The Karnataka Decriminalisation (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2025

Short title, commencement and application.-

1. (1) This Act may be called the Karnataka Decriminalisation (Amendment of Provisions) Act, 2025.
2. (2) It shall come into force on such date as the Government of Karnataka may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint and different dates may be appointed for amendments relating to different enactments.
3. (3) The amendment of any enactment by this Act shall not affect any other enactment in which the amended enactment has been applied, incorporated or referred to.
4. (4) This Act shall not affect the validity, invalidity, effect or consequences of anything already done or suffered, or any right, title, obligation or liability already acquired, accrued or incurred or any remedy or proceeding in respect thereof, or any release or discharge of, or from any debt, penalty, obligation, liability, claim or demand or any indemnity already granted, or the proof of any past act or thing;
5. (5) This Act shall not affect any principle or rule of law, or established jurisdiction, form or course of pleading, practice or procedure, or existing usage, custom, privilege, restriction, exemption, office or appointment, notwithstanding that the same respectively may have been in any manner affirmed, or recognised or derived by, in or from any enactment hereby amended.
6. (6) The amendment of any enactment by this Act shall not revive restore any jurisdiction, office, custom, liability, right, title, privilege, restriction, exemption, usage, practice, procedure or other matter or thing not now existing or in force.

Amendment of Karnataka Act 36 of 1964.- In the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Act, 1964 (Karnataka Act 36 of 1964),-

1. (1) In section 62,-
   • (a) after clause (b), in the hanging para, the words, “with imprisonment which may extend to six months or”, shall be omitted;
   • (b) in clause (i).-
     • (i) for the word “fine”, the word “penalty”, shall be substituted; and
     • (ii) the words “or with both” shall be omitted;
   • (c) for the table and the entries relating thereunder the following table, shall be substituted, namely:- “TABLE

Provisions of the Act Subject Maximum penalty which may be imposed Daily penalty which may be imposed

(1) (2) (3) (4)

”

1. (2) in section 85,-
   • (a) after clause (b), in the hanging para, the words, “with imprisonment which may extend to six months or”, shall be omitted;
     • (i) in clause (i) for the word “fine”, the word “penalty”, shall be substituted; and
     • (ii) the words “or with both”, shall be omitted.
   • (b) for the table and the entries relating thereto, the following table and entries relating thereto, shall be substituted, namely:- “TABLE

Provisions of the Act Subject Maximum penalty which may be imposed Daily penalty which may be imposed

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Section 82 sub-section (2) read with section 59

1. (2) Failure to furnish when required name of licensed plumber employed 10,000 - Section 82 sub-section (6) read with section 59
2. (2) Licensed plumbers not to demand more than the charges prescribed 50,000 - Section 82 sub-section (8) read with section 59
3. (2) Licensed plumbers not to contravene regulations or execute work carelessly or negligently. Etc., 50,000 - ”

Amendment of Karnataka Act 34 of 1987.- In the Karnataka Urban Development Authorities Act, 1987 (Karnataka Act 34 of 1987),-

1. (1) in section 32, in sub-section (9), for the words, “fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees”, the words, “penalty which may extend to fifty thousand rupees”, shall be substituted; and
2. (2) in section 75 for the words, “with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees and in the case of a continuing contravention, with fine which may extend to fifty rupees”, the words, “with penalty which may extend to five thousand rupees and in the case of a continuing contravention, with penalty which may extend to five hundred rupees”, shall be substituted.

Amendment of Karnataka Act 27 of 1966.- In the Karnataka Agricultural Produce Marketing (Regulation and Development) Act, 1966 (Karnataka Act 27 of 1966),-

1. (1) in section 118, for the words, “imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees or with both”, the words, “imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees for the first offence, for second offence rupees twenty thousand and for third offence thirty thousand or with both”, shall be substituted.
2. (2) in section 118A,-
   • (a) in sub-section (1), for the words “be punished with fine not exceeding rupees five thousand”, the words, “be punished with penalty not exceeding rupees ten thousand for the first offence, for second offence rupees twenty thousand and for third offence rupees thirty thousand”, shall be substituted.
   • (b) in sub section (2) for the words “punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months and with fine which may extend to twice the value of the price and in the case of continuing contravention with a further fine which may extend to rupees one thousand per day”, the words, “punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with both which may extend to twice the value of the price and in the case of continuing contravention with a further fine which may extend to rupees ten thousand for the first offence, for second offence rupees twenty thousand and for third offence rupees thirty thousand”, shall be substituted;
3. (3) in section 121, for the words, “be punished with imprisonment which may extend to one year and with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees”, the words, “be punished with imprisonment which may extend to six months and with fine which may extend to rupees thirty thousand”, shall be substituted.
4. (4) in section 131I, for the words, “conviction, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months or with a fine which may extend to five thousand rupees or with both”, the words, “conviction be punished with imprisonment which may extend to three months or with fine which may extend to rupees ten thousand for the first offence or with both, for second offence rupees twenty thousand and for third offence rupees thirty thousand”, shall be substituted.

Amendment of Karnataka Act 11 of 1961.- In the Karnataka Warehouses Act, 1961 (Karnataka Act 11 of 1962), in section 33 in clause (a), for the words, “with simple imprisonment which may extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees, or with both”, the words, “with penalty which may extend to ten thousand rupees”, shall be substituted.

