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Section 48

The Assam State Capital Reglon Development Authority Act, 2017State Act of Assam · Act 38 of 2017

(1) On and from the coming Into operat1on ot the finally published Regional Plan, No Development and Plans shall be made In the region which ls inconsistence with the Regional Plan as finally published.

T~ltnlcal asslstantt to !he Auth«lty THFASSA.v1 GAZEITE, EXTRAORDIXARY. OCTOBF.R 30, 2017 4715

(2) Where the Authority is satisfied that any local authority, Government Departments and persons has carried out. or is carrying out. any activity which amounts to a violation of the Regional Plan, it may, by a notice in writing. direct the concerned participating locaJ authorities and government departments and persons as the case may be, to stop such violat:ion of the Regional Plan within such time as may be specified In the said notice and In case of any omission or the refwal oo the part of the concerned local authorities, government departments and persons to stop such activity, withhold such financial assistance to the concerned local authorities as the Authorlty may consider necessary and take any other action as per rule framed In this regard.

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ActThe Assam State Capital Reglon Development Authority Act, 2017
Section48
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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