Bare ActsThe UTTAR PRADESH MUNICIPALITIES ACT, 1916

Section 2

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Subs. by section 32 of Chapter-III of U.P. Act No. 26 of 1995. [The [Uttar Pradesh]5 Municipalities Act, 1916] [Section 53-54] (3) Any Vice-President wishing to resign may intimate in writing his intention t so to the President and on his resignation being accepted by the Municipality, he sha deemed to have vacated his office. [(4) The election of a Vice-President under sub-section (1), (2) and (3) shal completed within there months from the date of the due constitution of the Municipal as notified under Section 56 or from the date of occurrence of the vacancy, as the case be.]2 1[Provision for exercise of powers etc., of President in certain contingencies and procedure for election of Vice- President 54-A [(1) Where a person on being elected President fails or refuses to function o otherwise not able to function, or a casual vacancy occurs in the office of the Presi within the meaning of Section 44-A, and no Vice-President has been elected in accord with this Act, or there is no Vice-President otherwise able to function, the powers functions of the President shall, until a President or Vice-President is able to functio exercised and performed by he Deputy Collector appointed by the District Magistra this behalf, and such officer shall be called the Administrator, [and all powers, funct and duties of the President shall be vested in and be exercised, performed and discha by him.]4 (2) Subject to the provisions of sub-section (4) of section 54, the meeting for election of the Vice-President shall be held at the office of the Board and on the date time appointed by the District Magistrate. The notice of the meeting and the date of Board at his place of residence seven clear days before the date fixed for the meetin copy of such notice shall also be published in such manner as the District Magistrate direct and upon such publication, every member shall be deemed to have received notice.]3 (3) The District Magistrate shall arrange with the District Judge for a stipendiary CiCivil Judicial Officer to preside at the meeting convened under this section, and no othe p person shall preside over it . If within half an hourof the time appointed for the meeting, t the Judicial Officier is not present to preside at the meeting, the meeting shall adjourned t the date and the time to be appointed and notified later to the members by that officer un susub-section (4). (4) If the Judicial Officer is unable to preside at the meeting, he may after recordin his reasons adjourn the meeting to such other date and time as he may appoint but not la tthan seven days from the date appointed for the meeting under sub-section (2). He shall without delay communicate in writing to the District Magistrate the adjournment of the m meeting . It shall not be necessary to send notice of the date and the time of the adjourne m meeting to members individually but the District Magistrate shall give notice of the date and the time of the adjourned meeting by publication in the manner provided in sub-sect (2). ( (5) Save as provided under sub-sections (3) and (4) the meeting convened under this section shall not be adjourned for any reason.

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