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(2) In the case of an applicant in respect of whom an order of grant or

extension of period of mineral concession or order of grant of contract,
but who dies before the execution of deed or issuance of quarry licence,
the order shall be deemed to have been issued in the name of the legal
heirs of the deceased.
89. Status of pending applications.- Notwithstanding anything
contained in these rules, all the pending applications except saved under
rule 4 and rule 5, on the date of notification of these rules shall be
deemed to have been rejected:
Provided that on and after the commencement of these rules, all
applications including those rejected under the Rajasthan Minor Mineral
Concession Rules, 1986 or rejected under notification dated 3rd April
2013 or subsequently restored shall be deemed to have been rejected and
such applicant shall have no locus standai under these rules.
90. Stoppage of mining operations.- The Director, Additional
Director Mines, Superintending Mining Engineer, Mining Engineer,
Assistant Mining Engineer may prohibit mining operations and seize
mineral, equipment, tool and vehicle in case the mining operations are
not being carried out in accordance with the terms and conditions of the
mineral concession or permit granted under these rules:
Provided that Mining Engineer or Assistant Mining Engineer
shall not prohibit mining operations in any mineral concession area
without approval of Superintending Mining Engineer concerned, but in
case of immediate danger to mine workers or any human life, Mining
Engineer or Assistant Mining Engineer may prohibit the mining
operations immediately under intimation to Superintending Mining
Engineer and Director, Mines Safety, wherever applicable, within twenty
four hours. On receipt of such communication, the Superintending
Mining Engineer concerned, shall visit the site personally and shall
approve or disapprove the stoppage of mining operations with the
reasons to be recorded in writing within fifteen days. Further action shall
be taken as per rule 28. Such seized mineral or equipment shall only be
released and mining operations shall be resumed with prior written
approval of Superintending Mining Engineer concerned after
rectification of breaches.
91. Survey and demarcation.- (1) The arrangements shall be
made by the Mining Engineer or Assistant Mining Engineer concerned at
the expenses of the lessee or licencee for survey and demarcation of the
area granted under lease or licence and the survey of the area may be
conducted using Global Positioning System or Differential Global
Positioning System.
(2) Fee for demarcation shall be rupees one thousand and five hundred
per hectare or part thereof subject to maximum of rupees fifty thousand:
Provided that demarcation fee for re-verification of boundary
pillars shall be two times of the amount mentioned above.