132. Purposes for which, when settlement is not in progress, Deputy Commissioner shall exercise Settlement-officers’ powers
The Deputy Commissioner shall, when a settlement is not in progress, exercise the powers conferred by this Act on Settlement-officers for the following purposes:—
causing boundary-marks to be erected· or repaired, and recovering the. cost of such erection and repair;
assessing land-revenue on lands which are liable to assessment, but have not been assessed;
declaring any. local area to be a mahal;
settling lands from which the proprietors were excluded at settlement and to which they have been or are about to be re-admitted;
settling mahals in respect of which an application has been made under the third proviso to section fifty-six;
dealing with claims to hold land wholly or partially free from revenue as against the malguzars;
assessing lands gained by alluvion;
ascertaining and recording village-cesses which are levied when this Act comes into force, but have not been recorded at the settlement