Bare ActsThe MADHYA PRADESH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION ACT, 1956

Section 432

Government may modify or repeal byelaws

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Government may modify or repeal byelaws.- (1) If it shall at any time appear to the Government that any byelaws should be modified or repealed either wholly or in part, it shall cause its reasons for such opinion to be communicated to the Corporation and prescribe a reasonable period within which the Corporation may make any representation with regard thereto which it shall think fit. (2) After receipt and consideration of any such representation or, if in the meantime no such representation is received, after the expiry of the prescribed period, the Government may at any time by notification in the Gazette, modify or repeal such byelaw either wholly or in part. (3) The modification of repeal of a byelaw under sub-section (2) shall take effect from such date as the Government shall in the said notification direct or, if no such date is specified, from the date of the publication of the said notification in the Gazette, except as to anything done or suffered or omitted to be done before such date. 432-A. Model byelaws.- (1) The State Government may, from time to time make model byelaws for any matter in respect of which a Corporation is empowered to make byelaws under this Act, and publish them in the Gazette for the guidance of Municipality. (2) It appears to the State Government that in any Corporation byelaws are necessary for any matter in respect of which model byelaws have been published under sub-section (1) it may require the Corporation to adopt such model byelaws modified to suit local conditions. (3) If any Corporation fails to comply with a requisition made under sub-section (2) within six months of he making thereof the State Government may apply to such Corporation the model byelaws with such modifications, if any, as it thinks fit.

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