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lapsed, unless the Local Government for special reasons consents to grant the
same notwithstanding the delay, or considers that the delay is not attributable to
the applicant.
N ote .—Every lease shall before it is executed be approved by the Advocate General or other legal
adviser, if any, appointed for the Province.
47. Without the previous sanction of the Governor-General in Council, the
length of an area held under vhe mining lease shall not be allowed to exceed four
times its breadth :
Provided that this rule shall not apply to areas in river beds held on lease
for dredging purposes, in respect of which the Local Government
may, with the sanction of the Governor-General in Council, make
rules as to the dimensions and shape ot areas for which such leases
may be granted.
Provided also that the Governor-General in Council may delegate to the
Local Government the power to grant exemption from the opera
tion of this rule, in respect of specified minerals and subject to
such restrictions as to limit of length or otherwise as he may
think fit.
48 The boundaries below the surface of all areas given out on mining lease
under these rules shall be considered to run vertically downwards towards the
centre of the earth.
aq . The term for which a mining lease may be granted shall not exceed 30
years but the lease may contain a clause permitting renewal for a period not
exceeding 30 years, on a dead and surface rent not exceeding twice the original
dead and''surface rent respectively, the royalty payable being that which may on
the day next following that on which the original lease shall determine, be in
force under the orders of competent authority.
co Every mining lease shall contain such conditions and stipulations as the
Local Government may in each case consider necessary; and shall in every case
contain the following conditions, namt.l\ ;
(i) The lessee shall pay a rovalty or royalties at the rate specified in the
lease which rate or rates shall be those fixed for the particular
mineral or minerals in Schedule A in Part IV of these rules ; and
if any other mineral shall be discovered by him, then the royalty
shall be paid therefor at such rate, not being less than 20 per cent
of the value thereof, as the Local Government may determine,
until a mining lease has been obtained in respect of such mineral ;
but the lessee shall be entitled within twelve months from the
discovery of such mineral to require and obtain such lease for the
term then unexpired of his original lease; p - ovided ^that, if he
declines to take a lease as above provided, the Local Government
may give a lease in respect of such mineral to any other person.
(it) The lessee shall also pay for every year after the first year a fixed
yearly dead rent at a rate not less than that laid down in Schedule
C in Part IV of these rules ; providea that no lessee shall pay both
royalty and dead rent in respect of the same lease, but only such
one of them as may be of the greater amount.
(Hi) The lessee shall also pay for all land which he may take up, use, or
occupy for the purpose of the mine a surface rent at the rate
specified in Schedule D.
(tv) The lessee shall at his own expense erect and at all times maintain
and keep in repair boundary marks and pillars according to the
demarcation to be shown in a plan annexed to his lease.
(») The lessee shall make and pay such reasonable satisfaction and
compensation, as may be assessed by lawful authority in
accordance with the law in force on the subject applying to the
lands over which the lease has been granted, for a amage,
injury or disturbance which may be done by him m exercise ot