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Section 8

The West Bengal Highways Act. 1964State Act of West Bengal · Act 28 of 1964

(1) No person shall make any encroachment without obtaining previous permission in writing of the Highway Authority or any officer not below the rank of an Assistant Engineer authorised by him in this behalf.

The West Bengal iltyltways Act, 1964. 3 XXVIII of 1984.]

(Chapter 1V.—Preuention and removal of encroachment.— Secteons 9, 10.)

(2) The Highway Authority or such officer may, having due regard to the safety and convenience of traffic and subject to such condition& and on payment of such fee or other charge as may be prescribed, grant a permit to riny person to use or occupy temporarily any land appertaining to or adjoining a highway for such period as may be specified therein.

(3) Any person holding a permit granted under subsection (2) shall, if required, produce it for inspection before the Highway Authority or any officer authorised under sub-section (1) and shall on the expiry of the period specified therein restore the land under his use or occupation to its original condition and make over possession thereof to the Highway Authority or the officer referred to in subsection (1).

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ActThe West Bengal Highways Act. 1964
Section8
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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