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Section 22: Power of State Government to close and reopen aerial ropeways

The United Provinces Aerial, Ropeways1 Act, 1922State Act of Uttar Pradesh · Act 1 of 1922

22. (1) If, after inspecting any aerial ropeway opened to traffic, anInspector is of opinion that the use of the ropeway or of any specifiedpart therof may be attended with danger to the public, he shall state that opinion, together with the grounds therefor to the State Government and the State Government may thereupon order that, for reasons to be set forth in the order, the aerial ropeway, or the part thereof so specified, be close to all traffic or to any special class of traffic. In cases of extreme urgency the inspector may order the suspension of the working of the ropeway or any part thereof which he considers necessary pending the final orders of the State Government.

(2) When under sub-section (1) an aerial ropeway or any part thereof has been closed to any traffic it shall not be re-opened to such traffic untill it has been inspected and its re-opening sanctioned in accordance with the provisions of this Act.

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ActThe United Provinces Aerial, Ropeways1 Act, 1922
Section22
Marginal notePower of State Government to close and reopen aerial ropeways
JurisdictionState of Uttar Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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