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Section 38: Supply of water on demand

Incorporating amendments made SubsequentlyState Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1931

(a) Water may be Supplied from a canal at any time for the irrigation of specified areas at the discretion of the Executive Engineer.

(2) Water supplied on demand shall be paid for according to the area actually irrigated. In determination of such area the decision of the Executive Engineer shall be final and shall not be modified or set aside by any civil court. The water-rates for such supply are called "demand rates".

(3) Rules may be made under this Act regulating the procedure of canal officers In receiving application for water on demand, In supplying water on demand, and in assessing canal revenue.

39. Supply of water to supplement village tanks. (1) Water may be supplied at any time to supplement a village tank at the discretion of the Executive Engineer.

(2) Rules may be made under this Act prescribing the conditions on which water may be supplied under this section and regulating the procedure of canal officers in giving such supply.

Section-40-42] M.P.IrrigationAct,1931 [23

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ActIncorporating amendments made Subsequently
Section38
Marginal noteSupply of water on demand
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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