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📘 UNIT – I : The Gujarat Land Revenue Code Section 4 – Revenue Officers State Govt can appoint different categories of Revenue Officers → Settlement Commissioner, Collectors, Deputy Collectors, Assistant Collectors, Mamlatdars, Mahalkaris, Survey Officers, Village Accountants. They perform functions given in the Code. 👉 Example : Govt appoints Mr. Joshi as Collector of Vadodara. He supervises Mamlatdars in all talukas of Vadodara district. Section 7 – Divisions and Districts The State Govt can divide Gujarat into divisions. Each division has several districts. Each district has talukas. 👉 Example : Gujarat is divided into Ahmedabad Division → Ahmedabad District → Dholka Taluka → Villages. Section 7A – Alteration of Village Boundaries Govt has power to alter limits of villages, amalgamate two, or split into new villages. 👉 Example : Two small villages with only 50 houses each are merged into one village for better administration. Section 8 – Coll...

  UNIT-1 The Gujarat Land Revenue Code 1.1.Definitions, 1.2.Constitution and power of Revenue Officers. 1.3. (Section-4.7, 7A. 8. 8A, 9, 10 (Power and Duties) ,12, 12A, 13,17. 1.4. Land and Land Revenue Section 37.37A, 38, Ownership of Land , Extinction  Public right, Assignment Special Purpose, 39, 39A,40 - Pasturage ,, Removal of Natural Products ,Govt Ownership of Trees ,41,42,43,44, > Forests , Right Forests, Penalty for cutting, Control over Forest Produce 45 ,46,,47> Liability to Pay Revenue ,Alluvial/Diluvion Land, 48,  ,49,  >Principles of Assessment,  Revision Indirect tax 50,> Settlement Period ,Publication of Settlement 51to 52, > Appeals Against Assessment , Finality of Assessment 55,56,57 > Water Rate ,Land Revenue First Charge, Forfeiture of Land UNIT :II OF THE GRANT, USE AND RELINQUISHMENT OF UNALIENATED LADE (The Gujarat Land Revenue Code) 2.1 Section - 60, 61, 62, - Occupation, Unauthorized Occupation, Conditions of Grant...

Subject : FAMILY LAW-II MUSLIM LAW - 20th Aug divorce a mensa et toro ” (Latin: separation from bed & board – not full divorce).   Unit 4 - Indian Succession, Act 1925 (with latest Amendments). 4. 1 Object of the Act 4.2 Domicile 4.3 Wills and Codicils 4.4 To make Will- Fraud, Coercion 4.5 Execution of Unprivileged Will 4.6 Execution of Privileged Will 4.7 Attestation. Revocation Alteration and revival of Will 4.8 Construction of Wills 4.9 Void Bequests 4.10 Onerous Bequests 4. I | Condition Bequests 4.12 Contingent Bequests 4.13 Specific Legacies 4.14 Demonstrative Legalese 4.15 Ad Emption of Legacies 4.16 Gifts in contemplation of death Unit 5 - Indian Divorce Act 1869 (with latest Amendment) 5.1 Object of the Act 5.2 Dissolution of Marriage 5.3 Nullity of Marriage 5.4 Judicial Separation 5.5 Reversal of Decree of separation 5.6 Protection of Orders 5.7 Restitution of conjugal rights 5.8 Damages and Costs 5.9 Alimony 5.10 Settlements 5.1 1Custody of Children 5.12 Libertie...