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Section 4: Deputy Commiss ioner’s Order

The Assam Evacuee Property Act, 1951State Act of Assam · Act 11 of 1951

(1) th e Depu ty Commissioner or an officer to whom the powers of a Deputy Commiss ioner are delega ted unde r section 11 of diis Act if he is satisfied with respec t to any evacuee property tha t such proper ty is lying un-occupied . uncultiva ted or uncared for, or has come to be wrongfully used or occupied by any person, may make an orde r in the prescribed form, styled a Deputy Commissioner’s Order in respect of such pro­ perty.

(2) While a Deputy Commissioner’s Order is m force in respect of any' evacuee property of an evacuee, the Deputy Commissioner, .subject to any general or special orders of the State Governmen t,—

(a) may take such, measure as he considers necessary or exped ient for the purposes of managing, protecting and preserving such property and may for such purposes do such acts and incur such expenses as may be necessary or incidental ;

(b) may remove or cause to be removed by force if necessary, any person who is wrongfully using or occupying such prop erty ;

(c) may, subjec t to the provisions of section 5, make any allotment of such property or part thereof to any person on such terms and conditions, as lie thinks f it ;

(d) shall report to the Committee—

(i) if before the expiry of the appointed day. the evacuee makes to the Deputy Commiss ioner a declarat ion of his inten tion not to retu rn to Assam—as soon as may be. after he receives such decla ration ;

(ji) if before the expiry of the appo inted day, the evacuee does not make a decla ration to the Deputy Commissioner of his intention not to retu rn to Assam—as soon as may be, after the appo inted day.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Assam Evacuee Property Act, 1951
Section4
Marginal noteDeputy Commiss ioner’s Order
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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