law: Indian Forest Act, 1927
  14.  Record
  
  where he admits claim . –
  If the Forest Settlement-officer admits in whole
  
  or in part any claim under section 12, he shall also record the extent to which
  
  the claim is so admitted, specifying the number and description of the cattle
  
  which the claimant is from time to time entitled to graze in the forest, the
  
  season during which such pasture is permitted, the quantity of timber and other
  
  forest produce which he is from time to time authorized to take or receive, and
  
  such other particulars as the case may require. He shall also record whether
  
  the timber or other forest-produce obtained by the exercise of the rights
  
  claimed may be sold or bartered.