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Section 21: Canal Subordinates

Incorporating amendments made SubsequentlyState Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1931

(1) The Chief Engineer may. Subject to rules made under this Act divide a sub-division Into subordinate charges, may appoint canal subordinates to such charges, and may prescribe the duties of such subordinates.

(2) All canal subordinates in sub-division shall be subordinate to the S sub-Divisional officer.

(3) The State Government may, by notification, invest any canal subordinate with any of the powers of a canal officer, except a power to decide appeals.

(4) The Chief Engineer may, subject to rules made under this Act, delegate to Superintending Engineers or to Executive Engineers any or all of his powers under this sub - section.

22. Power to allot duties among canal officers, (1) When under this Act any duty is to be performed or power is to be exercised by a canal officer, and the class of canal officer Is not specified, rules made under this Act regulating the performance of such duty or exercise of such power may prescribe the class of canal officers by which it is to be performed or exercised.

(2) In addition to the above, rules may be made under this Act prescribing generally the class of canal officer who is to perform any duty or exercise any power which under this Act, is to be performed or exercised by a canal officer.

(3) When the class of canal officer who is to perform any duty or exercise any power under this Act is not prescribed under sub-section

(1) or sub-section (2), such duty shall be performed or such power exercised by the Sub divisional Officer.

Section-23-] M.P.IrrigationAct,1931 [10

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ActIncorporating amendments made Subsequently
Section21
Marginal noteCanal Subordinates
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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