Canal and Drainage Act, 1873
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Details: | THE CANAL AND
DRAINAGE ACT, 1873. PART I
2. [Repealed.], 3. Interpretation
clause. 4. Power to appoint
officers.
6.
Powers of Canal-officers. 7.
Notice as to claims for compensation. 8. Damage,
for which compensation shall not be awarded. Matters in respect of which compensation may be awarded. 9.
Limitation of claims. 10.
Enquiry into claims and amount of compensation. 11.
Abatement of rent on interruption of water-supply. 12.
Enhancement of rent on restoration of water-supply. 13.
Compensation when due. Interest. PART III 14. Power to enter and
survey, etc.Power to clear land-Power to inspect and regulate
water-supply.Notice of intended entry into houses.Compensation for damage
caused by entry. SECTIONS 15. Power
to enter for repairs
and to prevent accidents. Compensation for damage to land. 16. Application
by persons desiring to
use canal-water. Contents of application, i Liability of applicants for cost of
works.Recovery of amount due. 17. Government to provide means of crossing
canals. 18. Persons using
water-course to construct works for passes water across roads, etc. if they fail
Canal-officer may construct, and recover cost. 19. Adjustment of
claims between persons jointly using water course. Recovery of amount
found due. 20. Supply of water through intervening
water-course. 21. Application for construction of new
water-course. 22. Procedure of Canal-officer
thereupon. 23. Application for
transfer of existing water-course Procedure
thereupon. 24. Objections to construction or transfer
applied for. 25. When applicant may be placed in
occupation. 26. Procedure when objection is held
valid. 27. Procedure when Canal-officer
disagrees with Collector. 28. Expenses to be paid by applicant before
receiving occupation. Procedure in
fixing compensation. Recovery of compensation and expenses. 29. Conditions binding on applicant placed in
occupation. 30. Procedure applicable to occupation
for extensions and alterations. SECTIONS PART IV
32. Conditions as to supply— PART V 33. Liability when person using unauthorized
cannot be identified.
38. Amount of owner's rate. 39. Owner's rate, when not chargeable. 40. When occupier is to pay both owner's rate
and occupier's rate. 41. Power to make rules for apportioning
owner's rate. 42. When owner is to pay owner's rate. 43. Effect of introduction of canal
irrigation on landlord's right to enhance. 44. Water-rate by
whom payable when charged
on land held by several owners. RECOVERY OF
CHARGES. 45. Certified dues recoverable as
land-revenue. 46. Power to contract for collection of
canal-dues. 47. Lambardars may be required to collect
canal-dues. 48. Fines excluded from sections 45,46, 47. SECTIONS
PART
VI 49. Detainer of vessels violating rules. Liability of owners of vessels causing damage. 50. Recovery of fines for offences in
navigating canals. 51. Power to seize and detain vessel on
failure to pay charges. 52. Power to seize cargo or goods, if charges
due thereon not paid. 53. Procedure for recovery of such
charges after seizure. 54. Procedure in
respect of vessels abandoned
and goods claimed. Disposal
of proceeds of sale.
55. Power to prohibit obstructions or order
their removal. PART VIII 63. Definition of "labourer". SECTIONS 65. Procedure for obtaining labour for works
urgently required. PART
IX 67. Jurisdiction under this Act of Civil Courts. SECTIONS. PART X. OF OFFENCES AND
PENALTIES 70. Offences under Act. Penalty. PART XI 75. Power to make,
alter and cancel rules. Publication of rules. SCHE D ULE .—[Repealed.] THE CANAL AND DRAINAGE ACT, 1873.
It is hereby enacted as
follows:— PART I PRELIMINARY
[7][***************] 2. [Repeal
of Acts.] Rep by the Repealing Act, 1 873 (XII of 1873),
" s.1
and Sch., Pt. II.
