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Section 51: Abandoned or unoccupied premises

MP Investment Region Development and Management Rules 2016State Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 2013

If it appears to the Building Officer that any building or structure has been abandoned or is un-occupied and has become a resort of disorderly person or is by reason of its condition seriously detrimental -to the amenities of the neighborhood, the Building Officer may give a written notice to the owner of such building or.structure ifhe is known and found to be a resident within the limits of the Scheme area, or to any person who is known or believed to claim to be owner, if such person is resident within the limits of the Scheme area and shall also affix a copy of the notice on some conspicuous part of the building or structure requiring all persons having any right or interest therein to take such order with the said building or structure as may, in the opinion of the Building Officer;

be necessary to prevent the same .from being resorted to as aforesaid or from being seriously detrimental to the amenities of the neighborhood.

CHAPTERS CONTROL ·oF DEVELOPMENT 222 (207)

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ActMP Investment Region Development and Management Rules 2016
Section51
Marginal noteAbandoned or unoccupied premises
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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