Bare ActsThe Gauhati Municipal Corporation Act, 1969

Section 278

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(1) Subject to the bye-laws made by the used for Ma- Corporation in this behalf, the Commissioner at any nufactu res, time, by day or by night and without notice, enter e tc‘ into or open any premises used for any of the pur­ poses mentioned in section 276 or upon any premi­ ses in which a furnace is employed for the purpose of any trade or manufature, or into any bakery, in order to satisfy himself that there is no contravention of any provision of this Act or any rule or bye-law made thereunder or any condition of any licence granted under this Act, or that no nuisance is being created upon such premises. (2) No claim for compensation shall lie against any person for any damage which may unavoidably be caused by any such entry or by the Use of any force necessary for effecting such entry: Provided that effecting an entry, unless there is reason that an offence is provisions of thereunder. Prevention of D angerous D iseases force shall not be used for to being committed against this Act or some rules believe some made giveinformal 2 7 9 ‘ A n y P“r s o n b e i n ? i n c h arge of, or in tion of dan- a t tendence, whether as a medical practitioner or other- gerous di. wise, upon, any person whom he knows or has reason casess. co believe to be suffering from a dangerous disease, or being the owner, lessee, or occupier of any building in which he knows that any such person is so suffering shall forthwith give information suspecting thesexistence of such disease to the Medical Officer of Health. 155 estic purpo­ se of water likely to cause dan- « g e r o u i disease. Po wer of Medical Officer of Health to ^ P o w e r of

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