(1) ''Canal'" includes,—
[13][(4A) "Board of
Revenue" means the Board of Revenue established under the West Pakistan
Board of Revenue Act, 1957 (West Pakistan Act XT of 1957): ]
(7) [15]["Canal-officer"
means an officer or a
person or an authority appointed,
under this Act
to exercise control or jurisdiction over a canal or any part
thereof;
All officers mentioned in section 3, clause (7), shall be
respectively subject tothe orders of such officers as the [18][Provincial
Government] from time to time directs.
PART II
(a) stoppage or diminution
of percolation or floods; (b) deterioration of climate
or soil; (c) stoppage of navigation,
or of the means of drifting timber or wateringcattle; (d) displacement of labour.
(e) stoppage or diminution
of supply of water through any natural channel to any defined artificial channel,
whether above or underground, in use at the date of
the said notification; (f) stoppage or diminution
of. supply of water to any work erected for purposes of profit on any channel,
whether natural or artificial, in use at the date of the said notification; (g) stoppage or diminution
of supply of water through any natural channel which has been used for purposes
of irrigation within the five years next before the date of the said
notification; (h) damage done in respect
of any right to a water-course or the use of any water to which any person is
entitled under the [24][Indian
Limitation Act, 1877], Part IV; (i) any other substantial
.damage,, not falling under any of the above clauses (a), (b), (c) (d) and
caused by the exercise of the powers conferred by this Act, which is capable of
being ascertained and estimated at the time of awarding such compensation. In determining the amount of such compensation regard
shall be had to the diminution in the market value at the time of awarding
compensation, of the property in respect of which compensation is claimed; and,
where such market-vaule is not ascertainable, the amount shall be reckoned at
twelve times the amount of the diminution of the annual net profits of such
property caused by the exercise of the powers conferred by this Act.
Provided that instead of the last clause of said section
26, the following shall be read. "The provision of this section and of
section 8 of the [28][*
* * * *] Canal and Drainage Act, 1873, shall be read to every assessor in a
language which he understands, before he gives his Opinion as to the amount of
compensation to be awarded".
Such enhancement shall be on account only of
the restored water-supply, and shall not affect the liability of the tenant to
enhancement of rent on any other grounds.
PART III 14. Any Canal Officer, or other
person acting under the general or special
order of a Canal Officer,
anddig
and bore into the sub-soil; and make and set up suitable land-marks,
level-marks, and water-gauges; and do all other acts necessary for the proper
prosecution of any enquiry relating to any existing or projected canal under
the charge of the said Canal Officer;
On receiving a statement
in writing, signed by not less than five of the owners of such lands, to the
effect that suitable crossings have not been provided on any canal, the
Collector, shall cause enquiry to be made into the circumstances of the case,
and if he thinks that the statement is established, he shall report this
opinion thereon for the consideration of [33][the
Provincial Government], and the [34][Provincial
Government] shall cause such measures in reference thereto to be taken as it
thinks proper.
Such order shall specify a reasonable period within which
such construction or repairs shall be completed;
Such order shall be appealable to the [35][Revenue
Commissioner; whose order thereon shall be final.
When such officer determines that a supply pf canal water
may be conveyed through any water-course as aforesaid, his decision shall, when
confirmed or modified by the [36][Such
authority as may be specified in the rules to be framed under section 75]be
binding on the applicant and also on the persons responsible for the
maintenance of the said water-course. Such applicant shall not be entitled to use such
water-course until he has paid the expense of any alteration of such
water-course necessary in order to his being supplied through it and also such
share of the first cost of such water-course as the [37][Divisional
Canal Officer] or [38][such
Officers as may be specified in the rules to be framed under section 75] may
determine. Such applicant shall also be liable for his share of the
cost of maintenance of such water-course so long as he uses it.
(1) that he has endeavoured
unsuccessfully to acquire, from the owners of the land through which he
desires' such water-course to pass, a right to occupy so much of the land as
will be needed for such water-course; (2) that he desires the said Canal-Officer, in his
behalf and at his cost, to do all things necessary for acquiring such right; (3) that he is able to
defray all costs involved in acquiring such right and constructing such
water-course.
