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Section 25: Freedom of recycling irrigation water and use of ground water.`

The Maharashtra Management of Irrigation Systems by Farmers Act, 2005State Act of Maharashtra · Act 23 of 2005

(1) The Water Users Association in the areas under the Management of Irrigation Systems by Farmers shall have the freedom of recycling the water, at its own cost, for irrigation:

Provided that, there shall not be any extra charge to be paid to the Appropriate Authority for such recycling.

(2) The Water Users’ Associations shall also have the freedom of using groundwater in their command area, in the prescribed manner, in conjunction with canal water or otherwise:

Provided that, there shall not be any extra charge to be paid to the Appropriate Authority for use of such groundwater.

(3) In order to ensure equity of water supply within project and river basin and to protect environment, the Appropriate Authority may prohibit the formation of obstructions to drainage within certain limits by taking recourse to the provisions of sections 19, 20 and 21 of Maharashtra Irrigation Act, 1976 (Mah. XXXVIII 1976).

Where this provision sits

ActThe Maharashtra Management of Irrigation Systems by Farmers Act, 2005
Section25
Marginal noteFreedom of recycling irrigation water and use of ground water.`
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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