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Section 36: Power to reserve street or other public place for public purpose and power to authorise erecting of barries in streets

Odisha Urban Police Act, 2003State Act of Odisha · Act 8 of 2007

(1) The Commissioner in an area under his charge may, by public notice, and in consultation with concerned public authorities, temporarily reserve for any public purpose any street or other public place and prohibit persons from entering the area so reserved, except on such conditions as may be specified by him.

(2) The Commissioner may, whenver in his opinion such action is necessary–

(a) authorise such police officer ashe thinks fit to erect barriers on any street for the purpose of stopping temporarily vehicles driven on such street so as to satisfy himself that the provisions of any law for the time being in force have not been contravened in respect of any such vehicle or by the driver or the person in charge of such vehicle; and

(b) make such orders as he deems fit for regulating the use of such barriers.

CHAPTER - VI SPECIAL MEASURES FOR MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC ORDER AND SECURITY

Where this provision sits

ActOdisha Urban Police Act, 2003
Section36
Marginal notePower to reserve street or other public place for public purpose and power to authorise erecting of barries in streets
JurisdictionState of Odisha
StatusIn force as published by the source

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