(1) that the
construction of such water-course is expedient, and (2) that
then Statement in the application are true, he shall call upon the applicant to
make such deposit as the Divisional Canal-Officer considers necessary to defray
the cost of the preliminary proceedings, and the amount of any compensation
which he considers likely to become due under section 28; and upon
such deposit being made, he shall cause enquiry to be made into the most
suitable alignment for the said water-course, and shall mark out the land
which, in his opinion, it will be necessary to occupy for the construction
thereof, and shall forthwith publish a notice in every village through which
the water-course is proposed to be taken, that so much of such land as belongs
to such village has been so marked out, and shall send a copy of such notice to
the Collector of every district in which any part of such land is situate.
(1) that he has endeavoured unsuccessfully to
procure such transfer from the owner of such water-course; (2) that he desires the said
Canal-Officer, in his behalf and at his cost, to do all things necessary for
procuring such transfer; (3) that he is able to
defray the cost of such transfer. If the Divisional Canal-Officer, considers—
(a)
that the said transfer
is necessary for the better management of the irrigation from such
water-course, and (b)
that the statements in the application are true, he shall call
upon the applicant to make such deposit as the Divisional Canal-Officer
considers necessary to defray the cost of the preliminary proceedings, and the
amount of any compensation that may become due under the provisions of section
28 in respect of such transfer; and upon such deposit being made, he shall
publish a notice of the application
in every village, and shall send a copy of the notice to the Collector of every
district through which such water-course passes.
The Collector may either reject the petition or may
proceed to inquire into the validity of the objection, giving previous notice
to the Divisional Canal-Officer of the place and time at which such inquiry
will be held. The Collector shall record in writing all orders passed
by him under this section and the grounds thereof.
Such decision shall be final, and the Collector, if he is
so directed by such decision, shall, subject to the provisions of section 28
cause the said applicant to be placed in occupation of the land so marked out
or of the water-course to be transferred, as the case may be.
First.—All works necessary for
the passage across such water-courses, existing previous to its construction
and of the-drainage intercepted by it, and for affording proper communications
across it for the convenience of the neighboring lands, shall be constructed by
the applicant, and be maintained by him or his representative in interest to
the satisfaction of the Divisional Canal-Officer. Third.—The
proposed water-course shall be completed to the satisfaction of the Divisional
Canal Officer within one year after the applicant is placed in occupation of
the land. In cases in which land is occupied or a water
course is transferred on the terms of a rent-charge. Fourth—The applicant or his
representative in interest shall, so long as he occupies such land or
water-course, pay rent for the same at such rate and on such days as are determined
by the Collector when the applicant is placed in occupation Fifth—if
the right to occupy the land cease owing to a breach of any of these rules, the
liability to pay the said rent shall continue until the applicant or his
representative in interest has restored the land to its original condition, or
until he has paid, by way of compensation for any injury done to the said land,
such amount and to such persons as the Collector determines. If any of the rules and conditions prescribed
by this section are not complied with, or if any water-course constructed or
transferred under this Act is disused for three
years continuously.
PART IV
(1) (1) whenever and so long as it is necessary
to stop such supply for the purpose of
executing any work ordered by competent authority and with the previous sanction of the [42][Provincial
Government]. (3) within periods fixed from time to time by
the Divisional Canal Officer:
Provided that the former
part of this clause shall not apply to the use
by a cultivating tenant of water supplied by the owner of a water-course for the irrigation of the land held by such tenant:
The person on
whose land such water has
flowed if such land has derived
benefit there from. or if such pars on
cannot be identified or if such land has not derived benefit there from, all
the person chargeable in respect of the water applied through such
water-course, shall be liable, or jointly liable, as the case may be, to the
charges made for such use.
