CourtMesh

Rules : Resolving of disputes with State under section 28 read with section 23

Central Notification · 19805,428 characters of text

The enactment

TypeNotification
Year1980
JurisdictionCentral
MinistryMinistry of Jal Shaktri
StatusIn force as published by the source
TextPublished as one document, as the source published it
Subjectsenvironment

Full text

The source publishes this enactment as a single document rather than provision by provision, so the whole text is below and there are no per-section pages for it. Nothing has been shortened.

EXTRACT FROZ" 11L GAZLITI‘; 01' INDIA, I’ART- II -— SEC. 3 SUB. SEC (1) Appealing on lily: No. 2M 26:

Dated : 33—1-1990 are? tiara? ram1 MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES mm 3% W. 1‘ 311111.19" . m wfimhfii mew-1: fagfizmnwmm am, mm m. In. R 51- 11:11:: m,mgazha§ wanna use (19mm 46mm {WI-K m mm % 1731 WW lift? 3: «not it 3mm than ”can: qfizumzs fiwm (2)3715“ (@‘imuzanfifitfimummg‘z LGWWUWWNImfiigwwmfimwzwfimfimqflii “Ti-fiafifim‘ifimii' mmfiqmfimafiwmmfifiwtmfififizmfimfi amma‘iitmufiqfammwaffizm - _ l. tantrumammmfitflmmmmfimmmw, _ 7 (=8) Wuhan tail, '

2. awmarm‘ta'fianafi firm

1. mm mu ah! rm ‘H)Wmmmmfiénfizfimr ‘ ____-

(n) fimzkn‘ifim In {imam am m

(u) m slur—«i, at? 3R1}, Gil manta m WITH) it atrium 2:. {at 12am itflfimmzmfim asthm‘fiwmmmmmimmq

(a) “atfiifiqu'fimfié mm 1930 (19303114) Wat it filammmma, 3m (a; 1:722" €4,211mmzmam4isofntxnfinrmafisuffiat (z)mmmmm%maqafiwtrm/qmmfiwu m)‘ '“ftarz .utmfimzmmifiihfimmnmmiqm -2_:+'-.m‘mmammmfiwtdfiqfiamiimfimizwa;

2. §f7.-TIQZ{ :— Laafiafiiiimamizfimmafifihfia‘n (ti. 30/12/1121 If!)

an?! mz, 113%?! am

(a) "W«T- qtrm" it 213'st w W5 at SHEETIW'W\a-ix' atma “a. Fm '4 Far: TN? 27‘: W i l NOTIFICATION

(2) m’t"‘ N a" ‘527nm:q Maria! {7: Wish: qfiflfifiy‘fi 7??

New Delhi the 24th October 1988 1? i773, 3733234 '1 C173tiff-NEH fzin «1:17;, m- 211?} .31.? {FL of: 3:2: 3%in , .

(“3ng {a “q :1“ G.S.R 58.- In exercise of the powers conferred by 31““ r P- w- .

clause 0) of sub«section(2) of section 28 read with section 23 3‘ “a ‘m «ma. 3.1 gamut arm ‘ of the Brnhmaputra Board Act, 1980(46for 1980),:11e Central thafi (#111 it fiat an?! iii ‘11 W? WW n—vq W (‘3) Govemmcnt hereby makes the ~following rules, namely :- fig:gig?!“ mailéfimmammm 1. Short title and commencementffl) :I'hese rulcunay be called the Brahmaputra Board (Resolvmg of. Disputes ‘ {£83«IW “W ' with States) Rules, 1988.

' (X) W mm W? 1331 3i FER WHAT-#1 “I? m 3’! W327'77! (2) They shall come into force on the date of their

31.31%?! WWWYWWWWWW.Wflfimfi‘itfif‘ ' publication in the Official Gazette mil mm qt q?“ a: mmi“ m 3: m mm I . 2 Definition.-(1) In these rules, unless the context

(2) 3'1: 3.115! ml, mi: “3:12.71 Fm 1w mi it Ref] 175?. {a} firm it ' otherwise requires: - ‘ amtfimwm memWfimnmmufimfit—«w .. ,.

