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Section 8: Preservation of Trees

DPTA Rules,1996Union territory Rules of Delhi · 1994

(1) Where a Tree Officer has reason to believe that the owner or occupier of any property has failed to array out any direction given by him under the Act or these rules with regard to the taking of measures for the protection of any tree in such property, he shall issue a notice in Form G to such owner or occupier of the property, as the case may be.

(2) The Tree Officer shall, after giving the owner or occupier of the property a reasonable opportunity of being heard and having due regard to his wishes, incapacity and nature of land, make an order, specifying the measures which he proposes to take for protection of the tree and the cost thereof, which such owner or the occupier shall be liable to reimburse to the Tree Officer within such reasonable period as the Tree Officer may specify in the order.

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ActDPTA Rules,1996
Section8
Marginal notePreservation of Trees
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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