The following Sections are amended as per minor alterations of the text: Sections 16,18,21.
Amends: Urban Councils Ordinance. (1979)
Part IIA has been added right after Part II of the principal enactment and it contains provisions for the planning procedures, the institution of a Planning Committee, functions and tasks. Other minor amendments have been inserted in the text of other Sections, dealing mostly in definition of powers of Authority, offences and penalties and other administrative issues.
Section 127E: when a tree or part of it is potentially damaging a building, the Council Chairman may require that the owner or tenant of the land where that tree is standing on to provide for it being felled whole or in part.
Amends: Urban Councils Ordinance. (1979)
The following Sections of the principal enactment are thereby amended: Sections 55, 63, 96, 101 and the First Schedule (minor amendments).
The Act amends Sections 8,10,29; it inserts a new Section 82A and repeals 1st and 3rd Schedules of the principal enactement.
Amends: Partition Law. (1977-12-15)
The present Act repeals Section 2 and amends Section 3 as per when it is not possible to serve the notice of eviction, this very notice may be exhibited directly on the land for all to see it and date of eviction shall not be set less than thirty days from being served or shown.
The Ordinance provides for the restitution of lands formerly owned by the State and unlawfully possessed or occupied. A notice of eviction shall be served to the persons occupying the land, complete with an eviction date by which they have to vacate the land. The evicted person may appeal against the eviction no later than six months since being served the notice itself.
The Law provides for the repartition and sale of land owned by two or more tenants on the basis of their share of the same land and their rights to it.As far as the decisions of the board are concerned, article 6 establishes that the chairman of the board shall inform the Settlement Officer of the decision taken in respect of every application.
The Law provides for the restitution of land alienated before 17 July 1973 by the Anuradhapura preservation Board, on which land there are no permanent constructions, by means of a vesting order served to the persons actually occupying said land.
This Ordinance provides for the establishment of the Chittagong Hills Development Board and defines its internal organization and its functions.The Ordinance further provides for: the establishment of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Development Board Fund; powers of entry for inspection purposes; rule and regulation making powers of the Government and the Board; etc.
The Act provides for Commonwealth funding to Land Commissions or other authorities of States for the acquisition of land in or near urban areas for purposes of public recreation or of conservation. The funding shall be by means of loans or grants.
This Legislative Decree adds to article 6 of Legislative Decree No. 8 of 1970 on the appropriation of lands for public purposes a new clause as follows: (c) the appropriator has the option to compensate the landowner of the appropriated land with a compensation fee or with another land or both.