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GROUNDS ON WHICH PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT OR RECONSTRUCT HUT MAY BE REFUSED.— (1) The grounds on which permission to construct or reconstruct a hut may be refused are the following, namely:- (1) that the work or use of the site for the work would contravene the provisions of any law or any order, rule, bye-law or declaration made under such law; (ii) that the application for permission does not contain the particulars or are not prepared in the manner required by any rule or bye-law made under this Act; (iii) that any information or plan required by the Secretary under the rules or bye-laws made under this Act has not been duly furnished; (iv) that streets or roads have not been made as required under Section 359; or (v) that the proposed hut would be an encroachment upon a land belonging to the Government or the Municipality. (2) No application for permission to construct or reconstruct a hut shall be refused without stating the reasons for such refusal.