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Section 7: Constitution of committee and form and manner of appeal-—(1) An appeal preferred under section 12 of the Act shall be submitted to the committee consisting of the following members, namely

The Kerala Irrigation and Water Conervation Rules, 2005State Rules of Kerala · 2003

(i) Director of Agriculture

(ii) Chief Engineer (Irrigation and Administration) 1[(iii) The Superintending Engineer under whose jurisdiction the irrigation work falls.]

(2) Every appeal shall be submitted in the form of a memorandum setting forth concisely the grounds for appeal and shall be accompanied by the order in original or certified copy of the order passed by the Collector under sub-section (4) of section 10.

(3)The appeal memorandum shall be accompanied by a fee of rupees five hundred paid by means of treasury chalan.

2[(4) Appeal shall be disposed of by a decision agreed to by at least two members.

(5) Appeal shall be disposed of within 30 days from the date of its receipt.]

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ActThe Kerala Irrigation and Water Conervation Rules, 2005
Section7
Marginal noteConstitution of committee and form and manner of appeal-—(1) An appeal preferred under section 12 of the Act shall be submitted to the committee consisting of the following members, namely
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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