Amendment of Karnataka Act 21 of 2015.- In the Karnataka Tourism Trade (Facilitation and Regulation) Act, 2015 (Karnataka Act 21 of 2015),-

1. (1) in section 8, for sub-section (5), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(5) Any person or Organisation who having been found to be conducting or operating a category of tourism trade requiring mandatory registration or recognition under sub-section (3), without such valid registration, and having been subjected to an initial penalty or warming for such non-compliance under sub-section (4), continues to contrivance the provisions of sub-section (3), shall be liable to further penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the prescribed Authority in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.
   • (a) For the first such instance of contravention, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed, Authority may order the suspension, for a period which may extend to three months of any existing trade license or No Objection Certificate
   • (NOC) from local authorities held by such person for the tourism trade concerned or may direct such authorities to suspend the same.
   • (b) For the second such instance of continued contravention, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first instance of continued contravention, as may be prescribed. In addition, the prescribed authority may order the suspension, for a period which may extend to six months of any existing trade license or No Objection Certificate from local authorities held by such person for the tourism trade concerned or may direct such authorities to suspend the same.
   • (c) For the third or any subsequent such instance of continued contravention, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second instance of continued contravention, such penalty shall be as may be prescribed. The prescribed authority shall order the cancellation or termination or direct the

trade concerned:

Provided that, no such monetary penalty or administrative sanction

shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The rules shall also prescribe the criteria for determining continued and repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism.”

1. (2) In section16,-
   • (a) in sub section (8), for the words, “fine and whoever repeats or continues to act as a tour guide, having been fined for such offence, shall be arrested without warrant by any police officer not below the rank of sub-

inspector”, the word “penalty”, shall be substituted; and

1. (b) for sub section (9), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(9) Any person who, having been previously penalised under sub- section (8), for acting as a Guide without valid license or registration or in contravention of the conditions of license or registration, continues to act as such or repeats the offense, shall be liable to further penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the Prescribed Authority in such manner as may be prescribed.
2. (a) For the first such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed. The Prescribed Authority may order the suspension of their license or registration or recognition (If any previously obtained and is being misused or if they are operating despite a prior penalty for non registration), for a period which may extend to three months.
3. (b) For the second such repeated offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first repeated offense, as may be prescribed and the Prescribed Authority may of their license or order the suspension registration or recognition (if any) for a period which may extend to six months.
4. (c) For the third or any subsequent such repeated offence such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second repeated offence, as may be prescribed. In addition, the Prescribed Authority shall order the

cancellation or permanent revocation of any license or registration or

recognition held by such person and may debar them from applying

shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The criteria for determining continued and repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism shall be as may be prescribed.”

1. (3) In section 19, sub-section (2) and (3) shall be omitted.
2. (4) In section 23,-
   • (a) in sub-section (2),-
     • (i) for clause (a), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(a) Any person who contravenes the provisions of clause (a) of sub-section (1) by committing any act of touting or malpractice against any tourist, or by engaging in begging or hawking articles for sale at any Area or Place of Tourism Significance, where such

practice is prohibited by rules or specific orders, shall be liable to

penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the Prescribed Authority or Adjudicating Officer, or by Tourist Mitra for minor initial infractions in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.

1. (i) For the first such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed. Where the offender is an operator of a tourism trade or holds any license or No Objection Certificate or registration, the prescribed Authority or Adjudicating Officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to three months.
2. (ii) For the second such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first offense, as may be prescribed. Where applicable, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to six months.
3. (iii) For the third or any subsequent such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second offense, as may be prescribed. Where applicable, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer shall order the cancellation termination or of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration:

Provided that, no such monetary penalty or administrative

sanction (beyond minor on-the-spot penalties by Tourist Mitra, if prescribed for specific minor acts) shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The criteria for determining continued and repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism shall be such as may be prescribed.”

1. (ii) for clause (b), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(b) Any person who contravenes the provisions of clause (b) of sub-section (1), by abetting the commission of any act of touting or malpractice against any tourist, or the act of begging or hawking of articles for sale in any Area or Place of Tourism Significance (where prohibited), shall be liable to penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.
2. (i) For the first such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed. Where the abettor is an operator of a tourism trade or holds any license or No Objection Certificate or registration, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to three months.
3. (ii) For the second such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first offense, as may be prescribed. Where applicable, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to six months.
4. (iii) For the third or any subsequent such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second offense, as may be prescribed. Where applicable, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer shall order the cancellation or termination of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration:

Provided that, no such monetary penalty or administrative

sanction shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The criteria for determining continued and repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism shall be such as may be prescribed.

1. (iii) for clause (c), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(c) Any person who contravenes the provisions of clause (c) of sub-section (1) by attempting to commit any act of touting or malpractice against any tourist in any Area or Place of Tourism Significance, shall be liable to penalties and administrative sanctions as follows, to be imposed by the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.
2. (i) For the first such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed.
3. (ii) For the second such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first offense, as may be prescribed. Where the offender is an operator of a tourism trade or holds any license or No Objection Certificate or registration, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to three months.
4. (iii) For the third or any subsequent such offense, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second offense, as may be prescribed. Where applicable, the prescribed authority or adjudicating officer may order the suspension of such license or No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to six months, or in cases of persistent attempts indicating a clear intent to defraud or harass, may order cancellation:

Provided that, no such monetary penalty or administrative

sanction shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The criteria for determining continued and repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism shall be as may be prescribed.”

1. (b) for sub-section (6), following shall be substituted, namely:- “(6) Whoever, having been previously directed to remove themselves under sub-section (3), or (4), and subsequently penalized under sub-section (5), for engaging in hawking articles for sale (where prohibited), commits any further violation of the prohibition on hawking articles for sale in any Area or Place of Tourism Significance, shall be liable to further penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the Prescribed Authority or Adjudicating Officer, which shall be an officer at or above the rank of Tahsildar in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.
   • (i) For the first such further violation (after penalty under sub-section (5), such person shall be liable to a significantly higher monetary penalty as may be prescribed. If the hawker operates under any form of local permit or license for any activity, the Prescribed Authority or Adjudicating Officer may order its suspension for a period which may extend to three months.
   • (ii) For the second such further violation, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, substantially higher than the previous, as may be prescribed. Any such permit or license may be suspended for a period which may extend to six months.
   • (iii) For the third or any subsequent such further violation, such person shall be liable to a monetary penalty, substantially higher again, as may be prescribed in the rules. In addition, any such permit or license shall be cancelled or terminated, and the person may be debarred from hawking in specified tourist areas for a defined period. Provided that, no such monetary penalty or administrative sanction shall be imposed without giving the person concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The aspect of arrest by police for this regulatory contravention shall be removed. The criteria for determining repeat offenses and the appellate mechanism shall be as may be prescribed.”

