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Section 10: Removal of the temporary structure

The Tamil Nadu Panchayats ( Licensing of Pandals and Temporary Structure on Road Margins Vested in the Highways and Rural Works Department…State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1994

(1) The Village Panchayat shall cause the temporary pandal or structures, if any, erected on any public road in connection with the fairs or festival to be removed by the licensee and restore the site to its original condition on the completion of the fair or festival.

(2) In case the Licensee fails to remove pandal or structure on the expiry of the period of licence, the Executive Authority shall have power to dismantle it at the cost of the Licensee. The cost of dismantle shall be adjusted from the deposit amount. If, in the event of deposit amount not being adequate for such cost, the balance shall be recovered from the Licensee by means of a bill as arrears of taxes due to the Village Panchayat.

RAMESH CHANDRA PANDA SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

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ActThe Tamil Nadu Panchayats ( Licensing of Pandals and Temporary Structure on Road Margins Vested in the Highways and Rural Works Department in Village panchayat Areas) Rules, 1999.
Section10
Marginal noteRemoval of the temporary structure
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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