Bare ActsThe EXCISE LAW OF BIHAR & JHARKHAND 1915

Section 33

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Submission of objections and opinions to Collector (1) Objections to any proposal contained in any list prepared under Section 30 may be received, at any time prior to the date prescribed by rule made in this behalf, under Sec. 89, Clause (j), from: (a) persons paying municipal rates and residing in any municipality, to which such proposal relates, or (if any such municipality [or Corporation] is divided into wards) in the ward to which such proposal relates or in any ward adjoining such ward; or (b) (in the case of shops not situated in any, municipality [or Corporation]) persons owning or occupying land, or residing in the vicinity of the shop to which such proposal relates; or (c) the District Board; (d) the District Magistrate; (2) Such objections must be submitted to the Collector, or, in any municipality [or Corporation], either to the Chairman of the municipality [or Mayor of the Corporation or to the Collector. (3) Every Chairman of a District Board or Municipality [or Mayor of the Corporation] to whom a copy or an extract has been sent under Sec. 31, Clause (c) or Clause (d), as the case may be, shall send to the Collector, by a date prescribed by rule made in this behalf under Sec. 89, Clause (J): (i) in the case of a municipality [or Mayor as the case may be] all objections (if any) to proposals contained in the extract which may be received by the Chairman, from persons paying municipal rates, before the date; and (ii) in the case of a District Board, all objections (if any) to proposals contained in the list which may be received by the Chairman from members of the District Board, or the Chairman of any Local Board; and (iii) any opinion which the Chairman or the member of the District Board or the Municipal Commissioners, [or counselor of a Corporation] as the case may be, may wish to record on the said proposals.

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