित र सुकुम्बासीलाई जग्गा उपलब्ध गराउने.
Rule 41B
Providing land to landless dalits and squatters
(1) The Commission shall provide the landless Dalits and landless squatters' families with one-time housing or agricultural land of the following area at most:-
(a) For accommodation:
(1) One hundred and thirty square meters in the urban area of Kathmandu Valley and the metropolitan city, sub-metropolitan city and municipality,
(2) Three hundred and forty square meters in areas other than those mentioned in subsection (1).
(b) For agriculture:
(1) Two thousand square meters in Terai and Inner Madhesh (2) Three thousand square meters in mountains and hills. Explanation: For the purpose of this paragraph,-
(1) "Commission" means the land related problem resolution commission constituted under sub-section (6) of section 52B of the Act.
(2) "Urban area" means an urban area designated as an urban area based on the prevailing law on the basis of population, population density, urban service facilities, urban infrastructure, economic activities, or an area classified as an urban area by the local level within its area.
(2) Sub-section (b) of sub-rule (1) notwithstanding what is written in it, no land shall be made available for agricultural purposes in the urban areas of Kathmandu valley and metropolitan city, sub-metropolitan city and municipality.
(3) When providing land according to sub-rule (1), as far as possible, landless Dalits and landless squatter families will be provided with land at the place where they have settled.
(4) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-rule (3), if the land cannot be provided in the place where it is settled due to the following conditions, the Commission will provide land to the landless Dalits or landless squatters for housing or agricultural purposes in other places selected by the Commission in coordination with the local authorities:-
(a) Section 52B of the Act. Subsection of
(4) having acquired residence or usufruct on land mentioned in (4). (b) in one's private house: having abridged the awad with or without paying rent,
(c) According to the "prevailing" law on land use, the land cannot be provided for housing or agricultural purposes, contrary to the land use area classification.
(5) UpaniyaI can provide landless Dalits or landless squatters who have been living on the land as per (4) or who have reduced their rights to land in a planned manner by developing the land in a planned manner by increasing the area value as per sub-rule (1).
(6) If a landless Dalit or a landless squatter wants to take land in another place provided by the Commission instead of the land on which the land on which he has settled or settled is less than the area of land to be provided by the Commission in accordance with these rules, he shall be provided with land in another place not exceeding the area mentioned in sub-rule (1). But such landless Dalits or landless squatters will have to stop living or occupying the land they have enjoyed.
(7) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this rule, if a landless Dalit or a landless squatter claims to get all the land acquired under sub-rule (1) and the land he has acquired by usufructuary exceeds the amount of land to be acquired under sub-rule (1), such landless Dalit or landless squatter shall be entitled to such landless Dalit or landless squatter. Rule 41f. The land can be provided to the borrowers according to the fee.
(8) "According to this rule, land made available to landless Dalits and landless squatters for agricultural purposes cannot be used for any purpose other than agriculture.
(9) When providing land according to this rule: As far as possible in one settlement, land should be provided in such a way that everyone has the same area.