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Section 15

The Haryana Cattle Fair Act, 1970State Act of Haryana · Act 30 of 1970

(1) If the fair officer has at any time reason to believe that any person from whom any sun recoverable under the provisions of this Act or the rules made thereunder is due, or is about to become due, is about to remove himself from the fair area, the fair officer may cause a bill for the sum due or about to become due to be presented to such person and demand immediate payment thereof.

(2) If, on presentation of such bill, the said person does not forthwith pay the sum due or about to become due, the amount shall be recovered by distress and sale in the prescribed manner of cattle or other movable property in the possession of such person.

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(3) Where any sum cannot be recovered under sub-section (2) or has been recovered only partially, such sum or the balance thereof, as the case may be, may be recovered as arrears of land revenue if such person fails to make payment thereof on a written demand by the fair officer.

12 [15-A. No person shall sell or purchase cattle in the area adjacent to, and within a distance of one kilometer on all sides from the fair area.]

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ActThe Haryana Cattle Fair Act, 1970
Section15
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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