As it is difficult to set up attractive brea!king points between the two States without overview, it will be convenient that Commissioners be selected on both sides with the end goal of orchestrating in show a very much characterized limit on the premise of the previous terms, and of setting up a straight line of wilderness, with a view to the particular detachment of the separate domains of the British Government toward the south and of Nepal toward the north; and on the off chance that any spaces strike demolish the even tenor of the line, the Commissioners ought to impact a trade of grounds so meddling on standards of clear correspondence.
Furthermore, should it happen that the proprietors of grounds arranged on the shared outskirts, as it might be amended, whether holding of the British Government of the Raja of Nepal, ought to be put in the state of subjects to both Governments, with a view to avoid constant debate and dialog between the two Governments, the particular Commissioners ought to impact in common simultaneousness and co-operation the trading of such terrains, to render them subject to one territory alone. Whensoever the Terai is come back to Nepal, the Raja of Nepal ought to stop to require the aggregate of two lakhs of Rupees for each annum, which the British Government consented to progress for the support of certain Bhardars of his Government.
In case of the Rajah's supporting the prior terms, the proposed game plan for the review and foundation of limit imprints should be conveyed into execution, and after the assurance in show, of the limit line, Sunnuds similar to the previous stipulations, drawn out and fixed by the two States, might be conveyed and acknowledged on both sides.
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