Bare ActsThe UTTAR PRADESH MUNICIPALITIES ACT, 1916

Section 60

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(1) In any municipality where there is an Executive Officer appointed under Sections 57, 59 or 65 the following powers of the Municipality shall be exercised by such officer, and subject to the provisions of Section 62 not otherwise, namely,- (a) the power to grant and issue under his signature, or to refuse, any license which can be granted by a Municipality, other then a licence for a market, slaughter- house or hackney carriage; (b) the power to suspend or withdraw any such licence; (c) the power to receive, recover, and credit to the municipal fund any sum due or tendered to the Municipality; (d) the powers conferred by the section or sub-sections specified in the first column of Schedule II [or where such sections or sub-sections are followed by the words ‘in part’ by such parts thereof as are indicated by the description in Column 2 of the said Schedule and the power to do all things necessary for the exercise of these powers; (e) in respect of servants of the [Municipality]2, the powers vested in the Executive Officer by Sections 75 and 76, and the power to grant leave of absence to the holder of any post to which he has power to appoint; (f) any other power that has been delegated by the [Municipality]2 to the Executive Officer. (2) [***]1 All servants of the Municipality shall be subordinate to Executive Officer. [Functions to be discharged by Medical Officer of Health 60-A Notwithstanding anything contained in Section 60, the State Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette direct that in any municipality, the Medical Officer of Heath subject to the general control of the Executive Officer shall exercise the following powers : Provided that in case of disagreement between these officers the question shall be referred to the President, whose decision shall be final,-

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