https://www.manupatrafast.com/TOC/TocDisplay.aspx?col=8Vmp9ozFMb/2ISz1SdixCIRVngsjs/j1lxFukHhUlVjtLjdB0bd4mmFTJWUx/aBSKBdGFQIME6VoesAFaCGBewHrWR8ddcNQuL7JwN7hYU7qHizMrFQj4LFUvb7Bkchar(43)6o706GyNkh4BCUcuVcjmbGhejF08ykNubEvKW4zqo890cktJ88vxBo32cc1YJmu9Dc/5IUlIm3BdNjSABchar(43)2R9TRHZChuWg9X1a6Zdqtl8E2/Y=&path=Bare%20Acts%20and%20Rules/State/tamil%20nadu/Rules/tamil%20nadu/Tamil%20Nadu%20Town%20and%20Country%20Planning%20Act%201971/GuExBu2017/Toc.htm#to It shall be compulsory for all the individual building owners and building promoters eligible under guideline number 3(1) to file an application online in Form-A for regularisation to the competent authority concerned within six months from the date of notification of these guidelines along with the fees and charges as per the self assessment made and annexed with the applications and further accompanied with other required particulars as prescribed. The competent authority shall process the application and pass orders of regularisation/rejection.
Section 4: Compulsory application for regularization
Guidelines for the Exemption of Buildings, 2017State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1971
Where this provision sits
| Act | Guidelines for the Exemption of Buildings, 2017 |
|---|---|
| Section | 4 |
| Marginal note | Compulsory application for regularization |
| Jurisdiction | State of Tamil Nadu |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
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