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Section 23: Power of the Tribunal

The Odisha Municipal Act, 1950State Act of Odisha · Act 23 of 1950

(1) Unless it is otherwise prescribed, the Tribunal shall have the same powers and privileges as the Judge of Civil Court, and may for the purpose of serving any notice or issue of any process or doing any other such thing, be entitled to employ, with the consent of the Magistrate of the district, any peon or other officer or clerk, attached to the Court of the Magistrate of the district.

(2) An order for costs, or an order for the realisation of security bond for costs, passed by the Tribunal may be sent by that Tribunal for execution to the Collector of a district within which the municipality concerned is situated and an order so sent shall be executed by the Collector in the same manner as if it was an order passed by the Collector under the Tenancy Law in force in the district or part of the district, as the case may be.

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ActThe Odisha Municipal Act, 1950
Section23
Marginal notePower of the Tribunal
JurisdictionState of Odisha
StatusIn force as published by the source

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