Powers of the Governors in relation to land

(1) It shall be lawful for the Governor in respect of land, whether or not in an urban areas:-
(a) to grant statutory rights of occupancy to any person for all purposes;
(b) to grant easements appurtenant to statutory rights occupancy;

(c) to demand rental for any such land granted to any person.
(d) to revise the said rental –
(i) at such intervals as may be specified in the certificate of occupancy; or
(ii) where no intervals are specified in the certificate or occupancy at any time during the term of the statutory rights of occupancy;
(e) to impose a penal rent for a breach of any covenant in a certificate of occupancy requiring the holder to develop or effect improvements on the land the subject of the certificate of occupancy and to revise such penal rent as provided in section 19 of this Act

(f) to impose a penal rent for a breach of any condition, express or implied, which precludes the holder of a statutory right of occupancy from alienating the right of or any part thereof by sale, mortgage, transfer or possession, sub-lease or request or otherwise howsoever without the prior consent of the Governor;
(g) to waive. Wholly or partially, except as otherwise prescribed; all or any of the covenant or conditions of which a statutory right of occupancy is subject where, owing to special circumstances, compliance therewith would be impossible or great hardship would be imposed upon the holder;

(h) to extend except as otherwise prescribed, the time to the holder of a stat

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