THE JAMMU AND KASHMIR LAND REVENUE ACT, 1996 (1939 A.D.)
Section 36. Provision relating to royal and reserved trees.
All trees of the following descriptions, namely:—
English name Botanical name Local name
In the Provinces of Jammu and Kashmir
Deodar ... Cedrus Libani, Var, Deodara ... Deodar, Diar.
Chil pine ... Pinus Longifolia ... Chil, Chir.
Blue pine ... Pinus Excelsa ... Kairu, Biar, Kail, Kachir.
Edible pine ... Pinus Geradiana ... Chilgoza, Iri.
Fir ... Abies Pindrow ... Rewar, Budlu, Rai Rayal, Tung sararn
Spruce ... Picea Morinda ... Kachai, Kachhlu, Tos, Riar.
Himalayan Cypress... Cuprescus Torulosa ... Padam.
Pencil cedar ... Juniperus Macropoda ... Shelai, Chheali, Padam, Dhua.
Chenar ... Platanus Orientalis ... Chenar, Buin.
Box ... Buxus Sumpervirens ... Chikri.
In the District of Ladakh
Blue pine ... Pinus Excelsa ... Thangshing.
Chenar ... Platanus Orientalis ... Shingyel.
In the District of Gilgit
Blue Pine ... Pinus Excelsa ... Chi.
Fir ... Abies Pindrow ... Rai.
Spruce ... Picea Morinda ... Kathal.
Chenar ... Platanus Orientalis ... Buch,
shall be deemed to be royal trees. They, even when standing on private land, cannot be cut, or removed except in accordance with the rules framed by the Government in this behalf.
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