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Section 10: Powers of Assessing Officer and other officers

BOCW Cess Rules 1998State Rules of Punjab · 1996

(1) An assessing Officer, or an officer authorised under Sub-rule (6) of Rule 7, if empowered by the State Government under Sec. 7 of the Act, may—

(a) enter any establishment where building and other construction work is going on;

(b) make an inventory of materials, machinery or other articles laying at the work place;

(c) enquire about the number of workers engaged in various activities:

(d) require the production of any prescribed register or any other documents relevant to the assessment of cost of construction or number of workers employer;

(e) seize or take copies of any such records;

(f) make general assessment of the stage of the construction work having been completed;

(g) direct the employer or any other person incharge of the place that no material or machinery shall be removed or disturbed for so long as is necessary for the purpose of any examination;

(h) take measurement, notes or photographs;

(i) exercise such other powers considered absolutely necessary for reasonable assessment of cost of construction.

Where this provision sits

ActBOCW Cess Rules 1998
Section10
Marginal notePowers of Assessing Officer and other officers
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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