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Section 12: Cutting Tusks

tamil nadu captive elephants (management & maintenance) Rules, 2011State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1972

(1) The owner of the tusker shall apply in writing for permission of the Chief Wildlife Warden or the officer authorized by him in this behalf, for cutting or shaping the tusk, indicating the location where it will be done and the name of the competent person who would perform the operation at least one month in advance;

(2) The Chief Wildlife Warden shall issue the permission within three weeks to carry out the operation in the presence of an officer not below the rank of Forest Range Officer or Forest Veterinary Officer or Assistant Forest Veterinary Officer as instructed by the Chief Wildlife Warden;

(3) The authorised officer shall report to the Chief Wildlife Warden, the details of the cut portion such as, length and weight of the tusk;

(4) In case permission is not granted, the owner shall be intimated of the reason for rejecting the request in writing;

(5) The Chief Wildlife Warden, based on a written request with the details shall issue a ownership certificate to the owner for keeping the cut tusks in accordance with the provisions of the Act.

Where this provision sits

Acttamil nadu captive elephants (management & maintenance) Rules, 2011
Section12
Marginal noteCutting Tusks
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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