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Andhra Pradesh Land Registration Form 32A PDF 305: Best Practices and Examples



Publication Cover. andhra pradesh land registration form 32a pdf 305Journal Philosophical Magazine Letters Volume 82, 2002 - Issue 3 ... Pages 141-147 Published online: 14 Nov 2010.. Pages 141-147.


  • Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 18881. Short title and extent.

  • 2. Repeal of enactments.

  • 3. Definitions of terms.

  • 4. Municipal Authorities.

  • 5. Composition of Corporation.

  • 5A. Reservation of seats.

  • 5B. Person contesting election for reserved seat to submit Caste Certificate and Validity Certificate.

  • 6. Duration of Corporation.

  • 6A. Term of office of councillors.

  • 6B. Election to constitute Corporation.

  • 7.

  • 7A.

  • 7B. Councillor to vacate all offices if he ceases to be a Councillor.

  • 8. Reeligibility of persons ceasing to be councillors.

  • 9. Casual vacancies how to be filled up.

  • 10. Publications of names of councillors in the Official Gazette.

  • 11.Persons qualified to vote.

  • 11A. Qualifications of voters at election of delegates.

  • 12 and 13.

  • 14. Qualification for election as a councillor at a ward election.

  • 14A. Qualifications for elections as a councillor by delegates.

  • 15. Qualifications for elections by Chamber, etc.

  • 15A. Qualifications for cooption.

  • 16. Disqualifications for being a councillor.

  • 17. A person becoming disqualified to cease to be a Councillor.

  • 18. Questions as to disqualifications to be determined by Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court.

  • 18IA. Liability of Councillor to removal from office.

  • 18A. State Election Commission.

  • 18AA. Power of State Election Commissioner to issue directions to prevent impersonation.

  • 19. Division of Brihan Mumbai into single member wards and preparation of municipal election roll therefor.

  • 20.

  • 21. Right to vote.

  • 21A. Procedure regarding elections of delegates and councillor.

  • 21B. Preparation and revision of list for supplementary election rolls.

  • 21C. Completion of supplementary election roll.

  • 21D. Consolidation of supplementary election roll.

  • 22. Dates of election.

  • 23. Consequences of extension of term of office of councillors or appointment of Administrator and holding of general ward elections any time thereafter.

  • 24. Division of the city into the ward for the purposes of elections.

  • 25. Notice to be given of day fixed for ward elections.

  • 26. Candidates at ward elections must be nominated. Provisions regarding nominations.

  • 26A. Deposit by candidates.

  • 27. Poll to be taken when a ward election is contested.

  • 27A. Prohibition of canvassing in or near polling stations.

  • 27AA. Prohibition of public meetings on the day preceding the day of poll and on the day of poll.

  • 27B. Penalty for disorderly conduct in or near polling station.

  • 27C. Penalty for misconduct at polling stations.

  • 28. Provisions respecting contested ward elections.

  • 28A. Maintenance of secrecy of voting.

  • 28B. Officers, etc. at elections not to act for candidates or to influence voting.

  • 28C. Breaches of official duty in connection with elections.

  • 28D. Removal of ballot papers from polling stations to be an offence.

  • 28E. Other offences and penalties therefor.

  • 28F. What is a corrupt practice.

  • 28G. Corrupt practices, criminal offences and procedure.

  • 28H. Adjournment of poll in emergencies.

  • 28I. Fresh ballot in the case of destruction, etc., of ballot boxes.

  • 29. State Government may make rules for the conduct of election.

  • 30. Proceedings at Fellow's elections.

  • 30A. Proceedings at elections of coopted councillors.

  • 31. Proceedings at elections by the Chamber or Association.

  • 31A. Repealed by Bombay 17 of 1931, Section 3.

  • 32. Declaration of results of elections.

  • 33. Election petitions to be heard and disposed of by Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court.

  • 34. Procedure if election fails or is set aside.

  • 35. Appointment by State Government of councillors when to be made.

  • 36. Provision regulating the corporation's proceedings.

  • 36A. Power to order withdrawal of member.

  • 37. Mayor and Deputy Mayor.

  • 37IA. Leader of Opposition.

  • 37IA1. Leader of the House.

  • 37A. Honoraria, fees or allowances.

  • 37B. Deleted.

  • 38. Appointment of consultative committees for special purposes.

  • 38A. Special committees of the Corporation.

  • 38B. Special committees of the Standing Committee, the Improvements Committee or the Education Committee.

  • 38C. Appointment of subcommittees by the Improvements Committee.

  • 39. Appointment of Primary Education Consultative Committee.

  • 40. A Committee may be appointed for other educational purposes.

  • 41. Appointment of Hospital Committee.

  • 42. Constitution of Standing Committee.

  • 43. Members of the Standing Committee when to be appointed.

  • 44. Appointment of Chairman of Standing Committee.

  • 45. Members of Standing Committee to retire by rotation.

  • 46. Appointment of members of Standing Committee to replace those who retir.

  • 46A. Member of Standing Committee absenting himself for three months from meetings to vacate seat.

  • 47. Casual vacancies in the Standing Committee how to be filled up.

  • 48. Each Standing Committee to continue in office tilt a new Committee is appointed.

  • 49. Provisions regulating the proceedings of the Standing Committee.

  • 49A. Improvements Committee to be constituted for the purpose of carrying out the improvement of the city.

  • 49B. Constitution of the Improvements Committee.

  • 49C. Members of Improvements Committee when to be appointed.

  • 49D. Appointment of Chairman of Improvements Committee.

  • 49E. Members of Improvements Committee to retire by rotation.

  • 49F. Appointment of members of Improvements Committee to replace those who retire.

  • 49G. Casual vacancies in the Improvements Committee how to be filled up.

  • 49H. Improvements Committee to continue in office till a new Committee is appointed.

  • 49I. Provisions to regulate the proceedings of the Improvements Committee.

  • 50. Constitution of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committees and term of office of its members.

  • 50A. Disqualification of members of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 50B. Casual vacancies how to be filled up.

  • 50C. Chairman of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 50D. Meetings of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 50E. Fees for attendance at meetings of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 50F. Subcommittees of the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 50G. Constitution of Education Committee.

  • 50H. Members of Education Committee when to be appointed.

  • 50I. Disqualifications of members of Education Committee.

  • 50J. Appointment of Chairman of Education Committee.

  • 50K. Members of Education Committee to retire by rotation.

  • 50L. Appointment of members of Education Committee to replace those who retire.

  • 50M. Casual vacancy in Education Committee how to be filled up.

  • 50N. Each Education Committee to continue in office till new committee is appointed.

  • 50O. Education Committee to act notwithstanding default etc. in appointment of member.

  • 50P. Meetings of Education Committee.

  • 50Q. Right of Municipal Commissioner and Education Officer to be present.

  • 50R. Appointment of subcommittees by Education Committee.

  • 50S. Elections to Committees to be by proportional representation.

  • 50T. Deleted by Maharashtra 10 of 1998, Section 14.

  • 50TT. Constitution of Wards Committee.

  • 50TU. Determination of areas.

  • 50TV. Meetings of Area Sabha.

  • 50TW. Functions and duties of Area Sabha.

  • 50TX. Rights and powers of Area Sabha.

  • 51. Vacancy in Corporation or in any committee not to invalidate its proceedings.

  • 52. Proceedings of corporation, etc., not vitiated by disqualification, etc., of members thereof.

  • 53. Proceedings of meeting to be deemed to be good and valid until the contrary is proved.

  • 53A. Exercise of powers and discharge of duties of any committee by corporation.

  • 53B. Removal of Chairman or Deputy Chairman of committees.

  • 54. Appointment of the Commissioner.

  • 54A. Appointment of the Director.

  • 55. Appointment of a Deputy Municipal Commissioner.

  • 56. Functions of the Director and a Deputy Commissioner.

