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Dates tree 2 per tree. + The Schedule came into force on the 1st day of August, 1976 vide EG No. 342 dt. 29.7.1976. 655 +SCHEDULE – VI (See section 154) Where the payment for admission inclusive of the amount of entertainments tax: (i) is not more than thirty paise. Not less than one-fourth of such payment and not more than one-half of such payment. (ii) is more than thirty paise but is Not less than one-third and not more not more than one rupee and than two-thirds of such payment. fifty paise. (iii) is more than one rupee and fifty Not less than *[one-fourth] and not more paise. than four-fifths of such payment. +SCHEDULE – VII (See section 155) Exhibitions held in commune Not less than one rupee and fifty paise panchayats and not more than four rupees and fifty paise for every show. ++SCHEDULE – VIII (See section 167) DISTRAINT WARRANT Warrant No. To (Name of officer charged with execution of warrant.) (State tax or taxes due and premises, if any, in respect of which the tax or taxes are due.) Whereas…………………………………….of……………………………………has not paid or shown sufficient cause for the non-payment of the sum of P. due for the tax or taxes noted above for the …………………………….…………………….. ending…………………………. . * Amended vide Act No. 11 of 2004 w.e.f. 23.12.2004 and published in the Extraordinary Gazette Part – II No.39 dated 29.12.2004. + The Schedule came into force on the 1st day of August, 1976 vide EG No. 342 dt. 29.7.1976. ++ The Schedule came into force on the 26th day of January, 1974 vide EG No. 11 dt. 17.1.1974. 656 *(Although the said sum has been duly demanded from the said and fifteen days have elapsed since such demand was made.) *(Although fifteen days have elapsed since the commencement of the half-year to which the house tax relates). This is to command you to demand the said sum of p. together with p. being the fee for service of notice or bill of demand and twelve paise for warrant fee, failing payment of which you are to distrain the goods and chattels of the said (or, as the case may be, any goods and chattels found on the premises referred to), to the amount of the said sum of p. together with P. for service of notice or bill of demand, warrant fee and distraint fee making together a sum of p. and such further sum as may be sufficient to defray the charges of keeping and selling such distraint; and if within seven days next after such distraint, the amount due on account of the said tax or taxes and fees shall not be paid, together with such further sum as may be sufficient to defray the charges of keeping such distraint to sell the said goods and chattels under orders to be hereafter issued by me, and to remit to the village panchayat/commune panchayat council the sale proceeds of the distrained property, out of which the amount due on account of the said taxes and fees viz. p. and the charges on keeping and selling such distraint shall be deducted and credited to the village panchayat fund/commune panchayat fund and the surplus, if any, returned to the owner of the goods and chattels distrained. If distraint or sufficient distraint cannot be found of the goods and chattels of the said you are to certify the same to me together with this warrant. Station : Date : .2000. Signature of the Commissioner. * Strike off one of the alternatives as necessary. 657 +SCHEDULE – IX (See section 167) TABLE OF FEES PAYABLE ON DISTRAINTS Sum distrained for Fees. (1) (2) P. Under 1 rupee 0.25 1 rupee and over but under 5 rupees 0.50 5 rupees and over but under 10 rupees 1.00 10 rupees and over but under 15 rupees 1.50 15 rupees and over but under 20 rupees 2.00 20 rupees and over but under 25 rupees 2.50 25 rupees and over but under 30 rupees 3.00 30 rupees and over but under 35 rupees 3.50 35 rupees and over but under 40 rupees 4.00 40 rupees and over but under 45 rupees 4.50 45 rupees and over but under 50 rupees 5.00 50 rupees and over but under 60 rupees 6.00 60 rupees and over but under 80 rupees 7.50 80 rupees and over but under 100 rupees 9.00 100 rupees and over 10.00 The above charge include all expenses, except when persons are kept in charge of property distrained, in which case twenty paise shall be paid daily for each such person. + The Schedule came into force on the 26th day of January, 1974 vide EG No. 11 dt. 17.1.1974. 