Section 33: Payment of compensatii^, (1) The Trust shall compensate the developer or any person claiming through him, under the following circumstances

The Rajasthan Urban Areas (Subdivision Reconstitution and Improvements of Plots) Rules 1975State Rules of Rajasthan · 1959

(i) where the Trust desires to reserve the. land fuUy or partly for the purpose other than that proposed by the developer;

(ii) where the Trust desires to make such amendments to or modifications of the proposals of the developer, which may result in considerable expenses to the developer ~who expresses his liability to make such improvement. ^ ,

(iii) where the Trust desires considerable space out of the land covered by the scheme of the developer, for other uses or schemes of improvement of the Trust; and

(iv) where the Trust directs that some other part or whole of the adjoining site which is not owned by the developer and which may involve extra expenses to be incurred by the developer, which the developer is not willing to incur.

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Act	The Rajasthan Urban Areas (Subdivision Reconstitution and Improvements of Plots) Rules 1975
Section	33
Marginal note	Payment of compensatii^, (1) The Trust shall compensate the developer or any person claiming through him, under the following circumstances
Jurisdiction	State of Rajasthan
Status	In force as published by the source

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