  • 56A. Appointment of Deputy Municipal Commissioner (Improvements).

  • 56B. Functions of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner (Improvements).

  • 57. Salary of the Commissioner.

  • 58. Remuneration of the Director and a Deputy Commissioner.

  • 58A. Remuneration of the Deputy Municipal Commissioner (Improvements).

  • 59. Grant of leave of absence to the Commissioner Director or Deputy Commissioner.

  • 60. Commissioner, Director and Deputy Commissioner not to be interested in any contract with the corporation.

  • 60A. Appointment of General Manager.

  • 60B. Leave of absence to General Manager.

  • 60C. Disqualifications of General Manager.

  • 60D. Appointment of Chief Accounts Officer.

  • 61. Matters to be provided for by the corporation.

  • 62.Corporation to provide a monthly sum to State Government for maintaining certain medical institutions in Mumbai.

  • 62A. Fees to be charged by the corporation in public hospitals and dispensaries.

  • 62B. Extent of benefit to corporation by change in policy of State Government in regard to their liability in respect of primary education.

  • 62BB. Directions by State Government regarding subjects etc. in schools.

  • 62C. Primary school and schools maintained by grants to be open to officers appointed by State Government for inspection.

  • 62D. Corporation to provide annual sum for the Prince of Wales Museum of Western India.

  • 62E. Corporation to provide for maintenance of lunatics.

  • 63. Matters which may be provided for by the corporation at their discretion.

  • 63A. Performance of functions by agencies.

  • 63B. Environment Status Report.

  • 64. Functions of the several municipal authorities.

  • 64A. Citizens' Charter.

  • 64B. Delegation of Power.

  • 64C. Disciplinary action.

  • 64D. Nonapplication of provisions of section 64C in certain circumstances.

  • 65.Corporations may call for extracts from proceedings, etc. from Committees.

  • 66. Corporations may require the Commissioner to produce documents and furnish returns reports, etc.

  • 66A. Right to ask questions.

  • 66B. Discussion on urgent public matters.

  • 66C. Asking for statement from Commissioner.

  • 67. Exercise of powers to be subject to sanction by Corporation of the necessary expenditure.

  • 68. Delegation of powers of Municipal Authorities.

  • 68A.

  • 68AA. Government officers may be empowered to exercise certain powers, etc. of the Commissioner.

  • 68B.

  • 69. Power to the Commissioner to execute contracts on behalf of the Corporation.

  • 70. Mode of executing contracts.

  • 71. Contract not binding on the Corporation unless executed as prescribed in section 70.

  • 72. Tenders to be invited for contracts involving expenditure exceeding three lakhs rupees.

  • 72A. Power to execute contracts with unemployed Engineers.

  • 73. Security when to be taken for performance of contract

  • 73IA. Saving of contracts under Chapter XVIA.

  • 73A. Appointment of Special Engineer.

  • 74. Appointment of city engineer executive health officer and hydraulic engineer.

  • 75. Time within which vacancy in office of city engineer or executive health officer or hydraulic engineer must be fill up.

  • 76. Executive health officer to be the consulting officer of health under Bombay Act VI of 1867.

  • 76A. Appointment of Education Officer.

  • 76B. Corporation to appoint qualified medical practitioners to the charge of hospitals maintained by the corporation.

  • 77. Appointment of municipal secretary.

  • 78. Appointment of clerks and servants subordinate to the municipal secretary

  • 78A. Appointment of municipal chief auditor.

  • 78B. Appointment, salaries, fees, allowances and duties of assistant auditors, clerks and servants subordinate to the municipal chief auditor.

  • 78C. Appointment of Municipal Chief Accountant (finance).

  • 78D. Appointment of Municipal Chief Accountant (water supply and sewerage).

  • 78E. Appointment of Municipal Chief Accountant (Treasury)

  • 78F. Power of State Government to notify posts to be filled in by deputation.

  • 79. Schedule of other officers and servants to be prepared by the Commissioner and sanctioned by the standing committee or the Education Committee

  • 80. Restriction of employment of permanent officers and servants.

  • 80B. Manner of making appointment.

  • 81. Standing Committee to frame regulations for grant of leave, etc.

  • 82. Power of appointment in whom to vest.

  • 83. Power of suspending, reducing, removing or dismissing and imposing other penalties in whom to vest.

  • 84. Leave of absence by whom to be granted.

  • 84A. Saving in respect of officers and servants appointed under Chapter XVIA.

  • 85. Acting appointments.

  • 85A. Temporary appointment.

  • 86. Municipal officer or servant not to be interested in any contract with the corporation.

  • 86A. Sanction for prosecution of officers and servants of Corporation.

  • 86B. Disclosure of specified information.

  • 87. Powers of corporation as to acquisition of property

  • 88. Transfer to the corporation of the property of the municipal corporation.

  • 89. Conditions affecting the vesting of the Vehar water works in the corporation.

  • 89A. Lands and buildings specified in Schedule V to vest in Government.

  • 89B. The Statue of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and the site thereof in the Esplanade Road to vest in the Corporation subject to certain conditions.

  • 89C. The Victoria and Albert Museum renamed as Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum and the site thereof to vest in the corporation.

  • 89D. Central Vaccine Depot at Parel to vest in the Corporation.

  • 89E. All buildings used for primary education and the sites thereof to vest in the corporation.

  • 89F. Corporation to repay to State Government the amount of grant made for purposes of primary education in respect of certain buildings or sites if used for other purposes.

  • 90. Acquisition of immovable property by agreement.

  • 91. Procedure when immovable property cannot be acquired by agreement.

  • 91A. Transfer of property to the corporation.

  • 91AA. Power to grant lease of Plot No. 3, the Cooperage Plot, or part thereof.

  • 91AAA. Power to lease part of Plot No. 4(b) the Marine Lines Maidan, for certain purposes.

  • 91B. Vesting of property in Government on the termination of lease granted by the corporation.

  • 91C. Power to apply certain lands vested in the corporation to the purpose of any scheme under this Act.

  • 91D. Property of abolished municipalities and local authorities vesting in corporation.

  • 91DA. Property of abolished municipalities and local authorities in extended suburbs vesting in corporation.

  • 91E. Decision of claims to property by or against the corporation in the suburbs and the extended suburbs.

  • 91F. Requisitioning of premises, vehicles, etc. for elections.

  • 91G. Payment of compensation.

  • 91H. Power to obtain information.

  • 91I. Eviction from requisitioned premises.

  • 91J. Release of premises from requisition.

  • 91K. Power to make rules.

  • 91L. Penalty for contravention of any order, regarding requisitioning.

  • 92. Provisions governing the disposal of municipal property.

  • 92A. Obligation annexed to property binding on transferee.

  • 93. Debts payable by the Corporation.

  • 94. Vehar water works' debt repayable in monthly instalments.

  • 95. Period of repayment of consolidated loan.

  • 96. Payments to whom to be made

  • 97. In case of nonpayment report to be made to the Chief Secretary to State Government

  • 98. Arrears may be recovered by detention of moneys due to the corporation.

  • 99. Or by attachment of the municipal fund, etc.

  • 100. Reversion of Vehar water works to the Government in case of default in payment of any instalment of the debt due on their account.

  • 101. Other rights, remedies of the Government not to be affected.

  • 102. Method of appropriating payments on account of the Vehar water works.

  • 103. Method of appropriating payments on account of the consolidated loan.

  • 104. Sinking fund for house rate and market loans to be maintained.

  • 105. Account of balances due on loans to be published by the Commissioner yearly

  • 105A. Definitions.

  • 105B. Power to evict person from Corporation premises.

  • 105C. Power to recover rent or damages as arrears of property taxes.

  • 105D. Rent to be recovered by deduction from salary or wages in case of corporation employees.

  • 105E. Commissioner to have powers of Civil Court.