‘ Q in am m} :14 fiafia a?“ 1:1 a W m m m I“ m if qtmfi ii

(a) (fgcgfr‘iiisggi the Brahmaputn Boaiu Act, 1980 m is an farm m 3 _‘ _ .. (b) “Board" means the Brahmaputra Board 5' ““74 Hazidfma m 5‘ ‘ m 2 established under section 4 of the Act;

(1)13!me ‘1 If Emmimmmymemmmz ‘ I '“Disute“ means an, dis "2that i - arise amnmammmm '.

Q Wmfiifitfiémm ' I (C) any 5r mayhave arith beitien the £23m and mmmmmmwtmmififimmmfiwzmmwmn A .

n.

.

_ _ . any State Government regarding any matter 1%qu «1.111 21mm: :21 (1'13 m 2 that W a; 13321 maid an em 21.. ma covered by the Act .

zfiawm(Jmmmmfmffimwumfigmmmafifiam ‘ ’ i1)

(d) "Parties tf‘ the dispute" lnCniH rln: lluzutl and one or more State Govermnents with whom the dispute may arise or may have arisen,

(2) The words and r:—:pressions used and not defined :fincd in tlie Act shall have the meaning respectively ed to them in the Act.

3. Resolving of disputes by negotiations-On receipt tlerence regardii‘ig a dispute the Central Government :all a meeting of the representatives of the concerned Government(s) and/or the Chairman/ViceChairman, naputra‘ Board and 'shall' endeavodr'td‘re‘solve the re through negotiations.

4. Resolving-of disputes by concifiation.— (1) The all Government may refer the disputes, for conciliation : Chairman, Central Water Commission, who shalltry nciliate thedispute andshall take all such steps, as he deem fit, for purposes of enabling the parties to the te to come to a settle'menL

(2) The Conciliator shall complete the task assigned 1: within six months from the date for the first meeting 1:: Central Governmentmaj grant suitable extermion of upto a period of six months if a request in that behalf dc by either the Conciliator or any of'the parties to the re.

'

(5) Resolving of disputes by appointing Arbitrator,- otwithstanding anything contained in rules} or‘l, if the ral Government considers, whether before initiating n for resolving; the dispute by negotiation or conciliation, any stage after initiating such action that the dispute such a nature that it is necessary or expedient to refer MGIPRKNDQSJ 4': \Y-"R/‘JO—‘VIIL1’64 1 *90—250 (’2) it toarlntration, it shall request tlu- ClIiCl-Juslit‘c (El-ind” lOl' appointment of .in Arbitrator under sub-section (3') ol section 23 of the Act for the settlement of this dispute.

(2) The terms and conditions of appointment of tlm = Arbitrator under sub—rule (1),shall be such as may be.

determined by the Central Government in consultation with the Chief Justice of India.

, '

(3) After the Arbitrator is appointed by tthhief Justice of India under sub-rule (‘1')'The Central Government shall refer the dispute to'the Arbitrator7'1n a self contained note containing inter alia; the following information :-

(a)

(b) (C) Theparties to the dispute;

Specific matter or matters'm dispute within“ details thereof ;

Any other matter connected with or relevant to the dispute;

‘ Efforts, if any, made by the parties to the dispute themselves or by the Central Government through the negotiations and/or conciliation as under rules 3 and 4 to settle the matter(s) in dispute; and ' The'views of the aggrieved party/partiesonthe matter or matters in dispute.

[No 30/12/32 FC] LAKSHMI CHAND, ILSecy.

Find the provision, not just read it

The full text above is free, and it stays free. What a free CourtMesh account adds is everything you cannot do by reading one page at a time:

  • Search 49,000+ Central and State enactments by what a provision says, not by its number
  • Jump from any section to every judgment that has applied it
  • Search 300 million+ Indian court records alongside the statute
  • Ask a research agent to find and read the case law on a provision for you

Free account. No card. About a minute to create.

Create a free account

Need this as data, not as a page? Rules : Resolving of disputes with State under section 28 read with section 23 is one of 49,000+ enactments on CourtMesh. The Indian court cases API serves the case law that cites these provisions over JSON, with API documentation and plans and pricing. See also the judgment library.