He has in the first instance invit ed our attention to the definitions of 'intermediary ', 'intermediary interest ' 'lease ', 'tenure ' and 'tenure holder ' contained in clauses (jj), (jjj), (1), (q) and (r) respectively of section 2, as also sections 3, 3A, 4 and 9 of the B.L.R. Act and stressed that as the respondent was merely a 'tenure holder ' and all his rights, title and interest as such extinguished alongwith the interest of the erstwhile proprietor of the suit land i.e. the Raja with the coming into force of Notification No. 83 IR/ZAN (supra) on November 14, 1951, and it was the appellant who being a sub lessee stepped in as a direct lessee of the mine in question under the State, the respondent was not entitled to claim with effect from November 14, 1951, the additional royalty stipulated in the sub lease dated October 12, 1928.