(1) A Revenue
Officer may, for the purpose of framing any record or making assessment under
this Act or on the application of any person interested, define the limits of any
estate, or of any holding, tenancy, field or other portion of an estate, and may, for the purpose of indicating those limits, require survey-marks to be erected
or repaired.
(2) In defining the limits of any land under sub-section (1), the Revenue Officer may cause survey-marks to be erected on any boundary already determined by, or by order of, any Court, or Revenue Officer, or restore any survey-mark already set up by, or by order of, any Court or any such officer.
(3) The Revenue Officer to whom an application under this section may be made may depute another Revenue officer subordinate to him to take the necessary proceedings.
(2) In defining the limits of any land under sub-section (1), the Revenue Officer may cause survey-marks to be erected on any boundary already determined by, or by order of, any Court, or Revenue Officer, or restore any survey-mark already set up by, or by order of, any Court or any such officer.
(3) The Revenue Officer to whom an application under this section may be made may depute another Revenue officer subordinate to him to take the necessary proceedings.