"الملف 22/16‎ I‏ (A 41) مدينة جوادر، النفط، التنازل المقترح والملكية" [ظ‎‎٧‎٤] (٣٢٢/١٥٥)

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38. Every application for a mining lease shall contain the following parti
culars, namely : —
(a) the name, residence and profession of the applicant if he is an
individual, or if the applicant is a company, syndicate, private
firm or partnership, its name and nature and place of business,
and if the place of business is outside India, the name and
residence of a member or duly authorised agent resident in
India ;
(b) a specification of the mineral or minerals for which the applicant
intends to mine ;
(c) a description, illustrated by a map or plan, showing as accurately as
possible the situation, boundaries and area of the land with
respect to which the lease is required ;
{d) a statement showing all areas within the jurisdiction of the Local
Government already held by the applicant or by any person joint
in interest with him in prospecting or mining right;
{e) the period for which the lease is required.
39. Should the applicant for a mining lease desire the Collector to prepare
for him the map or plan required by the foregoing rule, or should the map or
plan presented by the applicant be insufficient, the Collector may prepare the
map or plan required, and may. if he so order, recover the cost from the appli
cant at such rate or rates as the Local Government may by general order
prescribe.
Note .—It shall be competent to the Local Government by genenl order to direct that an accurate survey be
made at the expense of the lessee of all land granted on mining lease, if a map or plan has not been already prepared
by the Collector. Such survey may be made at any tim«s after it is decided to grant the lease, the object being to
secure an authoritative record of the area covered by the lease.
40. The Local Government may declare in respect of any specified area,
that -in lieu of presenting an application containing the particulars required in
rule 38 above, every applicant for a mining lease over an area, in respect of
which he is not already in possession of or has not submitted an application for
a prospecting license, shall adopt the procedure set forth below, or such modifi
cation thereof as the Local Government may prescribe:
(1) He shall, before forwarding his application to the Collector, demarcate
the area applied for in the following method;--
{a) At every angle or corner of each boundary line, or as near thereto as
is practicable, he shall fix pegs of substantial material standing not
less than 2 feet above the surface of the ground, and being not
less than 3 inches square or 3 inches in diameter.
(^) If pegs be not obtainable, he may use instead, cairns of stones or
mounds of earth, having in each case a height of not less than 2
feet and a diameter at the base of not less than 2 feet.
(c) The direction of the boundary line on each side of each peg, cairn or
mound shall be indicated with reasonable care by a trench having
a length of 4 feet, and a breadth and depth of not less than 6
inches ; provided that if trenches cannot he conveniently cut, the
direction of the boundary lines shall be indicated by finger posts,
or in any other manner suitable for the purpose.
(d) The pegs, cairns or mounds shall bear or have affixed thereto some
distinguishing mark which shall be described in the application.
(<?) In the case of an application for land on the seashore, it shall not be
necessary to mark out the land below high-water level.
(/) No peg, cairn, mound, or other mark employed in marking out the
land applied for shall be removed or defaced after the application
, shall have been filed without the permission of the Collector.