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Section 46: Prohibition of the deposit of rubbish, etc. in streets, etc

The Goa Public Health Act, 1985State Act of Goa · Act 25 of 1985

(1) No person shall deposit or cause or suffer any member of his family or house hold to deposit any ----19---- carcasses of animals, any dust, dirt, dung, ashes, or refuse or filth, earthenware or other rubbish, or any other thing which is or may be a nuisance in any a street, or in any arch under a street, or in any drain beside a street, or on any open space or on any quay, jetty or landing place of or any part of the sea-shore, or on the bank of any water-course, except in such receptacles as may be provided at such places, in such manner and at such hours, as may be fixed by the local authority.

(2) No person shall cause himself or cause, permit or suffer any member of his family or household to ease himself in any such street, arch, drain, open space, quay, jetty, landing place, sea-shore or bank aforesaid.

(3) Any person easing himself in any private open space shall immediately cover up the excreta with earth.

CHAPTER VII Prevention, notification and treatment of diseases

Where this provision sits

ActThe Goa Public Health Act, 1985
Section46
Marginal noteProhibition of the deposit of rubbish, etc. in streets, etc
JurisdictionState of Goa
StatusIn force as published by the source

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