1. (5) In section 24,-
   • (a) in sub section (1), after the words, “each district of the state” the words, “Penalties and administrative sanctions to be imposed by the Competent Authority or a designated Adjudicating Officer.” shall be inserted
   • (b) in sub-section (8), for the words, “on conviction be punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than three months but which may extend to three years or with fine which may extend to rupees

five thousand or with both.” the words "shall be liable to a penalty as

may be prescribed” shall be substituted.

1. (c) after sub-section (8), the following shall inserted, namely:- “(9) Minor acts (e.g., littering, causing minor nuisance) observed by

Tourist Mitra shall lead to on-the-spot warnings or minor penalties

levied by them (or by an adjudicating officer upon their report) as prescribed.

1. (10) Significant damage, deterioration, or wilful obstruction shall attract higher monetary penalties imposed by the competent authority.
2. (11) In addition, where the offender is an operator of a tourism trade or holds any licenseor No Objection Certificate or registration relevant to activities impacting the Area/ Place of Tourism Significance, the Adjudicating Officer may order the suspension of such license licenseor No Objection Certificate or registration for a period which may extend to three to six months, particularly if the offense involves negligence leading to damage or deterioration.
3. (12) Imprisonment to be considered only as a last resort for exceptionally severe, deliberate, or repeated acts causing substantial irreversible damage, with clear definitions in the Act or rules made thereunder.”
4. (6) in section 25,-
   • (a) for sub-section (1), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(1) If any person, company, association or firm or any other body falsely represents any tourism trade as holding a mandatory recognition under this Act, or a voluntary grade which it has not been awarded, the Prescribed Authority shall, in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed. Impose penalties and administrative sanctions as follows:-
     • (i) For the first such offense, such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed.
     • (ii) For the second such offense of false representation, such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first offense, as may be prescribed. The Prescribed Authority may order the suspension, for a period which may extend to six months of any other trade license or No objection Certificate from local authorities held by such person or entity for the tourism trade concerned.
     • (iii) For the third or any subsequent such offense of false representation, such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second offense, as may be prescribed in the rules. In addition, the Prescribed Authority shall order the cancellation or termination of any other trade license or No objection Certificate from local authorities held by such person or entity for the tourism trade concerned. Provided that, no such monetary penalty ог administrative sanction shall be imposed without giving the person or entity concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. the criteria for

determining repeat offences and the appellate mechanism shall be

such as may be prescribed.”

1. (b) sub-section (2), shall be omitted.

1. (7) in section 26,-
   • (a) for sub-section (2), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(2) Any person, company, association or firm or any other body who contravenes the provisions of sub- section (1) by using any brand belonging to Government tourism entities without permission or authorization shall be liable to penalties and administrative sanctions as follows, to be imposed by the Prescribed Authority in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed.
     • (i) For the first such offense, such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty as may be prescribed.
     • (ii) For the second such offense of unauthorized use (after being penalized for the first), such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the first offense, as may be prescribed. The Prescribed Authority may order the suspension, for a period which may extend to six months of any trade license or No objection Certificate from local authorities held by such person or entity for their tourism trade.
     • (iii) For the third or any subsequent such offense of unauthorized use, such person or entity shall be liable to a monetary penalty, which shall be significantly higher than that for the second offense, as may be prescribed. The Prescribed Authority shall order the cancellation or termination of any trade license or No objection Certificate from local authorities held by such person or entity for their tourism trade: Provided that no such monetary penalty or administrative sanction shall be imposed without giving the person or entity concerned a reasonable opportunity of being heard. The criteria for determining repeat offenses and appellate mechanism shall be such as may be prescribed.”
   • (b) for sub-section (4), the following shall be substituted, namely:- “(4) Where any person, company, association or firm or any other body, even after imposition of penalty under sub-section (2) continues to use the Government Tourism Brand, he shall, on conviction, be punishable with fine”

In the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Act, 1966 (Karnataka Act,18 of 1966), in section 39 for the words "imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months, or with penalty which may extend to one thousand rupees, or with both”, the words “with penalty which may extend to ten thousand rupees”, shall be substituted.

In the Karnataka Gram Swaraj and Panchayathraj Act, 1993 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1993), in section 281, for the words, “on conviction, be punished with simple imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month or with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees or with both” the words, “ be punished with fine of rupees one thousand which may be extended to five thousand rupees”, shall be substituted.

In the Karnataka Lifts, Escalators and Passenger Conveyors Act, 2012 (Karnataka Act 9 of 2013), for section 19, the following shall be substituted, namely:- “19. Violations and Penalty.- Whoever contravenes the provisions of,- (a)

sections 3, 4 and 5 shall be punishable with a fine which may be extend to ten thousand rupees and in case of a continuing contravention, with a further fine which may extend to one hundred rupees, for every day, after the first day during which the breach has continued;

(b) section 7 shall be punishable with a fine which may extend to three thousand rupees and in case of a continuing contravention, with a further fine which may extend to one hundred rupees for every day after the first day during which the breach has continued; (c) sub-section (1), of section 15, shall be punishable with a fine which may extend to five thousand rupees and in case of a continuing contravention, with a further fine which may extend to one hundred rupees for every day after the first during which the breach has continued; and (d) any other provisions of the Act, not covered under clauses (a),

1. (b) and (c) or rules made thereunder or conditions of a license or registration or a direction given by such officer as the Government may authorize under this Act or the rules made thereunder, shall be punishable with a fine which may extend to one thousand rupees and in case of a continuing contravention with a further fine which may extend to one hundred rupees for every day after the first during which the breach has been continued.”

