Where the Chief Municipal Executive officer/Municipal Executive Officer is Power to require

of the opinion that any burning place or burial ground or place for the disposal of closing of burning the dead has become offensive or dangerous to the health of persons residing and burial ground in the neighbourhood or for any other reasons to be recorded in writing, he may, etc. with the previous approval of the Empowered Standing Committee, and by notice in writing require the owner or the person in charge of such burning place or burial ground or place for the disposal of the dead, to close such burning place or burial ground or place for the disposal of the dead from such date as may be specified in the notice. 301. (1) Whenever any animal, which is under of the charge any person dies Disposal of dead such person shall within twenty four hours of such death, either: animals.

1. (a) convey the carcass to a place provided or appointed under this Act for the final disposal of carcasses of dead animals, or
2. (b) give notice of the death to the Municipal Executive Officer whereupon he shall the carcass to be disposed of.

1. (3) In respect of the disposal of the carcass of a dead animal under clause
   • (b) of sub section (1) Chief Municipal Executive Officer/Municipal Executive Officer may charge such fee as may be determined by the Municipal by regulations.
2. (4) Where any dead animal does not belong to any person, the Chief Municipal Executive Officer/Municipal Executive Officer shall act immediately for causing the carcass to be disposed of.