Section 41 of the Uttar Pradesh land Revenue Code 2006 provides for Kisan Bahi. It is to protect the rights and interests of the tenure-holders.
Kisan Bahi basically serves as a consolidated pass-book containing the details of all the holdings held by a tenure-holder in the district.
It serves as a document of identity of tenure-holder. Bank loans are granted to tenure-holders on basis of Kisan Bahi.
Supply of Kisan Bahi to tenure-holder
According to Section 41(1) every time a record of rights (Khatauni) is prepared the Collector shall supply to the tenure-holder, a Kisan Bahi containing such particulars as may be prescribed.
In the case of a joint holding, it shall be sufficient if Kisan Bahi is supplied only to such one or more of the recorded co-tenure holders as may apply for it.
The tenure holder shall be liable to pay such cost for the Kisan Bahi and in such manner as may be prescribed.
Amendments in Kisan Bahi
According to Section 41(5) every person holding Kisan Bahi shall, from time to time, be entitled. Without any extra payment, to get the amendments made in the record of rights (Khatauni) incorporated in his Kisan Bahi.
Loan on kisan bahi
Section 41(6) of up land Revenue Code 2006, Whenever a bank or other public financial institution advances loan to a tenure holder.
Advance on the basis of a representation of the tenure holder that he is a holder of the holdings recorded in the Kisan Bahi. It shall endorse the details of the loan so advanced in the Kisan Bahi.
(7) The tenure holder shall also submit to such bank or other financial institution an affidavit. Affidavit declaring that he has not taken any other loan.
(which remains wholly or partly unpaid) on the security of the holdings comprised in the Kisan Bahi. Nor has he transferred the holding or any share therein to any person in any other manner whatsoever.
False statement in Affidavit on the time of loan on kisan bahi
(8) Any tenure holder who in such an affidavit makes any statement which is false. And which he either knows or believes to be false or does not believe to be true.
He shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extent to three years and shall also be liable to fine.
Certificate of sale
Section 198 of up land certificate of sale, After a sale has been confirmed in accordance with section 194.
The Collector shall grant to the purchaser a certificate, in the form prescribed, specifying the property sold. And the name of the person who at the time of sale was declared to be its purchaser.
The certificate, duly signed and sealed by the Collector shall be deemed to be a valid transfer of the property specified therein. And it need not be registered as a conveyance, except as provided
in section 89 of the Registration Act, 1908.
The property specified in the certificate shall be deemed to have vested in the purchaser. Purchaser on the date when it was sold, and not on the date when the sale was confirmed.