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Section 13: Termznatzon if cotlCesszon agreement

The Kerala Road Fund Act, 2001State Act of Kerala · Act 10 of 2001

( I) Where a concession agree­ ment lS termmated by the Government agency or Board or the statutory body without the consent of the conce~Ionaue or In the absence of any default by the concessionaire, the conce~siOnalfe ~hall be entitled to such amount of compcnsa~on for such termmanon as specified m the concessiOn agreement.

(2) A concessiOn agreement may proVIde that If a default specified therem 1s committed by the conces~ionau·e, the Government agency or the Board or the statutory body ~hall, after g1vmg to the concessionaire a reasonable opportunity of being heard, ~have the nght to terminate tlte concess1on agreement and,-

(a) take over the transport facility Without rcpaymg the amount mvestc~ by the concedss1 1 ona1retam.K. thcb· eq 1 wty and shalt! a 1 sstlumc the llab~htyli~tl1e ~ concess10na1retowar s oans <-n y Irmlllrespec o 1e transport1aCI .;;or -

(b) ente1 mto a concessiOn agreement with another party, whose name 1s 1 ecommended by the Board, on the same terms and conditions as are speCified m the concos1on agrcl'mcntso ternunated.

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Where this provision sits

ActThe Kerala Road Fund Act, 2001
Section13
Marginal noteTermznatzon if cotlCesszon agreement
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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