Section 5: Receipt and acknowledgement of application

Chandigarh Right to Service Rules, 2019Union territory Rules of Chandigarh · 2014

(1) An eligible person shall make an application for delivery of service to the Designated Officer either personally or through email or registered post or e-Sampark/ Help-desks duly addressed to the aforesaid Designated Officer.

(2) If such an application is found complete in all respects, the Designated Officer shall acknowledge the receipt therof in a prescribed Form(s) provided by the respective departments for each service;

Provided that if any document required for delivery of service has not been enclosed with the application by the applicant, the same shall be clearly mentioned in the acknowledgement slip by the Designated Officer to enable the applicant to make his application complete in all respects;

Provided further that the Designated Officer shall not raise objections on such an applications in a piecemeal manner;

Provided further that the time-limit specified for delivery of service in such cases shall commence from the date when the applicant supplies all the deficient documents mentioned in the acknowledgement.

Where this provision sits

Act	Chandigarh Right to Service Rules, 2019
Section	5
Marginal note	Receipt and acknowledgement of application
Jurisdiction	Union territory of Chandigarh
Status	In force as published by the source

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