(i) Hulgaval tenure is one of the tenures recognised prior to survey settlement. It carried with it no permanent occupancy right but merely gave a right of grazing, so long as the land was not cultivated or required for cultivation. It ceased to exist on the intro¬duction of survey settlement. (G.O. No. 979-80-41, dated 8th May 1898).
(ii) Lands held for a long time on hulgaval tenure prior to survey settlement should, in the first instance, be offered at a moderate dry assessment to the same occupants at the settlement. (Appeal No, 143 of 1891-92.) (G.O. No. 6437—P.F. 200, dated 7th November 1892).
(iii) The system of pasturage assessment is not countenanced or permitted under the survey settlement. (G.O. No. 953-61—P.F. 48-99, dated 27th November 1902).
(iv) Cases not in consonance with the principle of survey settlement should be settled in accordance therewith at the revision survey, the settlement as re¬corded in the faisal patrike being in the interval, observed.
(ii) Lands held for a long time on hulgaval tenure prior to survey settlement should, in the first instance, be offered at a moderate dry assessment to the same occupants at the settlement. (Appeal No, 143 of 1891-92.) (G.O. No. 6437—P.F. 200, dated 7th November 1892).
(iii) The system of pasturage assessment is not countenanced or permitted under the survey settlement. (G.O. No. 953-61—P.F. 48-99, dated 27th November 1902).
(iv) Cases not in consonance with the principle of survey settlement should be settled in accordance therewith at the revision survey, the settlement as re¬corded in the faisal patrike being in the interval, observed.
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