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ഭൂമിയുടെ കരം അടവ് നിരസിക്കാൻ പറ്റുമോ ? Payment of Land tax in Kerala - jamesadhikaram 9447464502

ഭൂമിയുടെ കരം അടവ് നിരസിക്കാൻ പറ്റുമോ ? Payment of Land tax in Kerala - jamesadhikaram 9447464502 After finalising the resurvey, the land records such as F.M.B., Village /Block map, basic tax register, Thandaper register, Poramboke register etc. are to be handed over to the revenue authorities for maintaining them in village and taluk offices. At present, 2 copies of field measurements sketches and only copy of other registers are prepared. The copies of block maps are printed in the Central Survey Office. Due to the constant use of the F.M.B. in field for the work corrected with the translation of resurvey records into land records and its handling at various stages, most of the sketches in the original and duplicate field measurement books have become unfit for use. It is therefore necessary that copies of these records are to be taken for supply to the Village and Taluk offices. For taking copies of these records it was suggested to purchase continuous photo copier machines so that the machines can be installed in the respective collectorate and required copies of F.M.B., basic-tax register etc. taken under the supervision of the Deputy Directors attached to the Collectorates. While purchasing of the photo copier machine and taking copies of the records will take time, it is also suggested that the duplicate copy or the F.M.B. and the only copy of the Basic Tax Register etc. prepared may be handed over straight away to each village office though the District Collector from an appointed date soon after finalisation of Re-Survey records. When resurvey records are handed over, the previous records available in the village office will be taken back by the Collector and kept in his office. The Revenue administration from the date can be carried on in the respective villages based on the resurvey records. This will help to bring the resurvey records up to date by incorporating the subsequent changes in them. As and when the photo copier machines are purchased the records of each village can be brought to the Collectorate and copies taken for supply to Village and Taluk Offices. Generally after re-survey and resettlement land holders are issued a patta showing the details of lands under each land holder. It is suggested that the patta to the land holder can be issued as and when resurvey records of each village is finalised and handed over to revenue administration. It is learnt that in the neighbouring Tamilnadu State, a similar system has been introduced after formulating necessary legislation in the matter. A similar legal system of issuing patta pass books has been introduced in Gujarat State also. It is therefore suggested that when resurvey is finalised and the resurvey records given effect to in each village for revenue administration, a patta pass book showing all the details about the land can be issued to the land holders of this State also after enacting necessary legislation in this regard. The very purpose of conducting the resurvey is to prepare a land records showing the existing limits of each land holding including the persons for whom certificate of purchase, conferment of title like Kudikidappu, Kudiyiruppu etc. under the land reforms Act was made. It may therefore be seen that the land reforms in its real sense can be said to be complete only after a statutory land records for all the persons benefited by the land reforms is prepared. Apart this preparation of land records and issue of a Patta Pass Book could also help the weaker section of society to possess a legal document in support of the lands under their possession, who are not capable of documentation.