Section 65. Assumption of management of lands which remained uncultivated.

(1) If it appears to the 1[State] Government that for any two consecutive years, any land has remained uncultivated 2[or the full and efficient use of the land has not been made for the purpose of agriculture, through the default of the holder or any other cause whatsoever not beyond his control] the 3[State] Government may after making such inquiry as it thinks fit, declare that the management of such land shall be assumed. The declaration so made shall be conclusive. (2) On the assumption of the management, such land shall vest in the 4[State] Government during the continuance of the management and the provisions of Chapter IV shall mutatis mutandis apply to the said land : 5[Provided that the Manager may in suitable cases give such land on lease at rent even equal to the amount of its assessment : Provided further that, if the management of the land has been assumed under sub-section (1) on account of the default of the tenant, such tenant shall cease to have any right or privilege under Chapter II or III, as the case may be, in respect of such land, with effect from the date on and from which such management has been assumed.]