Act provides that all rights in the land under consolidation, if any, would be determined by the consolidation authorities and the public- ation of the register of rights thereunder would be final and conclusive and it cannot be disputed at any subsequent stage. The aforesaid adjudication of the rights over the land under consolidation has not been specifically subjected to the rights of parties, if any, determined by the Civil Court. It is to be noted that the Legislature in its wisdom has provided for a separate forum to deal with any matter for which a proceeding could or ought to have been taken un- 9der the Consolidation Act in the course of consolidation and bars the jurisdiction of the Civil Court. 16. Under the scheme of the Consolidation Act, the consolida- tion authorities are fully competent to deal with the issue of title over the land under consolidation except under certain contingencies. Thus, the consolidation authorities have the powers of the Civil Court to decide