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The case, in your words
The DILR office has not acted on our demarcation request for several months. The community has already collected the fees. The case is at the measurement stage and nothing is moving.
First move
Get the fee payment receipt and the original application number into one file before any escalation letter is drafted.
Option 1
Written escalation up the revenue line
1The documentation lead drafts a dated reminder to the DILR citing the application number, payment date, and months elapsed.
2Copies go to the mamlatdar and, after a stated deadline passes, to the district collector.
3Each letter states the gauchar shortfall the demarcation is meant to address.
Verified
Gauchar norm of 40 acres per 100 animals; 20 acres in forest-area villages.Government Resolution of 20 May 1954; Circular JMN-1687-37098-G of 30 December 1988
Check
Time limits or service standards for DILR measurement after fees are paid.Confirm with lawyer under Gujarat Land Revenue Code and any citizen-charter norms
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