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Section 34: Consideration of official representation

Punjab Town Improvement Act 1922State Act of Punjab · Act 4 of 1922

(1) The trust shall consider every official representation made under section 33, and if satisfied as to the truth thereof and as to the sufficiency of its own resources, shall decide whether a scheme under this Act to carry such representation into effect should be framed forthwith or not, and shall forthwith intimate its decision to the municipal committee.

(2) If the trust decides that it is not necessary or expedient to frame a scheme under this Act forthwith, it shall inform the municipal committee of the reasons for its decision.

(3) If the trust fails, for a period of twelve months after the receipt of any official representation made under section 33, to intimate its decision thereon to the municipal committee, or if the trust intimates to the municipal committee its decision that it is not necessary or expedient to frame a scheme of a type other than that recommended by the municipal committee, the municipal committee may, if it deems fit, refer the matter to the State Government.

(4) The State Government shall consider every reference made to it under subsection (3) and

(a) if it deems that the trust ought to have passed a decision within the period mentioned in sub-section (3) shall direct the trust to pass a decision within such further period as the State Government may deem reasonable, or

(b) if it deems that it is expedient that a scheme should forthwith be framed, shall direct the trust to proceed forthwith to frame a scheme. Such a direction may prescribe the type of scheme to be framed.

(5) The trust shall comply with every direction given by the State Government under sub-section (4).

Section 35

Where this provision sits

ActPunjab Town Improvement Act 1922
Section34
Marginal noteConsideration of official representation
JurisdictionState of Punjab
StatusIn force as published by the source

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