In the Karnataka Municipalities Act, 1964 (Karnataka Act 22 of 1964),-

1. (1) in section 170, in sub-section (9), for the words “with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to ten thousand rupees” shall be substituted.
2. (2) in section 184, in sub-section (3) for the words, “fine which may extend to twenty five rupees, and with a further fine which may extend to ten rupees” the words “penalty which may extend to two hundred and fifty rupees, and with a further penalty which may extend to one hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
3. (3) in section 203, in sub-section (1) for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty five rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to two hundred and fifty rupees” shall be substituted.
4. (4) in section 208, in sub-section (2), for the words, “fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees, and if any such owner or occupier fails to remove any such projection as aforesaid in respect of which he has been convicted under this section, he shall be punished with further fine which may extend to five rupees” the words “penalty which may extend to two hundred and fifty rupees, and if any such owner or occupier fails to remove any such projection as aforesaid in respect of which he has been convicted under this section, he shall be imposed with further penalty which may extend to one hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
5. (5) in section 211, in sub section (3), for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty rupees”, the words “with penalty which may extend to two hundred rupees”, shall be substituted.
6. (6) in section 215,-
   • (a) in sub-section (1) for the words, “with fine which may extend to one hundred rupees”, the words “with penalty which may extend to one thousand rupees”, shall be substituted;
   • (b) in sub-section (2) for the words, “with fine which may extend to fifty rupees”, the words “with penalty which may extend to five hundred rupees”, shall be substituted.
7. (7) in section 217, in sub-section (2), for the words, “with fine which may extend to fifty rupees, and with further fine which may extend to ten rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to five hundred rupees, and with further penalty which may be extended to one hundred rupees”, shall be substituted.
8. (8) in section 219, in sub-section (2), for the words, “With fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees, and with further fine which may extend to ten rupees”, the words, “With penalty which may extend to two hundred and fifty rupees, and with further penalty which may be extended to one hundred rupees”, shall be substituted.
9. (9) in section 225, for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees” the words “with penalty which may be extended to two hundred and fifty rupees” shall be substituted.
10. (10) in section 226, for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees and with further fine which may extend to five rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to two hundred and fifty rupees and with further penalty which may be extended to one hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
11. (11) in section 228, in sub-section (1), for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees, and with further fine which may extend to five rupees” the words “with penalty which may be extended to two hundred and fifty rupees, and with further penalty which may be extended to one hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
12. (12) in section 241, in sub-section (2), for the words, “with fine which may extend to fifty rupees and upon any subsequent conviction with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to five hundred rupees and upon any subsequent conviction with penalty which may be extended to five thousand rupees” shall be substituted.
13. (13) in section 243,-
    • (a) in sub-section (2) for the words, “with fine which may extend to twenty-five rupees.” the words “with penalty which may be extended to two hundred and fifty rupees.” shall be substituted; and
    • (b) in sub-section (3) for the words, “with fine which may extend to five rupees” the words “with penalty which may be extended to five hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
14. (14) in section 256, in sub-section (6), for the words, “with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees, and with further fine which may extend to forty rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to two thousand rupees, and with further penalty which may be extended to four hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
15. (15) in section 260, in sub-section (3), for the words, “fifty rupees” the words “five hundred rupees” shall be substituted.
16. (16) in section 266, for the words, “fifty rupees” the words “five hundred rupees” shall be substituted.

In the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976 (Karnataka Act 14 of 1977),-

1. (1) in section 424, in sub-section (2),-
   • (a) in clause (a), for the words, “with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees” and “with fine which may extend to three hundred rupees” the words “with penalty which may extend to ten thousand rupees” and “penalty which may be extended to three thousand rupees” shall respectively be substituted; and
   • (b) in clause (b), for the words, “with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees” the words “with penalty which may be extended to two thousand rupees” shall be substituted.
2. (2) in section 431, in sub-section (2), in clause (c) for the word, “fine” the word “penalty” shall be substituted.
3. (3) for Schedule XI, and the entries relating thereto, the following shall be substituted, namely:- “SCHEDULE XI ORDINARY PENALTIES (see section 431)

Section Sub- section Subject Penalty (in rupees)

(1) (2)

1. (3) (4) 80
2. (1) Interested councilor voting or taking part in discussion. Two thousand 114
3. (1) and (3) Failure to give notice of transfer of title or to produce documents. Five hundred

192

1. (2) Occupying or allowing occupation of house without proper water supply Five hundred 192
2. (3) Failure to comply with requisition to make house connection. Five hundred

211

1. (1) Laying of water pipes, etc., in a position where the same may be injured or water therein polluted. One thousand 218
2. (1) Execution of work by a person other than a licensed plumber. Two thousand 218
3. (2) Failure to furnish when required name of licensed plumber employed. One thousand 218
4. (6) Licensed plumber not to demand more than the charges prescribed. One thousand 218
5. (8) Licensed plumbers not to contravene regulation or execute work carelessly or negligently etc. One thousand

224

1. (2) Private drain not to be connected with corporation sewers without notice Five hundred 225
2. (2) and (4) Non-compliance with requisition for drainage of undrained premises. Not less than one thousand rupees and not more than five thousand rupees.

