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Section 39

Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority Rules, 2018State Rules of Haryana · 2017

(1) The Chief Executive Officer or any officer of the Authority duly authorized by him in this behalf by general or special order, may direct the appropriate local authority having jurisdiction, in Form-I, to remove any unauthorized development in the notified Area, or obstructions and encroachments on roads, open spaces, green spaces, pedestrian footpaths or other properties vesting in, or under the control and management of, the Authority.

(2) On receipt of the direction, the Commissioner of Municipal Corporation, Gurugram, the Executive Officer of the Municipal Council, or the Secretary of the Municipal Committee, as the case may be, or the Sarpanch of the Gram Panchayat, shall forthwith act to remove the unauthorised development, obstruction or encroachment.

(3) The Authority shall arrange the equipment or vehicles that may be required for the removal of unauthorised development, obstruction or encroachment, if so requested by the local authority.

Direction to local authority for removal of unauthorized development, obstruction or encroachment and obstruction

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ActGurugram Metropolitan Development Authority Rules, 2018
Section39
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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