(2) All questions under
section 33, or section 34 shall be decided by the Divisional Canal Officer. (3) Any person aggrieved by an order passed by the Divisional
Canal Officer in respect of a question under section 33 may, within thirty days
of the passing of such order, appeal to the Commissioner, who, after giving
such person an opportunity of being heard, may confirm, modify or set aside the
order of the Divisional Canal Officer. (4) Any person aggrieved by an order passed by the Divisional
Canal Officer in respect of question under section 34 may, within thirty days
of passing of such order, appeal to the
Head Revenue Officer of the District, who after giving such person an
opportunity of being heard, may confirm, modify or set a side the order of the
Divisional Canal Officer. (5) The Commissioner, on an application made to him
by any person aggrieved by an order passed in appeal under sub-section (4), and
the Board of Revenue, on an application made to it by any person aggrieved by
an order passed in appeal under sub-section (3) within ninety days of the
passing of such order, and after giving such person an opportunity of
being heard, may revise
the order passed in appeal and the order passed by the
Commissioner or the Board of Revenue, as the case may be, in revision shall be
final.
When such agreement has been made, such person may
recover such sum by suit as though it were a debt due to him,
or an arrear of rent due to him on account of the land, work or building in
respect of which such sum is payable, or for or in which the canal-water shall
have been supplied or used. If such person makes default in the payment of any sum
collected by him under this section, such sum may be recovered from him by the
Collector under section 45; and, if such sum or any part of it be still due by
the said third party, the sum or part so due may be recovered in the like
manner by the Collector from such third party.
Such sums shall be recoverable by the Collector as if
they were arrears of land-revenue due in respect of the defaulter's share in
such estate; and for the purpose of collecting such sums from the subordinate
zarnindars, raiyats, [55][tenants
or sub-tenants], such lumbardar or person may exercise the powers, and shall be
subject to the rules, laid down in the law for the time being in force in
respect to the collection by him of the rents of land or of shares of
land-revenue. The [56][Provincial
Government] shall provide— (a) for
remunerating persons collecting sums under this section
; or
(c)
for both such purposes.
PART VI
canal is not paid on demand to the person authorized to collect
the same, the Divisional Canal Officer may seize such cargo or goods and detain
them until the charge so due, together with all expenses and additional charges
arising from such seizure and detention, is paid in full.
And, if such claim be not so discharged, the said Canal
Officer may, on such day, sell the property seized or such part thereof as may
be necessary to yield the amount due, together with the expenses of such
seizure and sale: Provided that no greater part of the furniture of
any vessel or of any cargo or goods shall be so sold than shall, as
nearly as may be, suffice to cover the amount due in respect of such vessel,
cargo or goods. The residue of such furniture, cargo or
goods, and of the proceeds of the sale, shall be made over to the
owner or person in charge of the property seized.
The officer so taking possession may publish a
notice that, if such vessel and its contents, or such
cargo or goods, are not claimed previously to a day to be named
inthe notice, not sooner than (ninety days) from the date of such notice, he
will sell the same, and, if such vessel, contents, cargo or goods be not so
claimed, he may, at any time after the day named in the notice, proceed to
sell the same.
If the Divisional Canal Officer is
doubtful to whom such property or proceeds should be made over, he may direct
the property to be sold as aforesaid, and the proceeds to be paid into the
district treasury, there to be held until the right there to be decided by a
court of competent jurisdiction. PART VT1
Thereupon so much of the said river, stream or
drainage-channel as is comprised within such limits shall be held to be a drainage-work
as defined in section 3.
If, within the time so fixed, such person does not comply
with the order, the said Canal Officer may himself remove or modify the
obstruction ; and if the person to whom the order was issued does not, when
called upon, pay the expenses involved in such removal or modification, such
expenses shall be recoverable by the Collector, from him or his representative
in interest as an arrear of land-revenue.
Provided that in the case of agricultural land, no such
rate shall be charged for the first two harvests immediately, following the
completion of the scheme
all claims for compensation on account of any loss
consequent on the removal or modification of the said obstruction or the
construction of such work may be made before the Collector, and he shall deal
with the same in the manner provided in section 10.
