Boundary demarcation agreements enable territorial transfers and enclave exchanges, requiring demarcation by cadastral maps and expert adjustments. Agreements in 1958-1960 require amendment of the First Schedule under Article 368 to effect territorial transfers and boundary settlements. Specific arrangements include division of Berubari Union No. 12, exchange of Cooch Behar enclaves without compensation, mean of claims river boundary adoption, perpetual right to Pakistan over Tripura land west of the railway, and mutual navigation rights on Piyain and Surma. Demarcation is to follow cadastral survey maps, notifications and record of rights, with technical experts authorized to make minor on the ground adjustments and to balance resultant losses and gains.
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Boundary demarcation agreements enable territorial transfers and enclave exchanges, requiring demarcation by cadastral maps and expert adjustments.
Agreements in 1958-1960 require amendment of the First Schedule under Article 368 to effect territorial transfers and boundary settlements. Specific arrangements include division of Berubari Union No. 12, exchange of Cooch Behar enclaves without compensation, mean of claims river boundary adoption, perpetual right to Pakistan over Tripura land west of the railway, and mutual navigation rights on Piyain and Surma. Demarcation is to follow cadastral survey maps, notifications and record of rights, with technical experts authorized to make minor on the ground adjustments and to balance resultant losses and gains.
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