Section 5
Mode of dealing with applications for loans.
The Land Improvement Loans Act, 1883
About this Act
An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to loans of money by the Government for agricultural improvements.
(1) When an application for a loan is
made under this Act, the officer to whom the application is made may, if it is, in his
opinion, expedient that public notice be given of the application, publish a notice, in such
manner as the State Government may, from time to time, direct, calling upon all persons
objecting to the loan to appear before him at a time and place fixed therein and submit their
objections.
(2) The officer shall consider every objection submitted under sub-section (1), and make an order in writing either admitting or overruling it:
Provided that, when the question raised by an objection is, in the opinion of the officer, one of such a nature that it cannot be satisfactorily decided except by a Civil Court, he shall postpone his proceedings on the application until the question has been so decided.
(2) The officer shall consider every objection submitted under sub-section (1), and make an order in writing either admitting or overruling it:
Provided that, when the question raised by an objection is, in the opinion of the officer, one of such a nature that it cannot be satisfactorily decided except by a Civil Court, he shall postpone his proceedings on the application until the question has been so decided.