236

1. (4) Non-compliance with requisition to close, remove or divert pipe or drain. Five hundred 240
2. (1) Execution of work by a person other than a licensed plumber. Two thousand 240
3. (2) (read with section 223) Failure to furnish when required name of licensed plumber employed. One thousand 240
4. (2) (read with section 218) Licensed plumbers not to demand more than the charge prescribed. One thousand 240
5. (2) read with section 218
6. (8) Licensed plumbers not to contravene regulations or execute work carelessly or negligently, etc. One thousand

241 -- Prohibition of wilful or neglectful acts relating to sewage works. One thousand

242

1. (3) Failure to maintain house-drains, etc. in conformity with bye-laws Five hundred 246
2. (2) Keeping of public privy without licence Five hundred
3. (3) Allowing public privy to be in un-clean condition or improper order. Five hundred

273

1. (1) Failure to comply with orders to set back buildings. Five thousand

291

1. (1) Unlawful making of hole or placing of obstruction in street. Five hundred
2. (3) Failure to remove obstruction Five hundred

293

1. (3) Unlawful destruction, etc., of number of public street. Two hundred 294
2. (2) Unlawful destruction etc., of number of building Two hundred 294
3. (3) Failure to replace number when required to do so. Two hundred 296
4. (5) Construction or reconstructing buildings contrary to declaration issued by corporation. Two thousand 297
5. (1) Failure to comply with requisition to round or display off building at corners of streets. One thousand

298 -- Construction, reconstruction or retention of external roof, etc., with inflammable materials. Five hundred

310

1. (1) Failure to send notice to Commissioner after completion of construction or reconstruction of building. Five hundred

326

1. (1) Constructing well, etc without permission. Five hundred
2. (2) Failure to comply with notice to fill up or demolish well, etc. Five hundred

327 -- Failure to comply with requisition to stop dangerous quarrying One thousand

328

1. (1) Failure to comply with requisition to fill up etc., tank or well, or drain off water, etc. Five thousand
2. (3) Cultivating contrary to prohibitions or regulations. Five thousand

338

1. (2) Using or allowing the use of buildings unfit for human habitation after prohibition. Two hundred For each day
2. (4) Failure to comply with requisition to demolish the same. Two hundred per day 339
3. (1) Allowing overcrowding in building after order to abate the same. Two hundred per day
4. (4) Failure to comply with requisition to vacate over crowed building or room. Two hundred per day 343
5. (1) Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to the licence. One thousand 344 (a) (b)
   • (c) Unlawful keeping of pigs Unlawful keeping of animals so as to be a nuisance or danger. Feeding of animal on filth Two hundred Two hundred Two hundred

351

1. (1) Opening or keeping open a new private cart-stand without licence or contrary to licence Two thousand

352 -- Failure to remove carcasses of animals Two hundred

353

1. (1) Using a place for any of the purposes specified in Schedule X without licence or contrary to licence. Two thousand 354 (1),
2. (2) and (3) Unlawful erection of factory workshop, workplace and machinery. Ten thousand
3. (5) Disobedience of order regarding chimneys. Five thousand 355
4. (1) Disobedience of order regarding abatement of nuisance One thousand 355
5. (2) Disobedience of order prohibiting the working of the factory, etc., or the use of particular kind of fuel. Two thousand

363

1. (2) Washing of clothes by washerman at unauthorized places. Two hundred

371

1. (2) Opening private market without licence or contrary to permission. One thousand

377

1. (2) Opening, or keeping open of private market after suspension or refusal of licence for default to carry out works. Five hundred

392

1. (1) Opening, etc., without licence a place for the disposal of the dead. One thousand 394
2. (4) Use or allowance of use of un-licenced burial of burning ground Use of allowance of use of unregistered burial of burning ground Five hundred One thousand

397

1. (3) Burial or burning in place after prohibition. Two thousand

408

1. (2) Washing of infected articles at unauthorised places. Five hundred

411

1. (1) Entry of infected person into public conveyance without notifying fact of infection. Five hundred 412
2. (1) Failure to disinfect public conveyance etc. Five hundred
3. (2) Using before obtaining certificates from Health Officer a public conveyance in which an infected person travelled. Five hundred

430

1. (3) Prevention of inspection of copies of rules and bye-laws publicly exhibited. Five hundred
2. (4) Destruction, etc., of board exhibiting printed copies of bye-laws and rules. Five hundred 443
3. (7) Failure to produce licence on request One hundred

447 -- Failure to comply with requisition to attend, produce document or give evidence. One thousand

457

1. (1) Failure of occupier to comply with requisition to permit owner to comply for with provisions of Act. Five hundred for each day

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1. (4) for Schedule XII, and the entries relating there under the following shall be substituted, namely:- “SCHEDULE XII PENALTIES FOR CONTINUING BREACHES (see section 431)

192

1. (2) and (3) Failure to comply with requisition to make house-connection. One hundred

194 ... Use for non-domestic purposes of water supplied for domestic purposes. One hundred

211

1. (1) Laying of water pipes etc., in a position where pipes may be injured or water therein polluted. One hundred
2. (2) Construction of privies etc., in a position where pipe may be injured or water therein polluted. One thousand

219 ... Injury to, or interference with the free flow of contents of corporation sewers or drains or sewers communicating with corporation sewers. Five hundred

224

1. (2) Private drains not to be converted with corporation sewers without notice. One hundred

236

1. (4) Non-compliance with requisition to close, remove or divert a pipe or drain. One hundred 242
2. (3) Failure to maintain house drains, etc., in conformity with bye-laws. One hundred 246
3. (2) Keeping of public privy without licence One hundred 246
4. (3) Allowing public privy to be in on unclean condition or improper order. One hundred

263 (1)

1. (4) Allowing rubbish or filth to accumulate. On premises for more than twenty four hours. One hundred One hundred

291

1. (1) Unlawful making of hole or placing of obstruction in street. One hundred

292 ... Construction, etc., of building without licence where street or footway is likely to be obstructed. One hundred

297

1. (1) Failure to comply with requisition to round or display off buildings at corner of streets. Five hundred

343

1. (1) Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to licence. One thousand 344 (a)
   • (b) Unlawful keeping of pigs. Unlawful keeping of animal so as to be a nuisance or danger. One hundred One hundred

