Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Power of State Government or officer to inspect and give technical guidance, etc.— If for the purpose of the efficient or economical execution or maintenance of any works or development schemes undertaken by a Zilla Parishad or Panchayat Samiti, an officer or person authorised by general or special order of the State Government considers it necessary for that purpose to give technical guidance or assistance to any officer of or under a Zilla Parishad or any servant thereof who is charged with the execution or maintenance of any such works or development schemes, then the officer or person so authorised may periodically inspect such works or development schemes, and may give such guidance, assistance or advice as he thinks necessary in relation to such works or development schemes and shall forward to the Chief Executive Officer a report on the inspection made pointing out therein any irregularities noticed, and his suggestions for improvement. CHAPTER IX Zilla Parishad, It’s Property, Fund and Expenditure 1[128. Power of Zilla Parishad to acquire and lease, sell or transfer property.— (1) A Zilla Parishad may, for the purposes of any of its functions, — (a) acquire and hold property, both movable and immovable, whether within or without the limits of the District ; or (b) lease, sell or otherwise transfer, any movable or immovable property which vests, or may be vested, in, or may be acquired by it : Provided that, no acquisition, lease, sale or other transfer of any such properties, shall be valid, except with the previous sanction of such authority or officer as may be prescribed by rules. (2) The rules made for this purpose shall also prescribe the limits of the value or consideration upto which and the subjects in relation to which each such authority or officer may accord the sanction. (3) The State Government shall be competent to vary the prescribed limits, from time to time, by notification published in the Official Gazette, provided that where the limits are so increased, the increased limits shall not be more than twice the limits prescribed by the rules.]