  • 105F. Appeals.

  • 105G. Finality of orders.

  • 105H. Power to make regulations.

  • 106. Power to borrow from Central or State Government or other persons.

  • 106A. Restrictions on utilisation of funds created by corporation.

  • 107. Provisions applicable to any new loan contracted with Central or State Government.

  • 108. Mortgage of taxes or immovable property

  • 109. Provisions as to exercise of borrowing powers

  • 109A. Investment of sinking fund and surplus moneys in debentures issued by the corporation.

  • 109AA. Annual examinations of sinking funds.

  • 109B. Corporation may take advance from banks and grant mortgage.

  • 109C. Corporation to have power to borrow from banks against Government promissory notes or securities.

  • 110. Form of security.

  • 110A. Issue of duplicate securities.

  • 110AA. Renewal of debentures.

  • 110AB. Renewal of debentures in case of dispute as to title.

  • 110AC. Liability in respect of debenture renewed.

  • 110AD. Discharge in certain cases.

  • 110AE. Indemnity.

  • 110B. Right of survivors of joint payees of securities.

  • 110C. Power of one or two or more joint holders to grant receipts.

  • 110D. Debentures issued under Bombay Acts IV of 1898 and XVI of 1925.

  • 110DD. Issue of stock certificates.

  • 110E. Provisions for loans, etc raised by the Board of Trustees under Bombay Act IV of 1898 and Bombay Act XVI of 1925.

  • 110F. Procedure in event of default by corporation in payment of interest or investment of sinking fund charges.

  • 110G. Procedure in case of default by Commissioner.

  • 110H. Certain sums to be a charge upon the property of the corporation.

  • 111. Constitution of the municipal fund.

  • 111A. Annual grant by State Government; from process of entertainments duty.

  • 112. Commissioner to receive payments on account of the municipal fund and to lodge them in a bank.

  • 113. How the fund shall be drawn against.

  • 114. Deposit of portion of the municipal fund may be made with bank or agency out of Mumbai when convenient.

  • 115. Only sums covered by budget grant to be expended from the municipal fund.

  • 116. Drafts on the municipal fund to be checked by Officer of the Corporation.

  • 117. Procedure when money not covered by a budget grant is expended under clause (e), (f), (g) or (h) of section 115.

  • 118. Purpose for which the municipal fund is to be applied.

  • 118A. Municipal fund where to be expended.

  • 119. Temporary payments from the municipal fund for works urgently required for public service

  • 119A. Constitution of the Consolidated Water Supply and Sewage Disposal Loan Fund.

  • 119B. Constitution of the Water and Sewage Fund.

  • 120. Constitution of Fines Fund.

  • 120A. Constitution of Welfare Fund.

  • 121. Special funds may be created with the approval of the corporation

  • 122. Investment of surplus money.

  • 123. Accounts to be kept in forms prescribed by Standing Committee.

  • 123A. Separate pro forma accounts to kept by the Commissioner.

  • 123B. Separate pro forma accounts in respect of the suburbs to be kept.

  • 123BB. Provisions of section 231B to apply mutatis mutandis in respect of extended suburbs.

  • 123C. Accounts in respect of primary education.

  • 124. Preparation of annual administration report and statement of accounts

  • 125. Estimates of expenditure and income to be prepared annually by Commissioner.

  • 125A. Classification of budget heads.

  • 126. Budget estimates to be prepared by the Standing Committee.

  • 126A. Estimates of expenditure and income of the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking to be prepared annually by General Manager.

  • 126B. Budget estimate to be prepared by Briban Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 126C. Estimates of expenditure and receipts of primary education.

  • 126D. Budget estimate "C" to be prepared by Education Committee.

  • 126E. Estimate of expenditure and receipts for the purposes of Chapters IX and X.

  • 126F. Budget Estimate "G" to be prepared by the Standing Committee.

  • 126G. Report on services provided in a subsidised manner.

  • 127. Consideration of budget estimates by Corporation.

  • 128. Fixing rates, of municipal taxes and of fares and charges of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking.

  • 129. Final adoption of budget estimates.

  • 129A. Estimates of expenditure and income deemed to be budget estimates.

  • 130. Budget grant defined.

  • 131. Corporation may increase amount of budget grants and make additional grants.

  • 132. Rules as to unexpended budget grants.

  • 133. Reductions or transfer.

  • 134. Readjustment of income and expenditure to be made by the corporation during course of official year whenever necessary.

  • 135. Monthly scrutiny of accounts by municipal chief auditor and scrutiny of account by the Standing Committee.

  • 136. Duties and powers of the municipal chief auditor

  • 137. Report by the municipal chief auditor.

  • 137A. Application of sections 135, 136 and 137 to accounts of the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund.

  • 137B. Power of State Government to require audit by Director, Local Fund Accounts Audit.

  • 138. A special audit may be directed by State Government.

  • 139. Taxes to be imposed under this Act.

  • 139A. Property taxes what to consist.

  • 140. Property taxes leviable on rateable value, or on capital value, as the case may be, and at what rate.

  • 140A. Property taxes to be levied on capital value and the rate thereof.

  • 141. Water taxes on what premises to be levied.

  • 142. Sewerage taxes on what premises to be levied.

  • 143. General tax on what premises to be levied.

  • 144. Payment to be made to the corporation in lieu of the general tax by the Central Government; or the State Government, as the case may be.

  • 144A. Concession in payment of property tax.

  • 144B. Temporary provisions for Levy of property tax at reduced rates in respect of certain buildings.

  • 144C. Temporary provision for levy of property tax at reduced rate in respect of buildings or tenements constructed for economically weaker sections of society, by certain institutions.

  • 144D. Temporary provision for levy of property tax at reduced rates in respect of ceased buildings.

  • 144E. Levy of property tax at reduced rates in respect of buildings and lands of Special Development Projects.

  • 144F. Additional stamp duty on certain transfers of immovable properties.

  • 145. Amendment of section 36, Bombay Act VI of 1879.

  • 146. Primary responsibility for property taxes on whom to rest.

  • 147. Apportionment of responsibility for property tax when the premises assessed are let or sublet.

  • 148. Person primarily liable for property tax entitled to credit, if he is a rent payer.

  • 149. Notice to be given to the Commissioner of all transfers of title of persons primarily liable to payment of property tax

  • 150. Form of notice.

  • 151. Liability payment property taxes to continue in the absence of any notice of transfer.

  • 152. Notice to be given to the Commissioner of the erection of a new building etc

  • 152A. Levy of penalty on unlawful building.

  • 153. Notice to be given to the Commissioner of demolition or removal of a building.

  • 154. Rateable value or capital value how to be determined.

  • 154A. Provisional fixation of capital value in certain cases.

  • 155. Commissioner may call for information or returns from owner or occupier or enter and inspect assessable premises.

  • 156. Assessment book what to contain.

  • 157. The assessment book to be made separately for each ward and in parts, if necessary.

  • 158. Treatment of property which is let to two or more persons in separate occupancies.

  • 159. Person primarily liable for property taxes how to be designated, if his name cannot be ascertained.

  • 160. Public notice to be given when valuation of property in any ward has been completed.

  • 161. Assessment book to be open to inspection.

  • 162. Time for filing complaints against valuations to be publicly announced.

  • 163. Time and manner of filing complaints against valuation.

  • 164. Notice to complainants of day fixed for investigating their complaints.

  • 165. Hearing of complaint.

  • 166. Authentication of ward assessment book when all complaints have been disposed of.

  • 167. Assessment book may be amended by the Commissioner during the official year.

  • 168. New assessment book need not be prepared every official year.

  • 169. Rules for water taxes and charges.

  • 170. Rules for sewerage taxes and charges.

  • 171.

  • 172. Rules for water taxes and charges and sewerage taxes and charges and amendment thereof.

