The UTTAR PRADESH2 ACCOMMODATION REQUISITION ACT, 1947
uttarakhand · 1947
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- S. 1Subs
- S. 2Inserted by section 3 (2) ibid
- S. 3Section 3 empowers the District Magistrate to requisition accommodations for public purposes, barring residences and places of worship.
- S. 4Section 4 details how requisition orders for accommodation are served, including by publication if owner/occupier is untraceable.
- S. 5Section 5 mandates the District Magistrate to pay agreed compensation to accommodation owners requisitioned.
- S. 6Section 6 mandates compensation for unresolvable accommodation requisitions, determined by court, referencing Land Acquisition Act and Civil Procedure Code.
- S. 7Omitted by Section 3 (ii) of U
- S. 8The section outlines the procedure for releasing requisitioned accommodation back to the original owner or another specified person after certain conditions are met.
- S. 10Section 10 allows the District Magistrate to order accommodation repairs and sets limits on repair costs, with court intervention for disputes.
- S. 11Section 11 allows courts to enforce requisition orders and repairs, with costs deducted from compensation if repairs aren't executed.
- S. 12Section 12 allows District Magistrate or authorized persons to inspect premises after notice to determine if requisition order is needed.
- S. 13Section 13 ensures the Act's provisions override any conflicting laws or instruments.
- S. 14Section 14 of the Uttar Pradesh Accommodation Requisition Act, 1947 protects individuals acting in good faith under the Act from legal proceedings.
- S. 16Section 16 prevents any orders made under the Act from being challenged in court, except as specified.
- S. 17Section 17 allows the State Government to make rules for the Act and mandates their presentation to the State Legislature for review.
- S. 18Section 18 preserves pre-existing requisition orders under the 1947 ordinance as valid under the new act.