Section 84
Section 84 of Bihar Irrigation Act. Obstruction to be removed and repaired (1) Whenever any person is convicted on an offence under either of the last two preceding sections, the convicting Magistrate may order that he shall remove the obstruction or repair the damage in respect of which the conviction is held within a period to be fi
Obstruction to be removed and repaired (1) Whenever any person is convicted on an offence under either of the last two preceding sections, the convicting Magistrate may order that he shall remove the obstruction or repair the damage in respect of which the conviction is held within a period to be fixed in such order.
(2) If such person neglects or refused to obey such order within the fixed period, the Canal Officer may remove such obstruction, or repair such damage and the cost of such removal or repair shall be levied from such person by the Collector under the procedure provided by the Bihar and Orissa Public Demands Recovery Act, 1914(B & 0 Act 4 of 1914) for the recovery of public demand.
Section 84, Bihar Irrigation Act (Act 11 of 1998).
Questions about Section 84
How do I find court cases under Section 84 of the Bihar Irrigation Act?
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When was the Bihar Irrigation Act enacted?
Bihar Irrigation Act was enacted in 1998 as Act 11 of 1998. India Code records no commencement date for it. It is in force as at the date shown on this page.
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