Bare ActsThe Daman and Diu Municipalities Regulation 1994

Section 316

Coats or expenmen h a 'determined and recorered

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Coats or expenmen h a 'determined and recorered.- If a dispute arises with respect to any costs or ..expensea which a r e by this ' Regulation directed t o : be paid, the amount, and, ' if necessary, the apportionment of the same, shall, save, where it is otherwise expressly pro-vided in this Regulation, be ' ascertained and determgned . by the Council and ,, spa11 be recoverablp in the same nanner as an dmoUnt claimed on account o h praprsty t a x . CHAPTER X l r J Miecellaneous 317, laformalities and errors in asaessaent etc.. not to be deemed to invalidate such aasessment.. etc.- (1: Any informality, clerical error, omission or other defect of from in any assessment made or in any diytrens levied or in any notice, bill. summons or other docwent issued under this Regulation or ~ n d e r any rule or bye- iar made under this Xegxiatinn, may at any time, as far a possible be rectified - .(a) when , ;ny speciai procedure has been laid down by or under this Regulation for the rectification of auqh informality, c?esicel' error, omission .or' other defect, after following such procedure; and (b) where no szch procedure has been laid down, after giving an intimation in writing to theperson affected by such rectification. 12.1 No such informality, clerical ezror, on\iSsio!I or other defect shall be deqmed t o rendred the assessment, distress notice, bill ~uqmone or other document invalid or illegal, if the provisions of this Regulation or of the rules or bye-laws made . therrunder have ln substance . and 'effect been complied with; bnt any gerson who anstains any special danage by reason of anysuch inforraality, clerical error, orniaaion or other defect shall entitled to recover full satisfaction for the special damage in any Court of competent jurisdiction.

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