Section30
Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2006

Rights of Lenders

In force Act 2006 of 2024 As on 19 Oct 2026

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Act 2006 of 2024

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Section 30 of Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2006 deals with rights of Lenders. The Lenders will be entitled to recover their dues from the Developer and Project receivables in the form of User levies and in the event of default by the Developer in completing or implementing a project, the lenders will have the right to substitute the Developer with the consent of the Governmen

The Lenders will be entitled to recover their dues from the Developer and Project receivables in the form of User levies and in the event of default by the Developer in completing or implementing a project, the lenders will have the right to substitute the Developer with the consent of the Government and subject to the approval of such substituted Developer by the Government Agency or the Local Authority and by the Infrastructure Development Authority, on the Same terms and conditions as applicable to the previous Developer or with such modifications as may be specifically approved by the Infrastructure Development Authority.

Section 30, Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2006 (Act 2006 of 2024).

Questions about Section 30

What does Section 30 of the Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act deal with?

Section 30 of the Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act is headed "Rights of Lenders". The Lenders will be entitled to recover their dues from the Developer and Project receivables in the form of User levies and in the event of default by the Developer in completing or implementing a project, the lenders will have the right to substitute the Developer with the consent of the Governmen

How do I find court cases under Section 30 of the Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act?

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When was the Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act enacted?

Bihar State Infrastructure Development Enabling Act was enacted in 2024 as Act 2006 of 2024. India Code records no commencement date for it. It is in force as at the date shown on this page.

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