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CHAPTER 6 – VIOLATIONS OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
6-1. Removal or Prevention of Violation.
6-1.1 The Authority and each Concerned Authority shall carry
out inspection and take other appropriate measures to ensure compliance
with these Regulations.
6-1.2 If the Authority/Concerned Authority shall find that any
of the provisions of these Regulations, or any rules relating
thereto, or any conditions of a General or Special Development
Permit, are being or have been violated, it shall serve a notice
in writing on any person responsible for the violation.
6-1.2.1 The notice shall indicate the nature of the violation
and the Authority/Concerned Authority may order such action as
it may deem appropriate to correct the violation including but
not limited to:
a) The discontinuance of any illegal work being done on, or activities
being conducted in relation to, land;
b) Requiring the Owner/Professional who are carrying out or have
carried out such building works, on or before such day as shall
be specified in such notice, by a statement in writing subscribed
by him or by an agent duly authorised by him and addressed to
the Authority, to show sufficient cause why such building works
or such part thereof shall not be removed or altered to comply
with these Regulations;
c) If such person fails to show sufficient cause to the satisfaction
of the concerned Authority why such building works or part thereof
shall not be removed or altered, the concerned Authority may take
the following actions:-
i) require the person who has carried out the works against the
provisions of these Regulations or any other statute, to alter
or cessation the whole or part of development works thereof;
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ii) any other measures authorised by these Regulations, or with
the conditions of development permit.
6-1.2.2 The order shall specify the period within which the violation
shall be corrected and in the event of non-compliance with the
order the Authority/Concerned Authority may itself cause appropriate
measures under the relevant statute to be taken to effect compliance.
The expenses shall be recoverable from the owner or owners in
the manner provided for the recovery of arrears of land revenues
or taxes.
6-1.2.3 The giving of notice and making and serving of an order
under this clause shall not be a prerequisite to the initiation
of, and shall not bar, any prosecution under any applicable law,
and the Authority/Concerned Authority may take action under this
clause whether or not a prosecution has been initiated.
6-2. Enforcement by MP&ECD.
MP&ECD may direct the Concerned Authority (under whose jurisdiction
violation/s occur) to take action under Regulation 1-4 with respect
to any violation.
6-3. Appeals
6-3.1. Within 30 days from the date of receipt of any order of
an Authority/Concerned Authority/MP&ECD under these Regulations,
any aggrieved person so served may appeal to the Authority/Concerned
Authority/MP& ECD as the case may be, which shall give him
an opportunity to be heard before such officer within 15 days
of filing such appeal.
6-3.2. Within 30 days from the date of receipt of any order of
Authority/Concerned Authority/MP&ECD under these Regulations
or of its determination on an appeal under the preceding sub-clause,
the aggrieved person so served may appeal to the Government which
shall give him an opportunity to be heard before such officer
or committee and within such reasonable time as shall be designated
by the Government.
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6-3.2.1 Authority/Concerned Authority/MP&ECD or the Government,
as the case may be, after considering a report and any recommendations
of the hearing officer or officers, may affirm, modify or over-rule
the order or determination.
6-4. Finality of Orders or Determinations.
Unless an appeal has been admitted as provided by Clause 6-3.
of above, an original or appellate order, or determination of
the Authority/Concerned Authority/MP&ECD or the Government
shall be final.
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