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Section 50: Notice of transfer of prospecting licence or mining lease

Mineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988State Rules of Haryana · 1992

Without prejudice to the provisions of the Act or any rules made thereunder or the terms and conditions of a prospecting licence or a mining lease, prohibiting or restricting the transfer of a prospecting 35 licence or a mining lease, every holder of a prospecting licence or a mining lease who transfers or assigns his licence or lease or any right, title or interest thereunder to any other person, shall, within thirty days of the date of such transfer or assignment send an intimation thereof in Form-L to the Controller General, the Controller of Mines and the Regional Controller.

1 [50A. Notice of amalgamation of mining lease :- Without prejudice to the provisions of the Act or any rules made thereunder or the terms and conditions of a mining lease, every holder of a mining lease shall within thirty days of the date of amalgamation of mining leases carried out under rule 38 of Mineral Concession Rules, 1960, send an intimation thereof to the Controller General and the State Government.]

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ActMineral Conservation and Development Rules, 1988
Section50
Marginal noteNotice of transfer of prospecting licence or mining lease
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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