It is possible to construe this regulation as prospective in operation, because regulation 9 provides that any person contravening any of the aforesaid regulations or any of .the provisions of the Scheme is liable to be prosecuted and fined. As a part of the Scheme, there is a Redistribution and Valuation Statement which shows which are the original plots, who were the owners thereof, whether those plots were encumbered or leased out, who the mortgagees and lessees were, what is the number of the reconstituted or the final plot allotted to such owners, what contributions have to be made by the owners and what additions or deductions are to be taken into account while deciding the contributions. In the case of some of the final plot_s, certain rights are given and liabilities imposed and, in suitable cases, compensation also · is directed ito be paid. And, then, to this Redistribution and Valuation Statement, eleven Notes are appended which are important. Note 1 says that all rights of mortgagors or mortgagees if any, existing in the original plots are transferred to their corresponding final plots. Note 2 deals with the rights of lessors and lessees in the original plots. By Note 3, all rights of passage hitherto . existing are extinguished. By Note 4, agreements in respect of original plots are transferred to the final plots. By Note 5, the tenures of all original plots are transferred to the corresponding final plots. Note 6 permits the original plot-owners to remove their detachable material 011 the plot if they are deprived of the same. They are required to remove their wire-fencing, compound wall, sheds, huts or other structures. They can do so within three lf)Onths from the date on which the final Scheme comes into force, the idea being that the final plots must be clean plots for being allotted to another under the Scheme. This permission under Note 6 has been given not because the local authority has no power to remove wire-fencing, huts, sheds, etc.; that power is there as alreadv shown under section 55. But this is a concession made in favour of the owner. Since the owner is required to remove himself from this plot, he is permitted to take away whatever material he could easily remove. And, then, Note 11, to which reference has already been made, provides that all huts, sheds, stables and such other temporary structures including those which do not conform to the regulations of the Scheme, are required to be removed within one year from the date the final Scheme comes into force. The Note refers not merely to huts,
