Bare Act
The Gujarat New Capital (Periphery) Control Act, 1960
General196020 sections
This law regulates construction and development activities within a specified zone protecting Gujarat's new capital. The state government has the authority to declare a "controlled area" to systematically manage the city's expansion. Strictly applying to anyone planning to build, alter, or construct roads within this zone, the legislation prohibits such activities without written permission from the local Collector. Permission is granted only if the development meets official town planning standards. Ultimately, the Act ensures orderly, planned infrastructure rather than allowing chaotic, unregulated urban growth around the new capital city.
- 1. Short title and extent
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Declaration of controlled area
- 4. Restrictions on building etc. in controlled area
- 5. Application for permission
- 6. Grant or refusal of permission
- 7. Appeal
- 8. Power of revocation and modification of permission
- 9. Register
- 10. Penalty for unauthorised development
- 11. Power to require removal of unauthorised development
- 12. Recovery of cost of expenses incurred for action under section 11
- 13. Any expenses incurred by the Collector under section 11 shall be recovered from the person who carried out the development as arrears of land revenue.
- 14. Power of entry
- 15. Service of notice etc
- 16. Public notice how to be made known
- 17. Protection of action taken in good faith
- 18. Power to make rules
- 19. Power to delegate
- 20. Effect of provisions of the Act inconsistent with other laws
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