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Section 7

The United Provinces Aerial Ropeways Act 1922State Act of Uttarakhand · Act 1 of 1922

(1) If after considering any objections or suggestions which may have been made in respect to the draft, on or before the specified date, the State Government is of opinion that the application should be granted with or without modification or subject or not to any restriction or condition, it may make an order accordingly.

(2) Every order authorizing the construction of a ropeway shall be published in the official Gazette and such publication shall be conclusive proof that the order has been made as required by this section.

Cessation of powers given by an order

8. If a promoter authorized by an order to construct an aerial ropeway does not, within the time specified in the order,

(a) succeed in raising the full amount of capital required for the completion of the ropeway ; or

(b) make, in the opinion of the State Government substantial progress with the construction of the ropeway ; or

(c) complete the construction thereof;

the powers given to the promoter by such order shall, unless the State Government prolongs the time so specified, cease to be exercised.

Further order

Where this provision sits

ActThe United Provinces Aerial Ropeways Act 1922
Section7
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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