Permanent Settlement definition

Permanent Settlement means the settling of land under the Act and under these Rules permanently with an individual person or society who have entered into an engagement with the District Council to pay land revenue and to whom a Certificate of land Settlement as prescribed in Appendix ‘A’ of these Rules is issued.
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Permanent Settlement means the Permanent Settlement of Bengal, Bihar and Orissa made in the year 1798.]
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Examples of Permanent Settlement in a sentence

  • An Englishman, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ devised a new revenue system known as Mahalwari System which replaced the Permanent Settlement System in 1822.

  • Reference is made to that certain Confidential Complete and Permanent Settlement Agreement and Release, dated December 30, 2021, as other heretofore amended, restated and supplemented (the “Agreement”), entered into by and among ▇▇.

  • The Permanent Settlement Act of 1793 had the following features: • The zamindars who were earlier only tax collectors, became landlords under this system.

  • The Permanent Settlement system of 1793 ensured regular income flow to the company.

  • The Permanent Settlement System eventually extended all over Northern India.