PART VIII
(a) to ascertain the proprietors, sub-proprietors or farmers whose villages or estates are or will be in
the judgment of the Collector benefited
by such canal or drainage-work and (b) to set down in a list, having due regard to the circumstances
ofthe districts and of the several
proprietors, sub-proprietors orfarmers, the number
of labourers which shall be furnished by anyof the said persons, jointly or severally, from any such
village orestate, for employment on any
such canal or drainage-work when required as hereinafter provided. The Collector may, from time to time, add to or alter
such list or any part thereof.
and that the labourers necessary for the proper execution
thereof cannot be obtained in the ordinary manner within the time that can be
allowed for the execution of such work so as to prevent such injury, the said officer may require any person named in such
list to furnish as many labourers (not exceeding the number which, according
to the said list he is liable to supply) as to the said officer seems necessary
for the immediate execution of such
work. Every requisition so made shall be in writing, and shall
state— (a) the nature and locality
of the work to be done; (b) the
number of labourers to be supplied by the persons upon whom the requisition is
made; and (c) the approximate time for
which and the day on which the labourers
will be required; and a copy thereof shall be immediately sent to
the Superintending Canal Officer for the information of the [70][Provincial
Government]. The [71][Provincial
Government] shall fix, and may from time to time alter the rates to be
paid to any such labourers: Provided that such rates shall exceed the highest rates
for the time being paid in the neighborhood for similar work. In the case of every
such labourer, the payment shall continue for the whole period during which he
is, in consequence of the provisions of this Part, prevented from following his
ordinary occupation. The [72][Provincial
Government] may [73][*
* * *] direct that the provisions of this Part shall apply, either
permanently or temporarily (as the case may be), to any district or part of a
district for the purpose of effecting necessary annual silt clearances, or to
prevent the proper operation of canal drainage-work being stopped or so much
interfered with as to stop the established course of irrigation or drainage.
PART IX
[78][(2)]Any
person aggrieved by an order made by the Divisional Canal Officer) under
sub-section (1) may, within fifteen days of the passing of such order, prefer
an appeal against the order to the [79][Superintending
Canal Officer]. (3) Where an appeal has been preferred under
sub-section(2) the Superintending Canal Officer.— (a) shall decide the
appeal as expeditiously) as possible. (b) may , pending the
disposal of the appeal, stay the operation
of the order appealed against, provided such stay
order does not adversely affect any standing crops. (4) An order
passed under sub -section (1), if there be no appeal preferred against it, and
an order passed in appeal [80][after
giving the appellant an opportunity of being heard] under sub-section (2) shall
be final as to the use or distribution of water for any crop sown or growing
at the time when such order is made, or remain in force until it is set aside
by a decree of a civil court."
PART X
(1) damages,
alters, enlarges or obstructs any canal or
drainage- work; (3) interferes
with or alters the flow of water in any river or stream, so as to endanger,
damage or render less useful any canal or drainage-work; (4) being
responsible for the maintenance of a water course or using a water-course,
neglects to take proper precaution for the prevention of waste of the water
thereof, or interferes with the authorized distribution of the water there
from, or uses such water man unauthorized manner; (5) corrupts
or fouls the water of any canal so as to render it less fit for the purposes
for which it is ordinarily used; (6) causes
any vessel to enter or navigate any canal contrary to the rules for the time
being prescribed by the [81][Provincial
Government]for entering or navigating such canal; (7) while
navigating on any canal, neglects to take proper precautions for the safety of
the canal and of vessels thereon; (8) being liable to furnish labourers under
Part VIII of this Act. fails without reasonable cause, to supply or to assist
in supplying the labourers required of him; (9) being a
labourer liable to supply his labour under Part VIII of this Act, neglects,
without reasonable cause, so to supply, and to continue to supply, his labour; (10) destroys
or moves any level mark or water gauge fixed by the authority of a public
servant: (11) passes, or
causes animals or vehicles to pass, on or across any of the works, banks or
channels of a canal or drainage work contrary to rules made under this Act, after
he has been desired to desist there from; (12) violates
any rule made under this Act, for breach whereof a penalty may be incurred. shall
be liable, on conviction before a Magistrate of such class as the [82][Provincial
Government]/directs [83][in
this behalf, to a fine not exceeding fifty rupees, or to imprisonment not
exceeding one month, or to both]
Provided
that no person shall be punished twice for the same office.