353

1. (1) Using a place for any of the purposes specified in Schedule X without licence or contrary to licence. Five hundred

354 (1),(2) and (3) Unlawful erection of factory, workshop workplace or machinery. One thousand

1. (5) Disobedience of order regarding chimneys. Five hundred 355
2. (1) Disobedience order regarding abatement of nuisance. One thousand 355
3. (2) Disobedience of order prohibiting the working of the factory, etc., or the use of particular kind of fuel. Two thousand

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In the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 (Karnataka Act 11 of 1963),-

1. (1) in section 73,-
   • (a) for the words, “shall, on conviction, be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to three months or with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees or with both” the words “shall, on conviction, be punished with penalty which may extend to fifty thousand rupees” shall be substituted.
   • (b) after clause (e), the following shall be inserted, namely:-

“(f) Every Engineer or Architect registered with a Local Body and responsible for the preparation, certification, submission, or development of building or layout plans under sections 15 and 17 of the Act shall inform the respective owner or developer of the obligation to carry out development or construction strictly in accordance with provisions of the Act and the sanctioned plans. If any owner or developer, after obtaining such approval, undertakes development or construction in violation of the sanctioned plans, the concerned registered Engineer or Architect shall be liable to a penalty of two lakh rupees. In the event of repeated violations, appropriate proceedings shall be initiated for the cancellation of the registration or license of such Engineer or Architect.”

1. (2) in section 76D for the words “fine which may extend to two hundred rupees or with imprisonment for a term which may extend to two months”, the words “penalty which may extend to twenty five thousand rupees” shall be substituted.

Amendment of Karnataka Act 45 of 2003.- In the Karnataka Industries (Facilitation) Act, 2002 (Karnataka Act 45 of 2003), in section 19, for sub-section (2), the following shall be substituted, namely:-

“(2) Any manufacturing industry or enterprise which fails to comply with the conditions specified in the undertaking or the self-certification given to the nodal agency while applying for acknowledgement certificate or for violating any clause in the applicable Act or rules while implementing the industrial projects, shall on conviction be punishable, based on contravention of service, severity of violation and category of industry, with penalty which may extend up to two lakh rupees for the first offence and for the second and subsequent offence, with penalty which may extend up to four lakh rupees and the department concerned shall initiate penal action under respective existing Act.”