  • 173. Water tax water charges sewerage tax or sewerage charges paid by any person may be recovered by him from the occupier of the premises for which it is paid.

  • 173A. Owner of premises entitled to recover water charges from occupiers of tenements.

  • 173B. Water charges paid by owners but not recovered from occupiers not to operate to diminish annual rent for purposes of section 154.

  • 173BA. Section 173B not to have effect.

  • 173BB. Owner of premises entitled to recover sewerage charges from occupiers of tenements.

  • 173C. Occupier of premises entitled to recover water taxes and charges from owner, when he is not bound to pay but pays them to Commissioner.

  • 174. Refund of the water tax and sewerage tax when and to what extent obtainable.

  • 175.

  • 176. Refund not claimable unless notice of vacancy is given to the Commissioner.

  • 177. Refund of water tax inadmissible unless application for stopping water supply has been made.

  • 178.

  • 179. Applications for refund when and how to be made.

  • 180. Tax on what vehicles and animals to be levied.

  • 181. Exemptions from the tax.

  • 182. Persons responsible for the payment of the tax.

  • 183. Vehicles under repair, or standing at carriagemaker's exempt.

  • 184. Animals unfit for use, and not used, exempt.

  • 185. Liverystablekeepers and others may be compounded with.

  • 186. Vehicle and animal tax book to be kept.

  • 187. Returns may be called for from owners of premises and persons supposed to be liable to the tax.

  • 188. Notice to be given to Commissioner by a person who becomes owner or possessed of a vehicle or animal in respect of which liability arises, etc.

  • 189. Power to inspect stables and summon persons liable to the tax.

  • 190. Refund of tax on vehicles and animals when and to what extent obtainable.

  • 191. Refund not claimable unless notice is given to the Commissioner.

  • 191A. Tax on dogs.

  • 191B. Licence and number ticket for dogs.

  • 191BA. Control and other provisions as to dogs.

  • 191BB. Exemption of dogs kept by certain Consular Officers.

  • 191C. Protection of persons acting in good faith.

  • 191D. Certain sections not to apply.

  • 191E. Theatre tax.

  • 191F. Liability to pay theatre tax.

  • 191G. Register of persons liable to pay theatre tax.

  • 191H. Returns by persons liable to pay theatre tax.

  • 191I. Power of inspection.

  • 191J. Notice of demand.

  • 191K. Rules governing theatre tax.

  • 192 to 195-1B

  • 195A. Levy of town duty on raw cotton.

  • 195B. Payment of 4/7ths of gross revenue to Government: Allocation of duty.

  • 195C. Accounts to be kept; exercise by corporation of option to take over arbitration.

  • 195D. Definitions of loan.

  • 195E. Levy of education cess.

  • 195F. Payment to be made to Corporation in lieu of education cess by State Government.

  • 195G. Street tax.

  • 196. Any tax imposable under this Act may be increased by way of imposing supplementary taxation.

  • 197. Property taxes payable halfyearly in advance.

  • 198. Tax on vehicles, animals and public conveyances payable in advance.

  • 199.

  • 200. Service of bills for certain taxes.

  • 200A. Rebate in respect of advance payment of tax.

  • 201. When one bill may be served for several claims.

  • 202. Levy of penalty on unpaid amount of bill.

  • 203. Distress and attachment.

  • 204. Goods of defaulter may be distrained wherever found.

  • 205. Inventory and notice of distress and sale.

  • 206. Sale.

  • 207. Fees for warrants, distraints and attachment and maintenance of animals seized.

  • 207A. Penalty.

  • 208. Fees for cost of recovery and penalty may be remitted.

  • 208A. Seizure of vehicles and animals if tax on vehicles and animals not paid and number plate not obtained.

  • 209. When occupiers may be held liable for payment of property taxes.

  • 209A. When tenantmembers may be held liable for payment of property taxes due from cooperative housing societies.

  • 209B. When joint owners of property may be held liable severally for payment of property tax due from them.

  • 210. Summary proceedings may be taken against persons about to leave Brihan Mumbai.

  • 211. Defaulters may be sued for arrears, if necessary.

  • 212. Property taxes to be a first charge on premises on which they are assessed.

  • 213.

  • 214.

  • 215. Powers of persons authorised to collect and refund town duties.

  • 216. Writing off of irrecoverable taxes.

  • 216A. Power of Corporation to grant rebate for payment of arrears of tax.

  • 216B. Special provision for facility for payment of property taxes.

  • 216C. Power to assess in case of escape from assessment.

  • 217. Appeals when and to whom to lie.

  • 218. Cause of complaint when to be deemed to have accrued.

  • 218A. Arbitration.

  • 218B. Appointment of expert valuer.

  • 218BA. Section 218B not to have effect.

  • 218C. Reference to High Court.

  • 218D. Appeals.

  • 218E. Cost of proceedings in appeal.

  • 219. Unappealed values and taxes and decisions on appeal to be final.

  • 219A. Assessment subject to valuation or revision by Municipal Property Tax Board.

  • 219AB. Certain provisions to have overriding effect.

  • 220. Municipal drains to be under the control of the Commissioner.

  • 220A. Vesting of water courses.

  • 221. Drains to be constructed and kept in repair by the Commissioner.

  • 222. Powers for making drains.

  • 223. Buildings, etc., not to be erected without permission over drains.

  • 224. Alteration and discontinuance of drains.

  • 225. Cleansing drains.

  • 226. Powers of Commissioner to dig, construct and maintain tunnels below any land and to undertake related works for carrying sewage or storm water.

  • 226A. Provision for payment of amount for any damage sustained by reason of powers to construct tunnels etc. under last preceding section.

  • 227. Power to connect drains of private streets with municipal drains.

  • 228. Power of owner and occupiers of premises to drain into municipal drains.

  • 229. Connections with municipal drains into to be made except in conformity with section 227 or 228.

  • 229A. Buildings, etc. not to be erected without permission over any drains.

  • 230. Right of owners and occupiers of premises to carry drains through land belong to other persons.

  • 230A. Owner of land to allow others to carry drains through the land.

  • 231. Commissioner may enforce drainage of undrained premises situate within a hundred feet of a municipal drain.

  • 232. Commissioner may enforce drainage of undrained premises not situate within a hundred feet of a municipal drain.

  • 232A. Power of Commissioner to drain premises in combination.

  • 233. Commissioner may close or limit the use of existing private drains.

  • 233A. Vesting and maintenance of drains for sole use of properties.

  • 234. New building not to be erected without drains.

  • 235. Excrementitious matter not to be passed into cesspool

  • 236. Obligation of owners of drains to allow use thereof or joint ownership therein to others.

  • 237. How right of use or joint ownership of a drain may be obtained by a person other than the owner.

  • 238. Commissioner may authorise person other than the owner of a drain to use the same or declare him to be a joint owner thereof.

  • 239. Sewage and rain water drains to be distinct.

  • 240. Drains not to pass beneath buildings.

  • 241. Position of cesspools.

  • 242. Right of corporation to drains, etc., constructed, etc. at charge of municipal fund on premises not belonging to the corporation.

  • 243. All drains and cesspools to be properly covered and ventilated.

  • 244. Affixing of pipes for ventilation of drains, etc.

  • 245. Appointment of places for emptying of drains and disposal of sewage.

  • 246. Provision of means for disposal of sewage.

  • 246A. Construction of waterclosets and privies.

  • 247. Waterclosets and other accommodation in buildings newly erected or reerected.

  • 248. Where there is no such accommodation or the accommodation is insufficient or objectionable.

  • 249. Power to require privy accommodation to be provided for factories, etc.

  • 249A. Power of Commissioner as to unhealthy privies.

  • 250. Provisions as to privies.

  • 251. Provisions as to waterclosets.

  • 251A. Position of privies and waterclosets.

  • 251B. Use of places for bathing or washing clothes or domestic utensils.

