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Section 29: Publication of housing scheme in the Official Gazette

The Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 20 of 1971

(1) Before proceeding to execute any housing scheme under section 28, the Bo<ird shall by notification publish the scheme. The notification shall specify that the plan show­ ing the area which is proposed to be included in the housing scheme and the surrounding lands shall be open to inspection ofthe public at all reasonable hours at the office of the Board.

(2) If within two weeks from the date of the publication of the housing scheme any person communicates in writing to the Board any suggestion orob- * Substituted by Chd, Admn. Caz. Notification dated 13-3-1975 at page 34-35 http://san.ctiohed.by Haryana Housing Board Act, 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh) 497 • jection relating to the scheme, the Board shall consider such suggestion or objec­ tion and may modify the scheme as it thinks fit.

«•• ^lTn° B°^ thaI! the"} by notification publish the final scheme. The notifi­ cation shall specify that the plan showing the area included in the final scheme and the surrounding lands and other particulars as may be prescribed .shall be open to inspection of the public at all reasonable hours at the office of the Board.

W lnepubIicatiorjofanotcficatronundersiifvsection{3)shaHbeconclusive evidence that the said scheme has been duly framed.

„ ttJS'J^n*{fr & Board for purposes of housing scheme of land vested in a local authority. - (1) Whenever any street, square or other land, or any part thereof situated in any area of a local authority and vested in the local authority is required lor the purpose of any housing scheme sanctioned by the '[Administrarorj, tile 1 ioarrl shall give notice accordingly to the local authority.

« . 1 ' Where ,t,he loc.al authority concurs, such street, square or other land, or part thereof, shall vest In the Board.

• . *®) 35?°.t?i tf]w? '.3 any d i sP" te the matter shall be referred to the VAdminlstratorj. The [Administrator] shall, after hearing the parties, decide the matter.

I lie decision of the [Administrator] shall be final. If the ^Administrator] decides that such street, square or land shall vest in the Board, it shall vest accordini*iy W Nothing in this section shall affect the rights or powers of the local au­ thority in or over any drain or water works in such street, square or land 31, Compensation in respect of land vested in Board. - (1) Where anv land vests in the Board under the provisions of section 30 and the Board makes a declaration that such land shall be retained by the Board only until itrevests in the ™S,n S S 7 ? " P*£ °if ^ u ^ °r/n °Poti S p a c e u n d c r s e c t i o n 34» n o compen­sation shall be payable by the Board to the local authority in respect of that land {J.) Where any land vests in the Board under section 30 and no declaration h S S f i S S T S u b - S e c t i o ? & in aspect of the land, the Board shall payto S & authority as compensation a sum equal tn the value of such land hnA ( U ' m u a n y C ? S e ^ C I ? t h c U o a r d h a s m a d e a declaration in respect of any S ! t r m a ^ b " f e C t * P ° ° V h ? ? ° ? r d r* t a i n s ° r d i s P ^ s of the land contrary to Hie terms of declaration so that the land does not re-vest in the local authority, the feenrdni™ £?£ I? * * , 0-0°' auth°lil? compensation in respect of such land in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (2).

n n „ , 3 1 Power of Board to turn or close public street vested in it. - m Thc Sblfc S E £ £ d J r V S C O n t i n u e ^ P u b , i c u s e of* ° r Permanently close, any public street vested in it or any part thereof.

«nv n S ? ! ^ n e ? r thf ^ a r d d i s o o n t i n u e s t h c P^Iic use of, or permanently closes, ™ £ffh«^ ° hw .eaaonable means of access to be substituted in lieu of the Hon £ £ ° S e ° n t I t , e d ' °v t h ? s t r e ? t . o r P a r t hereof and pay reasonable compe l* !

oubll? t^Z^f^? 1S e f ! l l t l e d ' o t h e r w i « than V a mere member of the C m such dfscontuanclofSosing 0 m e H n S °f "™ ^ h a S S U f f e " d d a m a * * tiQn r<? W ? ie t e2T'u'1!? t ^ compensation payable to any person under sub-secconcS. ; • B o a r d . s h a " make al lowance for any benefit accruing to him from the ^ r ?k'f*u ti" ° r , m P r o v c m e n t ofany other public street at or about the ttnnl ?J a t i - h e p U 5 h 0 T C t ? r p a r t t h e r e o f - o n a c c o u n t of which the compcr,™-tion is paid, is discontinued or closed, *™»™ * SubsMiutcd by Chd. Admn. Gaz. Noiifiealion dated 13-3-1975 at page 34-35* 498 Haryana Housing Board Act, 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)

(4) When any public street vested in the Board is permanently closed under sub-section (1), the Board may sell or lease so much of the same as is no longer

33. Reference to Government in case of dispute under section 31 and

32. - if there is any dispute as to whether any compensation is payable under section 31 or section 32 or as to the amount of compensation payable under sec­ tion 31 or section 32, as the case may be, the matter shall be referred to the Tribunal- .

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ActThe Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)
Section29
Marginal notePublication of housing scheme in the Official Gazette
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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