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Section 7: Eligibility

the Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation of Allotment of Property in Market Yards) Rules, 2004State Rules of Karnataka · 1966

(1) No site, shop, godown or shop-cum-godown, in the market yard shall be allotted either on lease-cum-sale basis or leave and license basis to a person or an institution or organization who is not a licensed market functionary and who is a defaulter in payment of any dues either to the Seller or to the Market Committee and not engaged either in the marketing of notified agricultural produce or the allied activities connected with Agriculture, Horticulture or Animal Husbandry except the State or Central Warehousing Corporation, Service institutions, registered associations of market functionaries or Banks or for establishing only STD booths or for construction of common amenities for the market users.

(2) Allotment under these rules shall not be made to a licensed market functionary who already owns a site, shop, godown or shop-cum-godown or other building in the market yard either in his name or in the name of the firm in which he is a partner.

Where this provision sits

Actthe Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation of Allotment of Property in Market Yards) Rules, 2004
Section7
Marginal noteEligibility
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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