  • 252. Public necessaries.

  • 252A. Obligation of corporation to partake common facility.

  • 253. Drains, etc., not belonging to the corporation to be subject to inspection and examination.

  • 254. Power to open ground etc., for purposes of such inspection and examination.

  • 255. When the expenses of inspection and examination are to be paid by the Commissioner.

  • 256. When the expenses of inspection and examination are to be paid by the owner.

  • 257. Commissioner may require repairs, etc., to be made.

  • 257A. Cost of inspection and execution of works in certain cases.

  • 258. Prohibition of acts contravening the provisions of this Chapter or done without sanction.

  • 259. When materials and work may be supplied and done under this Chapter for any person by the Commissioner.

  • 259A. Work to be done by licensed plumber permission to use as drains.

  • 260. Commissioner may execute certain works under this Chapter without allowing option to persons concerned of executing the same.

  • 260A. Definitions.

  • 261. General powers for supplying the city with water.

  • 262. Municipal water works to be managed and kept in repair by the Commissioner.

  • 263. Power of access to municipal water works.

  • 264. Inspection of municipal water works by persons appointed by State Government.

  • 265. Powers of carrying water mains and constructing tunnels, etc.

  • 266. Firehydrants to be provided.

  • 267. Prohibition of building and other acts which would injure sources of water supply.

  • 268. Buildings, etc., not to be erected over municipal water main without permission.

  • 269. Vesting of public drinking fountains, etc., in the corporation.

  • 270. Public drinking fountains, etc., may be set apart for particular purposes.

  • 270A. Premises not to be occupied without Commissioner's certificate in respect of adequate water supply.

  • 271. Application for private water supply from whom to be received.

  • 272. Making and renewing connection with municipal water works.

  • 273. Commissioner may take charge of private connections.

  • 273A. Power of Commissioner to alter position of connections.

  • 274. Provisions as to cisterns and other fittings, etc., to be used for connections with water works.

  • 274A. Provisions for keeping cisterns locked.

  • 275. Communication pipes, etc., to be kept in efficient repair by owner or occupier of premises.

  • 276. Provision of meters when water is supplied by measurement.

  • 277. Register of meter to be evidence.

  • 278. Commissioner, etc. may inspect premises in order to examine meter, communication pipes, etc.

  • 279. Power to cut off private water supply or to turn off water.

  • 280. Conditions as to use of water not to be contravened.

  • 280A. Powers of Commissioner to carry private mains through land belonging to other persons.

  • 280B. Recovery of expenses of laying water pipes.

  • 281. Water pipes, etc., not to be placed where water will be polluted.

  • 282. Prohibition of fraudulent and unauthorised use of water.

  • 283. Prohibition of fraud in respect of meters.

  • 284. Prohibition or wilful or neglectful acts relating to water works.

  • 285. Compensations to be payable by offenders against section 283 or 284.

  • 286. What persons to be liable for offences under certain provisions of this Chapter.

  • 287. When materials and works may be supplied and done under this Chapter for any person by the Commissioner.

  • 287A. Commissioner may execute works under this Chapter without allowing option to persons concerned of executing the same.

  • 287B. Work under Chapter X to be done by licensed plumber.

  • 288. Power to supply water without Brihan Mumbai.

  • 289. Vesting of public streets in the corporation.

  • 290. Disposal of land forming site of closed streets.

  • 291. Power to make new public streets.

  • 292. Saving of provisions of sections 37 and 38, Bombay Act VI of 1879.

  • 293. Permission to lay tramways or railways on public streets to need the sanction of the corporation and confirmation by Provincial Government.

  • 294. Minimum width of new public streets.

  • 295. Power to construct or adopt public bridges, etc. over or under railways, etc.

  • 296. Power to acquire premises for improvement of public streets.

  • 297. Prescribing the regular line of a street.

  • 298. Setting back buildings to regular line of the street.

  • 299. Acquisition of open land or of land occupied by platforms, etc., within the regular line of a street.

  • 300. Setting forward of buildings to regular line of the street.

  • 301. Compensation to be paid in cases under the three last sanctions.

  • 302. Notice to be given to Commissioner of intention to lay out lands for building and for private streets.

  • 302A. Commissioner may call for further particulars.

  • 302B. Commissioner may require plans to be prepared by licensed surveyor.

  • 303. Laying out of land, private streets and buildings to be determined by Commissioner.

  • 304. Land not to be appropriated for building and private streets not to be laid out until expiration of notice nor otherwise than in accordance with Commissioner's directions.

  • 305. Levelling and draining of private streets.

  • 306. Power to declare private streets when sewered, etc., public streets.

  • 307. Applicability of sections 305 and 306 when a street is in part public and in part private.

  • 308. Prohibition of projections upon streets.

  • 309. Power to require removal or alteration of structures, etc., in suburbs and extended suburbs.

  • 310. Projections over streets may be permitted in certain cases.

  • 311. Ground floor doors, etc. not to open outwards on streets.

  • 312. Prohibition of structures or fixtures which cause obstruction in streets.

  • 313. Prohibition of deposit,. etc., of things in streets.

  • 313A. Licence for sale in public places.

  • 313B. Licences for use of skill in handicraft or rendering services for purposes of gain in public place or street.

  • 314. Power to remove without notice anything erected, deposited or hawked in contravention of section 312, 313 or 313A..

  • 315. Power to require removal of any structure of fixture erected or set up before section 312 came into force.

  • 316. Prohibition of the tethering of animals in the public streets.

  • 317. Commissioner may permit booths, etc., to be erected on streets on festivals.

  • 318. Streets when broken up for any municipal purpose to be restored without delay.

  • 319. Commissioner may close street in which work is in progress.

  • 320. Commissioner to provide for traffic, etc., pending execution of municipal work in any street.

  • 321. Precautions to be taken for the public safety whilst municipal works are in progress in any street.

  • 322. Streets not to be opened or broken up and building materials not to be deposited thereon without permission.

  • 323. Precautions for public safety to be taken by persons to whom permission is granted under section 322.

  • 324. Persons to whom permission is granted under section 322 must reinstate streets, etc.

  • 325. Provisions to be made by persons to whom permission is granted under section 322 for traffic etc., when their works interrupt streets.

  • 326. Hoards to be set up during work on any building adjacent to a street.

  • 326A. Provisions for parking or halting places or lots and fees or charges therefor.

  • 326B. Power of Commissioner to introduce traffic demand measures.

  • 327. Naming streets, and numbering of premises.

  • 328. Regulations as to skysigns.

  • 328A. Regulation and control of advertisements.

  • 329. Commissioner to take proceedings for repairing or enclosing dangerous places.

  • 330. Public streets to be lighted.

  • 331. Prohibition of removal, etc., of lamps.

  • 332. Persons accidentally breaking lamp to repair the damage.

  • 333. Manner of laying gaspipes.

  • 334. Situation of gaspipes, etc., may be altered by Commissioner.

  • 335. Buildings, etc., not to be erected without permission over municipal gaspipes.

  • 336. Measures for watering.

  • 337. Notice to be given to Commissioner of intention to erect a building.

  • 338. Commissioner may require plans and other documents to be furnished.

  • 339. Commissioner may require plans etc., submitted under last preceding section to be prepared by a licensed surveyor.

  • 340. Additional information and the attendance of the person who gave the notice may be required.

  • 341. Effect of noncompliance with requisition under section 338 or 340.

  • 342. Notice to be given to the Commissioner of intention to make additions, etc., to or change of user of, a building.

  • 343. Plans and additional information may be called for.

  • 344. Printed forms of notices to be supplied to the public.

  • 344A. Supervision of buildings and works.

  • 345. When building or work may be proceeded with.

  • 346. Building or work which is disapproved by the Commissioner may be proceeded with, subject to terms.

  • 347. When work may be commenced.

