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Section 6: Releaae from requisitioning

Requisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Ordinance, 1952Ordinance · 1952

(2) The Central Government may at any time releaae from requisition any property requisitioned under this Ordinaire and shall, an far as possible, restore tho property in as good a condition as it wan when possession thereof was taken subject only to tho changes oaused by reasonable wear and tear nnd irresistible forco.

(2) Where any property is to be released from requisition, the competent authority may, after such inquiry, if any, as it may in any case consider nooessary to make or cause to be made, specify by order in writing the person to whom possession of tho property shall bo given, (.3) Tho delivery of possession of the proporty to the person specified in an order under sub-section (2) shall be a full discharge of the Contra! Government from all liability in respect of tho proporty, but shall not prejudice any rights in respect of tho property which any other person may bo entitled by due prooess of law to cnfoico against the person 1 o whom possession of the property ia given.

(4) Whore any person to whom possession of any requisitioned property is to bo given is not found and has no agout or other parson empowered to aooept delivery on his behalf, the compel out authority shall oauso a notice declaring that the property is released from requisition to bo affixed on somo conspicuous part of the proporty and shall also publish tho notice in the Official Gazette.

(J) When a not ire referred i o in sub-section (4) is published in the Official Gazette, tho property specified in such notice shall oeaso to be subject to requisition on and from tho date of such publication and shall be deemed to have been delivered to the person entitled to possession thereof and the Central Governmont shall not bo liable for any compensation or other claim in respect of tho property for any period after the said date.

(C) Whore any proporty requisitioned under this Ordinance or any material part thoroof is wholly dostroyed or rendered substantially and permanently unfit for the purpose fur which it was requisitioned by reason of fire, earthquake, teinpost, flood or violence of any army or of a mob or othor irresistible forco, the requisition shall, at the option of the Central Government, be void :

Provided that the benefit of this section shall not bo available to tho Central Government where tho injury to such property is caused by any wrongful aot or default of that Government.

Where this provision sits

ActRequisitioning and Acquisition of Immovable Property Ordinance, 1952
Section6
Marginal noteReleaae from requisitioning
StatusIn force as published by the source

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