LawgistThe Land Improvement Loans Act
8Order granting loan conclusive on certain points
A written order under the hand of an officer empowered to make loans under this Act granting a loan to, or with the consent of, a person mentioned therein, for the purpose of carrying out a work described therein, for the benefit of land specified therein, shall, for the purposes of this Act, be conclusive evidence--
(a) that the work described is an improvement within the meaning of this Act;
(b) that the person mentioned had at the date of the order a right to make such an improvement; and
(c) that the improvement is one benefiting the land specified.
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All sections
- 1 Short title
- 2 Acts 26 of 1871 and 21 of 1876 repealed
- 3 “Collector” defined
- 4 Purposes for which loans may be granted under this Act
- 5 Mode of dealing with applications for loans
- 6 Period for repayment of loans
- 7 Recovery of loans
- 8 Order granting loan conclusive on certain points
- 9 Liability of joint borrowers as among themselves
- 10 Power to make rules
- 11 Exemption of improvements from assessment to land revenue
- 12 Certain powers of State Government to be exercisable by Board of Revenue or Financial Commissioner
