If it appears to the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer that any stones, rafters, building materials or debris of building materials are stored or collected in or upon any premises in such quantity or bulk or in such a way to constitute a harbourage or breeding place for rats or other vermin or is otherwise a source of danger or nuisance to the occupier of the said premises or to persons residing in the neighbourhood thereof, the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer may by a written notice require the owner of such premises or the owner of the materials or debris so stored or collected therein, to remove or dispose of the same or to take such measure as may, in the opinion of the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer, be necessary or expedient to abate the nuisance or prevent a recurrence thereof.
392. Cleansing and disinfecting of buildings –
(1) If the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer is of the opinion that the owner, or occupier of any building suffers due to filthy or unwholesome circumstances, he may, by a notice, require him within twenty four hours to cleanse the same or otherwise put it in a proper state and thereafter to keep it in a clean and proper state and if it appears to be necessary for sanitary purpose so to do, may at any time, by notice direct the occupier of any building to lime-wash or otherwise cleanse the said building inside and outside in the manner and within the period to be specified in the notice.
(2) If the Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer is of opinion that the cleansing or disinfecting of a building or any part thereof, or any article therein, would retain infection and prevent or check the spread of any disease, he may, by a notice, require the owner or occupier to cleanse or disinfect the same in the manner and within the period to be specified in the notice.