"الملف 22/16‎ I‏ (A 41) مدينة جوادر، النفط، التنازل المقترح والملكية" [و‎‎٧‎٤] (٣٢٢/١٥٤)

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fill up or fence any holes or excavations that he may have
made in the land to such extent as the Collector may require,
and shall to the like extent restore the surface of the land and
all buildings thereon which he may have damaged in the
course of prospecting:
Provided that the licensee shall not be compelled to restore the
surface of land or any buildings in respect of which full
and proper compensation has already been paid under
condition (ry).
( ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية ) Should any question or dispute arise regarding the license, or any
matter or thing connected therewith or the powers of the
licensee thereunder, or the amount or payment of the fee or
royalty made payable thereby, the matter in difference shall
be decided by the Local Government whose decision shall be
final.
31. All operations conducted under the authority of these rules within
a reserved or protected forest shall be subject to such conditions as the Local
Government may by general or special order from time to time prescribe. It
shall be a condition of every license granted under these rules that, before the
commencement of prospecting within a reserved or protected forest, 30 days'
notice shall be given to the District Forest Officer of the intention to commence
operations, and that the operations shall be conducted subject to any conditions
regarding the use of fire that he may prescribe.
32. On or before the determination of his license, the licensee shall have
a right—
(a) in the case of a mineral oil or minerals other than precious stones,
to a mining lease in accordance with the terms contained m the
rules for mining leases;
(^) in the case of precious stones, to the first offer of such mining lease
as the Governor-General in Council may think fit to grant.
Such lease may include so much land, comprising the whole or a part only
of the area for which the prospecting license was granted, as shall not exceed
the area specified with respect to mining leases in rule 45.
33. If so required by the Collector, the licensee shall, before the deposit
made under rule 24 is returned to him, disclose confidentially to the Collector,
all information acquired in the course of the operations carried on under the
license, regarding the minerals contained in, or the geological formation of,
any area not taken up by him under a mining lease.
P art III—M ining L eases.
34. Every application for the grant of a mining lease, not being a lease
of a mine of precious stones, shall be presented to the Collector in whose
district the land or some part of the land with respect to which the lease is
required, is situate. The Collector shall forward the application through the
proper channel to the Local Government.
35. A mining lease shall be granted only in respect of land in which the
mines, minerals, or mineral oils are the property of Government.
36. With the application, the applicant shall deposit as security in respect
of preliminary expenses such sum, not exceeding Rs. 500, as the Collector
may determine, or with the Collector's permission, give security to the like
amount to the satisfaction of the Collector. If the application relates to an
area for which the applicant holds a prospecting license, any amount held in
deposit under rule 24 in respect of such prospecting license, will be carried to
his account.
37. The amount of any deposit made under rule 36, less any expenses in
curred by or on behalf of Government, will, if the depositor be granted a mining
lease, be carried to his credit, as part of the rent or royalties payable under the
lease, or if he declines or fails to obtain any such lease as aforesaid, will be
Teturned to him.