Land will be Allotted Only on Lease by Industries Department

Industries-departmentTrivandrum: The industries department has decided to allot the land for industrial purpose only on lease with the maximum tenure of 30 years and based on the rule allows mortgaging without revenue department’s consent. According to the industries department, the land will not be provided with freehold rights and transfer of registry in future for the beneficiaries.The chief secretary of industries had declared that henceforth, all types of land allotted for industrial use will be given on lease basis. The lease can extend to a maximum period of 30 years. The department has taken this decision in view of the opposition from the revenue department regarding mortgaging of industrial land for availing loans from banks or any financial institutions.According to Section 4 of the Land Assignment Act, 1960, the revenue department till now was part of the process as ‘assignment’ of land or by method of lease or license is the right of the tahsildar. The revenue department have also been referring rule 11 of rules of assignment of government land for industrial purposes’ which state that the land which will be allocated under these rules shall be inherited. Without prior permission of the government in writing, in any manner this land cannot be alienable or encumbered. The government term has been interpreted as revenue department is caretaker of all the government lands.To take the decision on land allotment without any contract of revenue department, the industries department with the lease order now manages to avoid Land Assignment Act, 1960 and Rules for allotment of government lands for industrial use that was outlined in 1964.According to the revenue department officials, the decision of industrial departments leasing of land which is based on two rules – the Kerala, government land assignment in development locations on lease purchase for industrial purpose rules 1969 and rules for allotment of land in development plots on hire purchase rules 1970, both of these rules can be easily challenged in the court as they are prepared without ant statutory backing of an Act.According to the sources, the experts disprove this case, the rules can sustain as they do not breach provisions of any Act and the industrial departments is free to make their own rules.займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн

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