(see section 431) Section Sub- section Subject Penalty (in rupees) (1) (2) (3) (4) 80 (1) Interested councilor voting or taking part in discussion. Two thousand 114 (1) and (3) Failure to give notice of transfer of title or to produce documents. Five hundred 188 -- Trespassing on premises connected with water supply. Five hundred 190 -- Failure to maintain house connections in conformity with bye-laws. Five hundred 192 (2) Occupying or allowing occupation of house without proper water supply Five hundred 192 (3) Failure to comply with requisition to make house connection. Five hundred 194 -- Use for non-domestic purposes of Water supplied for domestic purpose One thousand 208 -- Waste or misuse of water Five hundred 209 -- Refusal of admittance, etc. One thousand 211 (1) Laying of water pipes, etc., in a position where the same may be injured or water therein polluted. One thousand 218 (1) Execution of work by a person other than a licensed plumber. Two thousand 218 (2) Failure to furnish when required name of licensed plumber employed. One thousand 218 (6) Licensed plumber not to demand more than the charges prescribed. One thousand 218 (8) Licensed plumbers not to contravene regulation or execute work carelessly or negligently etc. One thousand 219 -- Prohibition of wilful or neglectful acts relating to water works. One thousand 223 -- Flow of contents of corporation sewers or drains or sewers communicating with corporation sewers. One thousand 224 (2) Private drain not to be connected with corporation sewers without notice Five hundred 225 (2) and (4) Non-compliance with requisition for drainage of undrained premises. Not less than one thousand rupees and not more than five thousand rupees. 226 -- Erection of new premises without drains. Ten thousand 227 -- Non-compliance with requisition for maintenance or drainage works for any group or block of premises. One thousand 228 -- Non-compliance with direction to close or limit the use of private drains in certain cases. Five hundred 229 -- Non-compliance with Commissioner's orders regarding the use of a drain by a person other than the owner thereof. Five hundred 230 -- Non-compliance with requisition for keeping sewage and rain water drains distinct. Five hundred 231 -- Non-compliance with requisition for the payment of court-yard etc. Five hundred 233 -- Connection with sewers without written permission. Two thousand 236 (4) Non-compliance with requisition to close, remove or divert pipe or drain. Five hundred 240 (1) Execution of work by a person other than a licensed plumber. Two thousand 240 (2) (read with section 223) Failure to furnish when required name of licensed plumber employed. One thousand 240 (2) (read with section 218) Licensed plumbers not to demand more than the charge prescribed. One thousand 240 (2) read with section 218 (8) Licensed plumbers not to contravene regulations or execute work carelessly or negligently, etc. One thousand 241 -- Prohibition of wilful or neglectful acts relating to sewage works. One thousand 242 (3) Failure to maintain house-drains, etc. in conformity with bye-laws Five hundred 246 (2) Keeping of public privy without licence Five hundred 246 (3) Allowing public privy to be in un-clean condition or improper order. Five hundred 247 -- Failure to comply with requisition to provide privy or to remove privy to another site and failure to keep privies clean and in proper order. Five hundred 248 -- Failure to provide privies for premises used by large numbers of people or to keep them clean and in proper order. One thousand 249 -- Failure to comply with requisition to provide privies for market, cattle shed or cart-stand or to keep them clean and in proper order. One thousand 250 -- Failure to construct privies so as to screen persons using them from view. Two hundred 252 -- Making connection with mains without permission. Two thousand 272 -- Building within street alignment or building line without permission. Ten thousand 273 (1) Failure to comply with orders to set back buildings. Five thousand 278 -- Unlawful displacement etc. of pavement or fences, posts and other materials of public street. Five thousand 280 -- Failure to provide streets or roads on building sites prior to disposal. Two thousand 281 -- Unlawful making or laying of new street. Five thousand 283 -- Failure to comply with requisition to metal etc., private street One thousand 285 -- Building wall or erecting fence, etc., in a street or any public place vested in the control of the corporation. One thousand 286 -- Allowing doors, ground floor windows, etc., to open outwards without licence or contrary to notice. Two thousand 287 -- Failure to remove permanent encroachment. Two thousand 288 -- Failure to remove temporary encroachment Five hundred 290 -- Unlawful removal of bar or storing of timber etc or removal or extinction of light. Five hundred 291 (1) Unlawful making of hole or placing of obstruction in street. Five hundred 291 (3) Failure to remove obstruction Five hundred 292 -- Construction, etc., of building without licence where street or foot-way is likely to be obstructed. Five hundred 292 -- Failure to fence, etc., such building while under repair. Five hundred 293 (3) Unlawful destruction, etc., of number of public street. Two hundred 294 (2) Unlawful destruction etc., of number of building Two hundred 294 (3) Failure to replace number when required to do so. Two hundred 296 (5) Construction or reconstructing buildings contrary to declaration issued by corporation. Two thousand 297 (1) Failure to comply with requisition to round or display off building at corners of streets. One thousand 298 -- Construction, reconstruction or retention of external roof, etc., with inflammable materials. Five hundred 310 (1) Failure to send notice to Commissioner after completion of construction or reconstruction of building. Five hundred 319 -- Failure to keep external wall of premises in proper repair. Two hundred 322 -- Failure to comply with requisition to take down, repair or secure dangerous structure. Five thousand 323 -- Failure to comply with requisition to secure, lop or cut down dangerous trees. Five hundred 324 -- Failure to comply with requisition to repair, etc., tank or other place dangerous to passers-by or persons living in neighbourhood. Five hundred 325 -- Failure to comply with notice regarding precautions against fire. One thousand 326 (1) Constructing well, etc without permission. Five hundred 326 (2) Failure to comply with notice to fill up or demolish well, etc. Five hundred 327 -- Failure to comply with requisition to stop dangerous quarrying One thousand 328 (1) Failure to comply with requisition to fill up etc., tank or well, or drain off water, etc. Five thousand 328 (3) Cultivating contrary to prohibitions or regulations. Five thousand 329 -- Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse or close, etc., tanks, well or other source of water used for drinking, bathing or washing clothes. Five hundred 331 -- Defiling water in tanks, etc. Five hundred 332 -- Failure to comply with requisition to enclose, clear or cleanse untenanted premises. Five hundred 333 -- Failure to comply with requisition to clear of cleanse, tec., building or land in filthy state or overgrown with any thick or noxious vegetation. Five hundred 334 -- Failure to comply with requisition to abate nuisance caused or likely to be caused by dumping, etc., of coal ashes, etc. One thousand 335 -- Failure to comply with requisition to fence building or land or trim, prune or cut hedges and trees or lower an enclosing wall. Five hundred 336 -- Failure to comply with requisition to lime-wash or otherwise cleanse building. Five hundred 337 -- Failure to comply with requisition to execute work or take other action with respect to insanitary buildings. One thousand rupees in the case of masonry building and five hundred rupees in the case of hut. 338 (2) Using or allowing the use of buildings unfit for human habitation after prohibition. Two hundred For each day 338 (4) Failure to comply with requisition to demolish the same. Two hundred per day 339 (1) Allowing overcrowding in building after order to abate the same. Two hundred per day 339 (4) Failure to comply with requisition to vacate over crowed building or room. Two hundred per day 343 (1) Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to the licence. One thousand 344 (a) Unlawful keeping of pigs Two hundred 344 (b) Unlawful keeping of animals so as to be a nuisance or danger. Two hundred 344 (c) Feeding of animal on filth Two hundred 346 -- Use of place as stable, cattle shed, etc. without licence or contrary to licence. Five hundred 347 -- Construction or maintenance of stable, cattle shed, etc., contrary to Act or subsidiary legislation. Five hundred 349 -- Using a public place or the sides of a public street as a cart stand, etc Two hundred 351 (1) Opening or keeping open a new private cart-stand without licence or contrary to licence Two thousand 352 -- Failure to remove carcasses of animals Two hundred 353 (1) Using a place for any of the purposes specified in Schedule X without licence or contrary to licence. Two thousand 354 (1), (2) and (3) Unlawful erection of factory workshop, workplace and machinery. Ten thousand 354 (5) Disobedience of order regarding chimneys. Five thousand 355 (1) Disobedience of order regarding abatement of nuisance One thousand 355 (2) Disobedience of order prohibiting the working of the factory, etc., or the use of particular kind of fuel. Two thousand 357 -- Failure to comply with requisition to put factory etc., in order to abate overcrowding,, etc. One thousand 358 -- Disobedience of order regarding abatement of nuisance or danger life etc. One thousand 363 (2) Washing of clothes by washerman at unauthorized places. Two hundred 365 -- Use if place as slaughter house without licence or contrary to licence. Five hundred 367 -- Slaughter of animals for sale of food or skinning or cutting up carcasses for every animal without licence or contrary to licence or skin or drying skin so as to cause carcass or nuisance. Two hundred for every animal carcass or skin 370 -- Sale or exposure for sale in public market of animal or article without permission or contrary to permission Five hundred 371 (2) Opening private market without licence or contrary to permission. One thousand 372 -- Keeping open private market without licence or contrary to licence One thousand 375 -- Sale or exposure for sale of animal or articles in un-licenced private market. Two hundred 376 -- Failure to comply with direction to construct approaches, drains, etc., to private markets or to pave them etc. Five hundred 377 (2) Opening, or keeping open of private market after suspension or refusal of licence for default to carry out works. Five hundred 378 -- Breach of market regulations One hundred 379 -- Failure of person incharge of markets to expel persons suffering from any infectious or contagious disease. Five hundred 381 -- Carrying on butcher’s fishmonger’s or poultere’s trade without licence, etc. One hundred 382 -- Sale or exposure for sale of animal or article in public street. Two hundred 386 -- Preventing the Commissioner or any person authorised by him from exercising his powers of entry, etc., under section 385. Five hundred 388 -- Removing or in any way interfering with an animal or article secured under section 387. Five thousand 392 (1) Opening, etc., without licence a place for the disposal of the dead. One thousand 394 (4) Use or allowance of use of un-licenced burial of burning ground Five hundred 394 (4) Use of allowance of use of unregistered burial of burning ground One thousand 395 -- Failure to give information of burials of burnings in burial or burning ground. Two hundred 396 -- Construction of vault or grave for burial for corpse in place of public worship. Five hundred 397 (3) Burial or burning in place after prohibition. Two thousand 398 -- Burial or burning etc., of corpses Five hundred 400 -- Discharge of office of grave digger or attendant at place for disposal of dead without licence. Two hundred 402 -- Failure of Medical Practitioner or owner or occupier to give information of existence of dangerous disease in private or public dwelling. Five hundred. 406 -- Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse or disinfect building or article. Five hundred 408 (2) Washing of infected articles at unauthorised places. Five hundred 409 -- Giving, lending etc., of infected articles Five hundred 410 -- Infected person carrying on occupation. Five hundred 411 (1) Entry of infected person into public conveyance without notifying fact of infection. Five hundred 412 (1) Failure to disinfect public conveyance etc. Five hundred 412 (2) Using before obtaining certificates from Health Officer a public conveyance in which an infected person travelled. Five hundred 413 -- Letting or sub-letting of infected building without certificate from the Health Officer. Two thousand 414 -- Failure to close place of public entertainment Two thousand 415 -- Sending infected child to school Five hundred 416 -- Use or permitting the use of book from public or circulating library by infected person. Five hundred 417 -- Using water after prohibition Five hundred 419 -- Failure to give information of small pox. Five hundred 420 -- Entering city within forty days of inoculation for small pox without certificate. One thousand 430 (3) Prevention of inspection of copies of rules and bye-laws publicly exhibited. Five hundred 430 (4) Destruction, etc., of board exhibiting printed copies of bye-laws and rules. Five hundred 443 (7) Failure to produce licence on request One hundred 447 -- Failure to comply with requisition to attend, produce document or give evidence. One thousand 457 (1) Failure of occupier to comply with requisition to permit owner to comply for with provisions of Act. Five hundred for each day 459 -- Preventing the Commissioner or any person authorised by him from exercising his powers of entry, etc Five hundred 494 -- Obstructing or molesting corporation, standing committee, Mayor, etc. Two thousand 495 -- Removing mark set up for indicating level, etc. One hundred 496 -- Removal, etc. of notice exhibited by or under order of the corporation or Commissioner. Five hundred 497 -- Unlawful removal of earth, sand or other material from land vested in the corporation or deposit of matter or encroachment in or water courses. Five hundred

