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Template:'''Rules regarding Leasing and Management of toll-gates'''

The following rules in regard to the leasing and management of the toll-gates of the State are hereby promulgated by the Diwan for the information and guidance of the Revenue Officer. They will come into force from the 1st Thulam 1033.

1. The right of Collecting the tolls payable at the public toll-gates of the State established by the Diwan under section 3 of Act III of 1082 (Ferries and Tolls Act) will be sold by public auction by the Tahsildar of the taluk in which the toll-gates shall are situated. At least 15 days previous to the sale, a notification shall be published in the Cochin Government Gazette specifying the places at which auction sale will be held, the period for which the leases will run and the upset prices at which they will be put up for sale. The period should be held one month prior to the date of expiry of the current lease. The Officer who conducts the sale will be at liberty to raise the upset price or lower it as the lease may be.

2. The leases will be knocked down to the highest bidder above the prices, subject to confirmation by Diwan perishkar provided the amount of the highest bid obtained shall be reported to the Diwan for Confirmation, The Diwan or the Diwan perishkar shall be at to reject all or any of the bids.

3. Persons intending to bid must attend in person or by duly authorised and shall not be allowed to bid unless they deposit before the sale composes such amount as may be specified in the sale notification. The deposits of successful bidders will be returned to them at the close of the sale.

4. Within a week after receiving intimation of the confirmation of the lease shall pay into the taluk treasury such further amount as with deposit already made will make up 33 per cent of the bidder furnish security the amount of his bid. In default the lease will be resold at his risk, deposit being held liable in the first instance for the loss accruing from resale.

5. The lessee shall execute an agreement in such form as the Diwan or the Diwan perishkar may prescribe and register it if so ordered by him. The cost of registration as well as value of the stamped paper required for exemption of the agreement shall be borne by the lessee. (a) The lessee shall not transfer or sub-let the lease without the previous sanction of the Diwan or the Executive Engineer. (b) The lessee shall pay the amount according to the lease in such installments as the Diwan or the Executive Engineer may either place the toll-gate under Government management or resell the lease at the defaulter's risk.

6. The lessee's deposit shall be liable for the satisfaction of any claims arising against him; any balance which remains will be returned to him on the expiration of the lease.

7. The Tahsildars of the taluks shall maintain a D.C.B account of the toll-gate receipts and submit a quarterly statement to the Diwan Perishkar. They shall also maintain a correct list annually of all the established toll-gates in the taluk showing against each the lease amount and the time of expiry of the lease

8. The rates of tolls to be levied by the contractor at the toll-gates for conveyances or animals fixed by the Diwan from time to time under section 5 of the Ferries and Tolls Act III of 1082 shall be specified in the sale notification.

9. No toll shall be levied on any carriage passing through the same toll-gate more than once on the same day. But if the carriage having no passenger or goods in it is allowed to pass through the same toll-gate on the same day with passengers or goods in it, the contractor may levy the excess toll at the prescribed rate. Note:- 'Day' means the period of sunrise on a day to sunrise on the next day

10. The Contractor must give proper receipts for all amounts recovered by him.

11. No toll shall be levied on

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