Bare ActsThe Daman and Diu Municipalities Regulation 1994

Section 384

Government's powers to enforce its orders

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Government's powers to enforce its orders. - In all matters connected with this Regulation, if a Council makes default in carrying out any srdes made by the Government or by any authority other than the Council in exercise of any of the powers conferred on it by this Regulation or any rule ~s bye-law made therunder, the Government shall have all the powera necessary fornthe enforcement of such order at the cost of the Council. 3b5. Powers of review, - The Government may either on its own motion or on &he application sf any party interested, review any order gassed by itself or any sanction or approval given under this Regulation, and the Director or the collector may, similarly, review an order passed by himself or any sanction or approval given by him under this Regulation, and pass such order in reference thereto as it ox he thinks Pi$ : Provided that - L ( h ) no order aha11 be varied or reversed or no sanction or approval reviewed unless notice has been given Lo the parties interested to appear and be heard : (ii) no order from which an appeal has been made, or which i s the subject of any 'revision prscetidinga, shall eo long as such appeal or proceedings are pending, be rhviewcd; liii) no order affecting any question 0% right between private person shall be reviewed, except on the application of a party to the proceedings and no application for the review of such order ahall be entertained unless it i~ made within ninety days from the passjng of d f the order. :; >:::* CHAPTER - XXIII - .,i :Rules and Bye Laws 3aQ Power of Government to make rules. - I19 The Power to make all rules under this Regulation shall be exercisable by the Government by notification in the Official Gazette. ( 2 1 Without Prejudice to any power to make rules contained elsewhere in this Regulation, the Government may make rules consistent with this Regulation generally to carry out the purposes of this RegulaCion. ( 3 ) All rules made under this Regulation shall be eubject to the condition of previous publication, for fifteen days, I . .> % Y * , . % . 14) Every rule made under this Regulation shall be ,laid as soon as may be after it is made before the 1 .tL@gis-latuse of the Union territory while it is in session for a total period of thirty days which may be com-prised in one session or in two succes~ive sessions, and if, Before the expiry of the aession in which it ia so laid or %he qeasion immediately following, the Legislature a$ree in making any modification in the rule or the Legislature agree that the rule should not be made, and notify such decision in the Official Gazette, the rule shall +.'frdrn the date of publication of such notification Rave effect only in 8nch rnodi-fied form or be of no effect, as the case may Be; so however that any such modification or annualment shall be without prejudice to the validity of any-thing previously done or omitted to be done undex that rule. . . ",

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