Section 15: Meetings of the Board, - The Board shall meet and shall from time to time make such bye-laws with respect to the day, time, place, notice, management and adjournment of its meetings as it minks fit, subject to the follo…
The Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 20 of 1971
i[(a) an ordinary mooting shall be held at least once in three months;]
(b) the Chairman may, whenever he thinks fit, call special meetings;
(c) Every meeting shall be presided over by the Chairman and in his absence by any member chosen by the members present at the meeting for the occasion;
(d) the quorum for every meeting shall be '[one-half] of the number of members actually serving for the time being;
(e) all questions at any meeting shall be decided by a majority .of. the members present and voting and in the case of equality of votes, the person presiding shall in addition to his vote as a member, have second or casting vote; and
(f) the minutes of the proceedings of each meeting shall be recorded in a book to be provided for the purpose and a copy of such minutes shall be forwarded to the '[Administrator] in the department concerned.
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1. Subs-' by Hr. Act 10 of 1989 M extended to Chd, vide Chd. Admn, Gfiz. (extra) dt. 2-4-1991
2. mserted by Hr. Act No. 8 oFI973 published on 23-4-1973 494 Haryana Housing Board Act, 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)
Meetings of the Board, - The Board shall meet and shall from time to time make such bye-laws with respect to the day, time, place, notice, management and adjournment of its meetings as it minks fit, subject to the following provisions, namely
Jurisdiction
Union territory of Chandigarh
Status
In force as published by the source
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