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Section 30: ln the principal Act, for section 33, ihe following shall be substituted, namely

The Sikkim Water Supply and Water Tax Act, 1986State Act of Sikkim · Act 8 of 1986

"33. Levy of Water Fee

(1) For the purposes of this Acl, the Government shall levy, on any estab ishment, industry where water not supplled by lhe competent authority is used foT non domestic purpose, a lee at such rate the Government may, lrom tlme to time, by notification, specify and different rates of fee may be specllled lor dlfferent areas or dilferent usage.

Provided thatr-

(a) no such fee shall be levied and collected in any a.ea where such iee is already being collected by any local authority, or any other authority under the provisions of Sikkim Laws;

(b) no such iee shall be levied and col ected in any area where water charge is already being collected by the competent authority;

(c) no such iee shall be levied ano collected from any establishment, industry where the daily usage is up to one kilolitres;

(d) no such fee shall be levied and collected when water is Jsed ior agr cuhural purposes.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Sikkim Water Supply and Water Tax Act, 1986
Section30
Marginal noteln the principal Act, for section 33, ihe following shall be substituted, namely
JurisdictionState of Sikkim
StatusIn force as published by the source

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