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Section 5: Notification to issue when water supply is to be applied for purposes of irrigation works

The Karnataka Irrigation Act, 1965.State Act of Karnataka · Act 16 of 1965

(1) Whenever it appears expedient to the State Government or any officer generally or specially authorised by it in this behalf, that the water of any river or stream flowing in a natural channel or of any lake or any other natural collection of still water, should be applied or used by the State Government for the purpose of any existing or proposed irrigation work, the State Government or the authorised officer may, by notification, declare that the said water will be so applied or used after a day to be specified in the said notification, not being earlier than three months from the date thereof.

(2) At any time after the day specified under sub-section (1), the Irrigation Officer may enter on any land, remove any obstruction, close any channel and do any other thing necessary for such application or use of the said water, and for such purpose, may take with him or depute or employ such subordinates and other persons as he deems fit.

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ActThe Karnataka Irrigation Act, 1965.
Section5
Marginal noteNotification to issue when water supply is to be applied for purposes of irrigation works
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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