section 293
Powers to suspend execution of orders and resolutions of Council on certain grounds.
The Daman and Diu Municipalities Regulation 1994Infrastructure1994314 sections
Statutory text
- (1) If, in the opinion of the Collector, the execution of any order or resolution of a Council, or the doing of any thing which is about to be done or is being done by or on behalf of a Council, is causing or is likely to cause injury or annoyance to the public or is against public interest or to lead to a breach of the peace or is unlawful, he may by order in writing under his signature suspend the execution or prohibit the doing thereof.
- (2) When the Collector makes any order under his signature, he shall forward to the Council affected thereby a copy of the order indicating therein the reasons for making it and also submit a report to the Director along with a copy of such order.
- (3) Within twenty days from the receipt of such order of the Collector, the Council shall, if it so desires, forward a statement to the Director indicating therein why the order of the Collector should be rescinded, revised or modified. If no such statement is received by the Director within time, the Director shall presume that the Council had no objection if the order of the Collector is confirmed.
- (4) On receipt of such report from the Collector and the Council's statement referred to in sub-section (3), if any, the Director may rescind the order or may revise or modify or confirm the order or direct that the order shall continue to be in force with or without modification: Provided that the Director shall take into account the statement of a Council, if received, before such an order is made by him.
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