  • 347A. Building not to be converted to other purposes without the permission of the Commissioner.

  • 347B. Building for human habitation not to be used as godown, etc.

  • 347C. No alterations to be made in buildings for human habitation without written permission of Commissioner.

  • 348. Provisions as to buildings which are to be newly erected.

  • 349. Roofs and external walls of buildings not to be of inflammable materials.

  • 349A. Maximum height of buildings.

  • 349B. Height of buildings with reference to width of streets.

  • 349C. Framebuildings.

  • 349D. Provision of sufficient means of egress.

  • 349E. Special conditions with respect to erection or reerection of buildings, maximum heights of buildings, etc., in suburbs and extended suburbs.

  • 350. Inspection of buildings in course of erection, alteration, etc.

  • 351. Proceedings to be taken in respect of buildings or work commenced contrary to section 347.

  • 352. Buildings or works commenced contrary to section 347 may be cut into and laid open for purposes of inspection.

  • 352A. Conferment temporarily of summary powers for demolition on the Designated Officer.

  • 353. Enforcement of provisions concerning buildings and works.

  • 353A. Completion certificates : Permission to occupy or use.

  • 353B. Structures Stability Certificate.

  • 354. Removal of structures, etc., which are in ruins or likely to fall.

  • 354A. Power of Designated Officer to stop erection of building or work commenced or carried on unlawfully.

  • 354AA. Power to regulate future construction of certain classes of buildings in particular streets or localities.

  • 354AB. Responsibility of owner or occupier to keep and maintain exterior of building in good condition.

  • 354AC. Power of Commissioner to make declaration of aesthetic harmony.

  • 354AAA. Empowerment of Slum Rehabilitation Authority for implementation of Slum Rehabilitation Scheme.

  • 354B. Transfer of right, etc., of the Board to the Corporation.

  • 354C. Commissioner to make a draft improvement scheme.

  • 354CC. No improvement schemes for areas for which housing schemes sanctioned under Bombay LXIX of 1948.

  • 354D. Improvement Committee to consider and approve draft scheme submitted by Commissioner.

  • 354E. Particulars to be provided for in an improvement scheme.

  • 354F. Considerations which shall prevail in making the scheme.

  • 354G. Procedure on completion of the scheme.

  • 354H. Right of owner to demand acquisition on issue of notification when building operations are in progress.

  • 354I. Right of owner to demand acquisition or withdrawal by the operation after the lapse of two years from the date of notification.

  • 354J. The Improvement Committee after publication and service of notices to forward the scheme to the corporation for approval.

  • 354K. Corporation to consider the improvement scheme and to approve or disapprove.

  • 354L. Commissioner to apply to State Government for sanction to the scheme.

  • 354M. On receipt of sanction declaration to be published giving particulars of land to be acquired and on publication of such declaration the Commissioner to be authorised to execute the scheme.

  • 354N. If the corporation fail to acquire the land owner may call upon Corporation to acquire it or to withdraw from the proposal.

  • 354O. The corporation to have power to make a police accommodation scheme.

  • 354P. Procedure on completion of a scheme.

  • 354Q. Vesting of land in corporation.

  • 354R. Power to declare an area to be a clearance area.

  • 354RA. Clearance orders.

  • 354RC. Provisions with respect to property belonging to the corporation within surrounded by or adjoining a clearance area.

  • 354RD. Acquisition of land in a clearance area.

  • 354RE. Treatment of a clearance area.

  • 354RF. Arrangements where acquisition of land in a clearance area found to be unneccessary.

  • 354RG. Power to acquire cleared land which owners have failed to redevelop.

  • 354RH. Power of Court to determine lease where premises demolished.

  • 354RI. Power to declare an area to be a redevelopment area.

  • 354RJ. Redevelopment plan.

  • 354RK. Acquisition of land for purposes of redevelopment.

  • 354RL. Extinguishment of ways, easements, etc., over acquired under sections 354RD, 354RG and 354RK.

  • 354RM. Mode of provision of accommodation.

  • 354RN. Power of Commissioner to acquire land for housing accommodation.

  • 354RO. Mode of acquisition of land for housing accommodation.

  • 354RP. Power of dealing with land acquired or appropriated for provision of housing accommodation.

  • 354RQ. Supplementary powers in connection with provision of accommodation.

  • 354S. Extent to which Land Acquisition Act shall apply to acquisition of land otherwise than by agreement.

  • 354SA. Determination by special Tribunal in certain cases.

  • 354T. Special provisions as to compensation.

  • 354U. Collector to take possession after making an award and transfer land to corporation.

  • 354UA. Condition for levying betterment charge in clearance and redevelopment areas.

  • 354UB. Method of calculating charge.

  • 354UC. Procedure of determining charge.

  • 354V. Compensation to corporation on resumption of certain land.

  • 354W. Power to grant loans for building purposes.

  • 354WA. Power of Commissioner to make advances for the purposes of increasing housing accommodation.

  • 354WB. Power of Commissioner to promote and assist housing associations.

  • 354WBB. Power of Commissioner to grant loans to municipal officers and servants for houses.

  • 354WC. Compensation to Corporation on resumption of certain land.

  • 354X. Payment to be made by State Government.

  • 355. Grant of licences to surveyors and plumbers.

  • 356. Regulations may be prescribed for guidance of licensed surveyors and plumbers.

  • 357. Fees and charges of licensed plumbers to be prescribed by the Standing Committee.

  • 358. Licensed plumber to be bound to execute work properly.

  • 359. Maintenance of firemen and of necessary fire engines, etc.

  • 360. Power to make regulations for fire brigade.

  • 361. Power of chief officer of fire brigade at a fire.

  • 362. Police and municipal officers and servants to aid the fire brigade.

  • 363. Damages done by fire brigade to be deemed damage by fire.

  • 364. Reports of fires to be submitted.

  • 365. Commissioner to provide for cleaning of streets and removal of refuse.

  • 366. Refuse, etc. to be the property of the corporation.

  • 367. Provision and appointment of receptacles, deposits and places for refuse, etc.

  • 368. Duty of owners and occupiers to collect and deposit dust, etc.

  • 369. Provision may be made by Commissioner for collection, etc., of excrementitious and polluted matter.

  • 370. Collection and removal of excrementitious and polluted matter when to be provided for by occupiers.

  • 371. Halalkhor's duties in certain cases may not be discharged by private individuals without the Commissioner's permission.

  • 372. Prohibition of failure to remove refuse, etc., when bound to do so.

  • 373. Presumption as to offender under clause (e) of section 372.

  • 374. Power to inspect premises for sanitary purposes.

  • 375. Cleansing and limewashing of any building may be required.

  • 375A. Removal of building materials from any premises may be required.

  • 376. Abandoned or unoccupied premises.

  • 377. Neglected premises.

  • 377A. Nuisance arising from defective roof.

  • 378. Building or rooms in buildings unfit for human habitation.

  • 378A. Power to require repair of insanitary buildings.

  • 378B. Power to order demolition of insanitary buildings.

  • 378C. Procedure where demolition order made.

  • 378D. Regulations to determine the fitness of a building.

  • 378E. Power to order demolition of obstructive building.

  • 378F. Effect of order for demolition of obstructive building.

  • 378G. Compensation for acquiring obstructive building recoverable in certain cases as improvement expenses.

  • 378H. Appeal against demolition orders.

  • 378I. Prohibition of backtoback buildings.

  • 379. Power of Commissioner to call for statement of accommodation.

  • 379A. Overcrowded dwellings.

  • 380. Insanitary huts and shed.

  • 381. Filling in of pools, etc., which are a nuisance.

  • 381A. Permission for new well, etc.

  • 381B. Prohibition of mosquito breeding in collection of water on any land.

  • 382. Dangerous quarrying may be stopped.

  • 383. Removal and trimming of trees, shrubs and hedges.

