Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08
12. When tlie said period of one 111ont11 has ex- order pired and the objecLiolis (if any) n~acle within it or : ; arysubsequciitly admitted by the Bouiidary -officer I~avc bccn inquired illto by him, aiicl any f urtllor inquiry w11icll 1ic niay clceiii necessary has been made by liiim,
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the Boundary-officer shall pass such order as he tliinlis fit, confirniing or modifying the boundaries as determincd by the Demarcation-officer.
If any objection seeins to him not to be wellfound~d, the Boundary-officer may direct that all expenses of the inquiry which have arisen from such objection shall be recovered from the person who made the same.
13. When any person, .within sixty days from the date of the order passed under section twelve, makes any objection to tlie correctness of the demarcation-proceedings, the Boundary-officer may, in his
Objections subsequeutly made dealt with.
or may require the person making the same to deposit, within a reasonable time, the estimated costs of any further inquiry which it may be necessary to make in respect thereof.
Source: India Code