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Section 15: Renewal of Lease Agreement

The Karnataka Planning Authorities (Allotment of Civic Amenity sites) Rules, 2016State Rules of Karnataka · 1963

(1) The lease may be renewed in favour of the lessee for a further period of thirty years by re-fixing the lease amount in accordance under rule 13 and as specified in these rules:

Provided that in case of renewal of lease, where in, the lessee has violated any of the conditions specified in these rules at any point of time during the preceding lease period, such a lease shall not be renewed and the lessee shall be evicted from the site by the authority and the Civic amenity site shall be resumed and vest with the Authority.

(2) If the lease is not renewed, or has been determined or terminated before the expiry of the lease, the site allotted along with the buildings thereon shall, after the expiry of the lease or as the case may be, after the termination or determination of the lease vest with the authority free of cost and free from all encumbrance and the authority shall have right to enter the premises and take possession thereon.

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ActThe Karnataka Planning Authorities (Allotment of Civic Amenity sites) Rules, 2016
Section15
Marginal noteRenewal of Lease Agreement
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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