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Section 8: Land not to be used for other purpose

The Rajasthan Industrial Areas Allotment Rules, 1959State Rules of Rajasthan · 1956

(1) The land given for industrial purposes shall not be used for any other purpose except constructing factory premises and such other residential quarters as are required for those engaged in that industry. No constructions shall be permitted which may have the object of using it as a commercial undertaking other than the industry permitted to be established.

20 [Provided that the State Government, on the application of the lessee for establishment of industry other than the industry for which the land was given, may grant permission for establishment of such industry. 21(But in case of government land allotted on or after dated 22-05-2015 under these rules, such permission shall not be granted for establishment of tourism units.)

(2) The permission for construction of the labour colony shall be given if required at the time of the establishment of an industry.

(3) The industrialist shall be free to use an area upto 200sq.metre for his own residential purpose on first floor of the factory premises.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Rajasthan Industrial Areas Allotment Rules, 1959
Section8
Marginal noteLand not to be used for other purpose
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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