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Section 34: Abandonment, modification or sanction of rehabilitation scheme

The Goa Rehabilitation Board Act, 2006State Act of Goa · Act 9 of 2006

(1) After considering the suggestions or objections received in pursuance of sections 32 and 33, the Board may either abandon or modify or sanction the scheme, or apply to the Government for sanction with such modifications, if any, as the Board may consider necessary if the cost of the scheme exceeds one crore of rupees.

(2) The Government may sanction with or without modification, or may refuse to sanction, or may return for reconsideration any rehabilitation scheme costing over one crore of rupees submitted to it under sub-section (1).

(3) If a scheme returned for reconsideration under sub-section (2) is modified by the Board, it shall be republished in accordance with section 32,—

(a) in every case in which the modification affects the boundaries of the area comprised in the scheme or involves the acquisition of any land not previously proposed to be acquired; and

(b) in every other case, where the modification is, in the opinion of the Board, of sufficient importance to require republication.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Goa Rehabilitation Board Act, 2006
Section34
Marginal noteAbandonment, modification or sanction of rehabilitation scheme
JurisdictionState of Goa
StatusIn force as published by the source

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