  • 384. Prohibition as to keeping animals.

  • 384A. Stabling animals or storing grain in dwelling houses may be prohibited.

  • 385. Removal of carcasses of dead animals.

  • 386. Place for public bathing, etc., to be fixed by the Commissioner.

  • 387. Regulation of use of public bathing places etc.

  • 388. Prohibition of bathing, etc., contrary to order or regulation.

  • 389. Prohibition of corruption of water by steeping therein animal or other matter, etc.

  • 390. Factory of not to be newly established without permission of the Commissioner.

  • 391. Furnaces used in trade or manufacture to consume their own smoke.

  • 392. Sanitary regulation of factories, etc.

  • 393. Prohibition to use of steamwhistle or steamtrumpet without permission of the Commissioner.

  • 394. Certain articles or animals not to be kept, and certain trades, processes and operations not to be carried on, without a licence; and things liable to be seized, destroyed, etc., to prevent danger or nuisance.

  • 394A. Power to prohibit the keeping of certain articles of dangerous character in certain premises or areas.

  • 395. Prohibition of corruption of water by chemicals etc.

  • 396. Powers of Inspection etc. of premises where licensable articles are kept or trade, process or operation carried on or where prohibited articles are kept.

  • 397. Regulation of washing of clothes by washermen.

  • 398. What to be deemed municipal markets and slaughter houses.

  • 399. Provisions of new municipal markets and slaughter houses.

  • 400. Municipal markets and slaughter houses may be closed.

  • 401. Prohibition of sale in a municipal market without Licence of Commissioner.

  • 402. Opening of new private markets.

  • 403. Private markets not to be kept or permitted to be kept open and no place to be used or permitted to be used as slaughter house, without licence.

  • 404. Prohibition of sale in unauthorized private markets.

  • 405. Provision for requiring private market building and slaughter houses to be properly paved and drained.

  • 406. Regulations to be framed for markets and slaughter houses.

  • 407. Levy of stallages, rents and fees in municipal markets and slaughter houses.

  • 408. Regulations and table of stallages rents to be posted up in markets and slaughter houses.

  • 409. Power to expel persons contravening bylaws or regulations.

  • 410. Prohibition of sale or supply of animals, etc. except in a market.

  • 411. Butchers and persons who sell or supply the flesh of animals to be licensed.

  • 412. Prohibition of import of cattle, etc. into Brihan Mumbai without permission.

  • 412A. Licence required for dealing in milk, etc.

  • 413. Commissioner may enter any place where slaughter of animals or sale of flesh contrary to the provisions of this Act is suspected.

  • 414. Commissioner to provide for inspection of articles exposed for sale for human food.

  • 415. Unwholesome articles etc., to be seized.

  • 416. Disposal of perishable articles seized under section 415.

  • 417. Disposal of animals and articles of a nonperishable nature seized under section 415.

  • 417A. Penalty for representing any article to be what it is not.

  • 417B. Penalty for possessing food which appears to be diseased, unsound or unwholesome or unfit for human food.

  • 417C. Application for summons to be refused if not applied for within reasonable time.

  • 418. Provision of local standards of weights and measures.

  • 419. Verification and stamping of weights and measures.

  • 420. Weights and measures of which standards are provided are to be adopted: penalties.

  • 421. Information to be given of existence of dangerous disease or continuous pyrexia of unknown origin.

  • 422. Any place may at any time be inspected for purpose of preventing spread of dangerous disease.

  • 423. Prohibition of use for drinking of water likely to cause dangerous disease.

  • 424. Commissioner may order removal of patients to hospital.

  • 425. Disinfection of buildings, etc.

  • 426. Destruction of huts and sheds, when necessary.

  • 426A. Secondhand clothing and bedding not to be brought into Brihan Mumbai without informing Commissioner and getting them inspected.

  • 427. Place for disinfection may be provided also for washing infected articles.

  • 428. Person suffering from dangerous disease not to enter a public conveyance without notifying the same.

  • 429. Provision of carriage for conveyance of patients.

  • 430. Provisions as to carriage of persons suffering from dangerous diseases to public conveyances.

  • 431. Public conveyance which has carried a person suffering from dangerous disease to be disinfected.

  • 432. Infected articles not to be transmitted, etc., without previous disinfection.

  • 433. Infected building not to be let without being first disinfected.

  • 434. Commissioner may take special measures on outbreak of any dangerous disease.

  • 435. Places for disposal of the dead to be registered.

  • 436. Provision of new places for disposal of the dead.

  • 437. New places for disposal of the dead not to be opened without permission of Commissioner.

  • 438. State Government may direct the closing of any place for the disposal of the dead.

  • 439. State Government may sanction the reopening of places which have been closed for the disposal of the dead.

  • 440. Burials within places of worship and exhumations not to be made without the permission of the Commissioner.

  • 441. Acts prohibited in connection with the disposal of the dead.

  • 441A. Section 90 to 94 of Bombay Police Act to cease to apply to Brinan Mumbai.

  • 441B. Power to establish cattle pounds and appoint pound keepers.

  • 441C. Impounding of cattle.

  • 441D. Delivery of cattle claimed.

  • 441E. Sale of cattle not claimed.

  • 441F. Rates of pound fees and expenses to be fixed.

  • 441G. Penalty for allowing cattle to stray in street or to trespass upon private or public property.

  • 442. Appointment of Registrars.

  • 443. Registrars to reside in the respective districts.

  • 444. Register books to be supplied.

  • 445. Registrars to inform themselves of all births and deaths.

  • 446. Information of birth to be given within seven days.

  • 447. Information respecting finding of newborn child to be given.

  • 448. Officers to be appointed to receive information of deaths at places for disposal of the dead.

  • 449. Information of death to be given at the time when the corpse of the deceased is disposed of.

  • 450. Medical practitioner who attended a deceased person to certify the cause of his death.

  • 451. Preparation of register books of deaths and of mortality returns, etc.

  • 452. Correction of errors in registers of births or deaths.

  • 453. Registration of name of child or of alteration of name.

  • 454. Enumeration of inhabitants.

  • 455. Commissioner to superintend the enumeration.

  • 456. Delivery of blank schedules and returns.

  • 457. Obligation to fill up blank schedules and returns.

  • 458. Occupier to amend returns, if found, defective.

  • 459. Military, naval and police officers and certain others, if required, to act as enumerators.

  • 460. Returns houseless persons.

  • 460A. Management of Undertaking by General Manager.

  • 460B. Power of access to works.

  • 460C. Power of carrying, renewing and repairing works.

  • 460D.

  • 460E.

  • 460F. Reservation of power over streets of Bombay Gas Co. Ltd.

  • 460G. Restriction on building and other acts interfering with works of the undertaking.

  • 460H. Levy of fares and charges for transport services and penalty for failure to pay proper fares and excess charges.

  • 460I. Levy of charges for electricity.

  • 460J.

  • 460K. Making of contracts.

  • 460L. Mode of executing contracts.

  • 460M. Tenders to be invited for contracts involving expenditure exceeding rupees fifty thousand.

  • 460N. Security to be taken for performance of contracts.

  • 460O. Acquisition of immovable property by agreement.

  • 460P. Procedure when immovable property cannot be acquired by agreement.

  • 460Q. Provisions governing disposal of municipal property.

  • 460R. Schedule of permanent officers and servants to be prepared by General Manager and sanctioned by Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee.

  • 460S. Restriction on appointment of permanent officers and servants.

  • 460T. Creation of temporary posts.

  • 460U. Power of appointment in whom to vest.

  • 460V. Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Committee to frame service regulations.

  • 460W. Power of suspending, punishing and dismissing in whom to vest.

  • 460X. Leave of absence.

  • 460Y. Acting appointment.

  • 460Z. Constitution of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund.

  • 460AA. General Manager to receive payments on account of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund and to lodge them in bank.