(1) (1) willfully damages or obstructs any canal
or drainage-work ;
PART XI
(1) the
proceedings of any officer who, under any provision of this Act, is required or
empowered to take action in any matter; (2) the cases
in which, and the officers to whom and the conditions subject to which orders
and decisions given under any provision of this Act, and not expressly provided
for as regards appeal, shall be appealable;
(4) the
amount of any charge made under this Act; and (5) generally
tocarry out the provisions of this Act.
Such rules, alterations and cancelments shall be
published in the [92][Official
Gazette], and shall thereupon have the force of law. SCHEDULE [1]. Proceedings in Council, see ibid, Supplement, pp. 919
and lOil, ibid, 1873, Supplement,pp."154,156.223,246 and 279. The
Act, as in force in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa immediately before commencement
of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Regulation No. 11 of 1974, has been applied to the
Provincially Administered Tribal Areas of Chitral, "Dir, Kalam, Swat
and Malakand Protected Area, by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa., Regulation, N'o. 11
of J974, S. 3. This Act has been repealed in its application to the
Province of Baluchistan by Baluchistan Ordinance No. XX of
.1980, S. 73 [2]. The words "Northern India" omitted by A. O.,
1949 [3]. Subs, by A. O., 1937, for the
"Government." [4]. Ins. by W. P. Ord. XXIII of 1965. [5]. The
words "Northern India" omitted by A. O., 1949 [6]. Subs,
by the Federal Leased (Revision and Declaration) Act, 1951 (XXVI of 1951),
subs. for "West Punjab" which had been subs, by A. O., 1949, Sch. for
"the territories [which on the llth 'February, 1873, were] respectively
under the Government of the Lieutenant-Governors of the North-Western Provinces
and the Punjab and under the Administration of the Chief Commissioners of Oudh
and the Central Provinces." The bracketted words were sub-by A. O., 1937,
•for the time being". [7]. Commencement
clause rep. by the Repealing Act, 1S74 (X of 1874). [8]. Ins. by W. P. Ord. XXIII of 1965. [9]. Subs-
by A. O., 1937 for "Government". [10]. Subs- by A. O., 1937 for "Government". [11]. Subs- by A. O., 1937 for "Government". [12]. Subs- by A. O., 1937 for "Government". [13]. Ins by VV. P. Act VII of 1968. [14]. Ins by JT Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
for Commissioner read Revenue Commissioner see Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Law and Practice Regulation, 1970(7 of
1970). [15]. Subs, by N.W.F.P. Ord. No.V of 1980. [16]. Subs,
by A.O. 1937.for "L.G." [17]. Subs.by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ord.No.V
of 1980. [18]. Subs,
by A.O. 1937.for "L.G." [19]. Subs, for the words "Local Government'" by A. O..
1937. [20]. Ins.
by W. P. Ord. XXTII of 1965. [21]. Subs, for the words "Local Government'" by A. O..
1937. [22]. Subs, for the words "Local Government'" by A. O..
1937. [23]. Subs, by A. O..1937, for Government”. [24]. See now the
limitation Act,1908 (9 of 1908) [25]. See now the
limitation Act,1908 (9 of 1908) [26]. Subs- ibid for "Government,. [27]. See now the land Acquisition Act 1894 (1 of
1894). [28].The words "Northern India rep. by the
Federal Laws Act, 1951 (26 of 1951). [29]. Subs,
by A. O., 1937' for "Local Government." [30]. Now the Land Acquisition Act, 1894. [31]. Subs,
for the words "Superintending Casual Officer", by \V.
P. Ord XXV of 1962. [32]. Subs.
by A.O., 1937, for "the Government." [33]. Subs.
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