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Section 21: Obligation of the owner to give notice of waste of water

The Manipur Water Supply Act, 1992State Act of Manipur · Act 1 of 1993

The owner of every premises in which water is supplied for a specific use under this Act and water so supplied is misused within his knowledge shall be bound to give notice­ of the same to the prescribed authority.

- 22. Power to enter premises:- (a) Any person authorised in this behalf by the prescribed authority may enter into any premises for the purpose of -?apecting any water installation.

(b) If such person is, at any time, refused admittance into such premises.

for the aforesaid purpose or is prevented from making such examination, the prescribed authority may, after giving notice of not -less than twenty four hours, cut off the supply of water to that premises;

Provided that if. any such place is an apartment in the actual occupancy of a woman who, according to custom does not appear in public, such officer shall, before entering such apartment, give notice to such woman that she is at liberty to with4raw and shall afford her every reasonable facility for withdrawing, and may then enter the apartment.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Manipur Water Supply Act, 1992
Section21
Marginal noteObligation of the owner to give notice of waste of water
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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