658 +SCHEDULE – X [See section 169 (1)] FORM OF INVENTORY AND NOTICE (State particulars of goods and chattels seized) Taken notice that I have this day seized the goods and chattels specified in the above inventory for the sum of P. due for the tax or taxes mentioned in the margin for the ending, and that unless you pay into the office of the village panchayat/commune panchayat council the amount due together with the fee for service of notice or bill of demand, the warrant fee, the distraint fee and cost of keeping the goods and chattels, within seven days from the date of this notice, the goods and chattels, within seven days from the date of this notice, the goods and chattels will be sold on the day of , at the village panchayat/commune panchayat council office or at such other place as the Commissioner may direct and that the goods and chattels may be sold at any previous date, if they are liable to speedy and natural decay. Station : Date : Signature of the officer executing the warrant of distraint. +SCHEDULE – XI [See section 298] COMPOUNDABLE OFFENCES Offence Sections of Indian Penal Persons by whom offence Code applicable. may be compounded. (1) (2) (3) Causing hurt 323,334 The person to whom the hurt is caused. Assault or use of 332,358 The person assaulted or to Criminal force. whom criminal force is used. Mischief, when the only 426 The person to whom loss or loss or damage caused is damage is caused. loss or damage to a private person. Insult intended to provoke 504 The person insulted. a breach of the peace. + The Schedule came into force on the 26th day of January, 1974 vide EG No. 11 dt. 17.1.1974. 659 1SCHEDULE – XII [See section 321] PENALTIES Explanation. – The entries in column 2 of the following Table headed 'Subject' are not intended as definitions of the offences prescribed in the provisions mentioned in column 1 or even as abstracts of those provisions, but are inserted merely as reference to the subject thereof. Section, sub-section or clause. Subject. Fine which may be imposed. Daily fine which may be imposed. (1) (2) (3) (4) Section 90 sub-section (1) Failure to obey requisition to fence off, take down, secure or repair dangerous structure. 500 50 Section 91 sub-section (1) Failure to obey requisition to secure, lop or cut down dangerous trees. 50 10 Section 92 Failure to obey requisition to fence building or land or trim, prune or cut hedges and trees or lower an enclosing wall. 50 10 Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (a) Unlawful building of wall or erecting of fence, etc., in or over public road. 100 20 Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (b) Unlawful making of hole or depositing of matter in or upon public road. 50 10 Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (c). Unlawful quarrying in any place near public road, etc. 50 10 Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (d). Unlawful erection of building over drain. 200 50 Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (e). Planting of trees without permission on any public road or other property vested in a village panchayat or commune panchayat council. 200 .. + The Schedule respect all other sections except sections 121 and 122 came into force on the 26th day of January, 1974, vide EG No. 11 dt. 17.1.1974. The Schedule in respect of sections 121 and 122 came into force on the 12th day of September, 1974 vide EG No. 122 dt. 12.9.1974. 660 Section, sub-section or clause. Subject. Fine which may be imposed. Daily fine which may be imposed. (1) (2) (3) (4) Section 93 sub-section (1) clause (f). Felling, etc., without permission of trees growing on public road or other property vested in a village panchayat or on a poramboke or land, the use of which is regulated by it under section 97. 200 .. Section 101 Failure to close place of public entertainment. 200 100 Section 102 Sending infected child to school. 50 .. Section 104 Failure to give information of small pox. 50 .. Section 105 sub- section (1). Failure to obey requisition to fill in, etc., tank or other place dangerous to public health or safety. 50 10 Section 106 sub- section (1). Failure to obey requisition to clear or cleanse, etc., building or land in filthy state or overgrown with noxious vegetation. 50 10 Section 110 sub- section (1) Opening a new private market or continuing to keep open a private market without licence or contrary to licence. 500 100 Section 112 Sale or exposure for sale in public or private market of any animal or article without permission. 20 10 Section 113 Sale etc., of articles in public roads or places after prohibition or without licence or contrary to regulations. 10 .. Section 116 clause (b) Using any public place or road side as a landing or halting place or as a cart-stand within prohibited distance. 50 .. Section 117 sub-section (1). Opening a private cartstand without licence. 200 20 661 Section, sub-section or clause. Subject. Fine which may be imposed. Daily fine which may be imposed. (1) (2) (3) (4) Section 119 clause (a). Slaughtering, cutting up or skinning, of animals outside public slaughterhouses in contravention or rules. 200 .. Section 119 clause (b). Slaughtering, animals for purposes of sale without licence or contrary to licence. 20 .. Section 120 sub-section (2). Unlawful destruction, etc., of number of buildings. 5 .. Section 120 sub-section (3). Failure to replace number when required to do so. 20 .. Section 121 Using a place for offensive or dangerous trade without licence or contrary to licence. 100 20 Section 122 Unlawful erection of factory, workshop, etc. 1,000 100 Section 229 Obstructing a person in the use or enjoyment of a public road, market, well, tank, etc. 100 .. *[SCHEDULE – XIII [See section 329-B]