  • 460BB. How Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund shall be drawn against.

  • 460CC. Deposit of portion of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund may be made with bank or agency out of Bombay when convenient.

  • 460DD. Only sums covered by budget grant to be expended from Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund.

  • 460EE. Drafts on Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund to be checked by officers of the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking.

  • 460FF. Procedure when money not covered by budget grant is expended under clause (c) or (d) of the proviso to subsection (1) of 460DD.

  • 460GG. Purposes for which the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Fund is to be applied.

  • 460HH. Institution of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Staff Benefit Fund.

  • 460II. Other special funds.

  • 460JJ. Investment of surplus moneys.

  • 460KK. Fixed annual payment to municipal fund.

  • 460LL. Disposal of surplus balance of revenue.

  • 460MM. Accounts of the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking

  • 460NN. Preparation of annual administration report and statement of accounts.

  • 460OO. Power of police to regulate traffic on streets.

  • 460PP. Right of public to use streets on which tramway is laid.

  • 461. Bylaws for purposes other than the Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking.

  • 461A. Bylaws for purposes of Brihan Mumbai Electric Supply and Transport Undertaking.

  • 462. Punishment may be imposed for breach of bylaws.

  • 463. Bylaws to be confirmed by Central or State Government, as the case may be.

  • 464. Commissioner to draft bylaws before the corporation for their consideration.

  • 465. Hearing by corporation of objections to proposed bylaws.

  • 466. Proposed bylaws to be open to public inspection.

  • 467. Bylaws confirmed by Central or State Government to be published in the Official Gazette.

  • 468. Printed copies of bylaws to be kept on sale.

  • 469. Boards for exhibiting bylaws to be open to inspection and not to be injured.

  • 469A. Application of sections 466, 468 and 469 to bylaws under section 461A.

  • 470. Central or State Government, as the case may be, may repeal by-laws.

  • 471. Certain offences punishable with fine.

  • 472. Continuing offences.

  • 473. Offences punishable under the Penal Code.

  • 473A. Punishment for offences of preparing false election rolls or making false entries in ward lists.

  • 474. Punishment for acquiring share or interest in contract etc., with the corporation.

  • 474A. Penalty for obstructing lawful exercise of powers under Chapter VA.

  • 475. Punishment of offences against section 267

  • 475A. Punishment for commencing work contrary to section 347.

  • 475B. Punishment for failure to take action under section 351 or 354A.

  • 475C. Compounding of certain offences.

  • 476. Punishment of offences against section 391.

  • 476AA. Punishment for keeping certain dangerous articles without licence in prohibited areas.

  • 476AB. Punishment for forfeiture of articles for contravention of section 394(1)(a) or 394A.

  • 476A. Punishment for using or permitting to be used without licence any place in or without Brihan Mumbai as slaughter house.

  • 476B. Punishment for importing cattle, etc. in Brihan Mumbai.

  • 477. Extent of penal responsibility of agents and trustees of owners.

  • 478 to 478-1B.

  • 478A.

  • 478B.

  • 479. Licences and written permission to specify condition etc., on which they are granted.

  • 480. Public notices how to be made known.

  • 481. Advertisements how to be made.

  • 482. Consent, etc. of Commissioner, General Manager, etc. may be proved by written document under his signature.

  • 483. Notice, etc. by whom to be served or presented.

  • 484. Service how to be effected on owners of premises and other persons.

  • 485. Service on "owner or occupier" of premises how to be effected.

  • 485A. Power of Commissioner to call for information as to ownership of premises.

  • 486. The four last sections inapplicable to Magistrate's summonses.

  • 486A. Service of bills for taxes by post.

  • 487. Signature on notices, etc. may be stamped.

  • 488. Commissioner, etc. may enter any premises for purposes of inspection, survey or execution of necessary work.

  • 488A. Commissioner may evict persons summarily in certain cases.

  • 489. Works, etc. which any person is required to execute may in certain cases be executed by the Commissioner at such person's cost.

  • 490. Recovery of expenses of removals by the Commissioner under sections 314, 315, 354 and 380.

  • 491. Expenses recoverable under this Act to be payable on demand; and if not paid on demand may be recovered as an arrear of property tax.

  • 492. If the defaulter is the owner of premises in respect of which expenses are payable, the occupier to be also liable for payment thereof.

  • 493. Commissioner or General Manager may agree to receive payment of expenses in instalments.

  • 494. What expenses may be declared to be improvement expenses.

  • 495. Improvement expenses by whom payable.

  • 496. Proportion to improvement expenses may be deducted from rent.

  • 497. Redemption of charge for improvement expenses.

  • 498. Recovery of instalments due under sections 493 and 495.

  • 499. In default of owner, the occupier of any premises may execute required work and recover expenses from the owner.

  • 500. Limitation of liability of agent or trustee of owner.

  • 501. Compensation for damages may be paid by the Commissioner or General Manager.

  • 502. Compensation to be paid by offenders against this Act for any damage caused by them.

  • 503. In cases falling under section 491, disputes to be determined by the Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court.

  • 504. Amount of expenses or compensation to be determined in all cases of dispute by the Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court.

  • 505. Expenses or compensation awarded by Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court to be recovered, if necessary, as if they were due under a decree of the Court.

  • 506. Persons liable for expenses or compensation may be issued for recovery thereof.

  • 507. Remedy of owner of building or land against occupier who prevents his complying with any provisions of this Act.

  • 508. Power to summon witnesses and compel production documents.

  • 509. Fees in proceedings before the Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court.

  • 510. Exemption of poor persons from fees.

  • 511. Repayment of half fees on settlement before hearing.

  • 512. Authority to the Chief Judge of the Small Cause Court to delegate certain powers and to make rules.

  • 513. Cognizance of offences.

  • 513A. Appointment of Presidency Magistrates.

  • 514. Limitation of time within which complaints of offences punishable under this Act shall be entertained.

  • 515. Complaint concerning nuisances.

  • 515A. Special provision regarding fines and other punishments under this Act.

  • 515AA. Bar of Jurisdiction.

  • 516. Offenders against this Act may in certain cases be arrested by police officers.

  • 516AAA. Offences under sections 313, 313A and 313B to be cognizable and bailable.

  • 516AA. Offences under sections 394 and 394A be cognizable and under clause (a)(i) of subsection (i) of section 394 and section 394A to be nonbailable.

  • 516A. Offence under section 403(1)(b) or (c) to be cognizable.

  • 516B. Offences under sections 475A and 475B to be cognizable and bailable.

  • 517. Provisions respecting institution, etc., of civil and criminal actions and obtaining legal advice.

  • 518. Power to State Government, to provide for performance of duties in default of any municipal authority.

  • 519. Power to the State Government to enforce repair, etc., of Vehar water works.

  • 520. Expenses of measures enforced under sections 518 and 519 how to be recovered.

  • 520A. Power of State Government to issue directions to Corporation in emergency arising out of scarcity of water.

  • 520B. Power of State Government to suspend or rescind any resolution or order etc., of Corporation or other authority in certain cases.

  • 520C. Power of State Government to issue instructions or directions.

  • 520CC. Removal of doubt.

  • 520D. Power to dissolve Corporation.

  • 520E. Consequences of dissolution.

  • 520F. Reconstitution of Corporation after dissolution.

  • 521. Councillors, etc., to be deemed to be public servants.

  • 522. Cooperation of Police.

  • 522A. Assistance for the recovery of rent on land in the suburbs. or extended suburbs.

  • 523. Computation of time.

  • 524. Measurement of distances.

  • 525. Informalities and errors in assessments, etc., not to be deemed to invalidated such assessment, etc.

  • 526. Power to State Government to call for extracts from proceedings, etc.

  • 527. Protection of persons acting under this Act against suits.

  • 527A. Savings in respect of certain provisions of Bombay Land Revenue Code, 1879.

  • 528.

The Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888




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