Section 32
Appointment of Settlement-commissioner; delegation to him of Chief Commissioner’s powers.
The Central Provinces Land-Revenue Act, 1881
About this Act
An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to Land-revenue and the powers of Revenue-officers in the Central Provinces.
The Chief Commissioner may, from time to time,
with the previous sanction of the Governor, General in Council,
(a) appoint a Settlement-commissioner, and transfer to him, within any local area under settlement, all or any of the powers which the Commissioner of the division, if the land to be settled were wholly situate within such division, would otherwise exercise under this Act in matters connected with such settlement; and
(b) delegation to him of Chief Commissioner's powers. delegate to the Settlement-commissioner such of his own powers in regard to matters connected with such settlement as he thinks fit.
(a) appoint a Settlement-commissioner, and transfer to him, within any local area under settlement, all or any of the powers which the Commissioner of the division, if the land to be settled were wholly situate within such division, would otherwise exercise under this Act in matters connected with such settlement; and
(b) delegation to him of Chief Commissioner's powers. delegate to the Settlement-commissioner such of his own powers in regard to matters connected with such settlement as he thinks fit.