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Section 22: Powers of Forest Officer to stop extraction of forest produce

The Telangana Forest Contract (Disposal of Forest Produce) Rules, 19777State Rules of Telangana · 1967

Where the consideration payable to Government under the contract is payable in instalments and the Divisional Forest Officer at any time before the last instalment is paid, considers that the value of the forest produce removed by the contractor exceeds the amount of the instalment already paid, the Divisional Forest Officer may stop further removal until the contractor has paid further sums as may, in his opinion, be sufficient to cover such excess:

Provided that is shall be lawful for the Divisional Forest Officer to cause seizure either within the coupe or outside of such forest produce removed from the coupe and not paid for till such payment is made within the period.

Explanation :- For the purpose of this rule the value of the forest produce removed shall be calculated on the basis of the consideration payable to the Government and not on the price which the forest contractor may be obtaining in the market.

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ActThe Telangana Forest Contract (Disposal of Forest Produce) Rules, 19777
Section22
Marginal notePowers of Forest Officer to stop extraction of forest produce
JurisdictionState of Telangana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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