“SCHEDULE XII PENALTIES FOR CONTINUING BREACHES (see section 431) Section Sub- section Subject Penalty (in rupees) 190 ... Failure to maintain house connections in conformity with bye- laws. One hundred 192 (2) and (3) Failure to comply with requisition to make house-connection. One hundred 194 ... Use for non-domestic purposes of water supplied for domestic purposes. One hundred 211 (1) Laying of water pipes etc., in a position where pipes may be injured or water therein polluted. One hundred (2) Construction of privies etc., in a position where pipe may be injured or water therein polluted. One thousand 219 ... Injury to, or interference with the free flow of contents of corporation sewers or drains or sewers communicating with corporation sewers. Five hundred 224 (2) Private drains not to be converted with corporation sewers without notice. One hundred 225 ... Non-compliance with requisition for drainage of undrained premises. Two hundred and fifty 233 ... Connection with sewers without written permission. Five hundred 236 (4) Non-compliance with requisition to close, remove or divert a pipe or drain. One hundred 242 (3) Failure to maintain house drains, etc., in conformity with bye-laws. One hundred 246 (2) Keeping of public privy without licence One hundred 246 (3) Allowing public privy to be in on unclean condition or improper order. One hundred 247 ... Failure to comply with requisition to provide privy or to remove privy to another site and failure to keep privies clean and in proper order. One hundred 248 ... Failure to provide privies for premises used by large number of people or to keep them clean and in proper order. Two hundred 249 ... Failure to comply with requisition to provide privies for market, cattlestand or cart-stand or to keep them clean and in proper order. Two hundred 263 (1) (4) Allowing rubbish or filth to accumulate. On premises for more than twenty four hours. One hundred One hundred 272 ... Building within street alignment or building line without permission. One thousand 287 ... Failure to remove permanent encroachment. One hundred 288 ... Failure to remove temporary encroachment. One hundred 291 (1) Unlawful making of hole or placing of obstruction in street. One hundred 292 ... Construction, etc., of building without licence where street or footway is likely to be obstructed. One hundred 297 (1) Failure to comply with requisition to round or display off buildings at corner of streets. Five hundred 298 ... Construction, reconstruction or retention of external roof, etc., with inflammable materials. One hundred 319 ... Failure to keep external wall of premises in proper repair. One hundred 324 ... Failure to comply with requisition to repair etc., tank or other place dangerous to passers-by or persons living in neighbourhood. One hundred 325 ... Failure to comply with notice regarding precautions against fire. One hundred 327 ... Failure to comply with requisition to stop dangerous quarrying. One hundred 328 ... Failure to comply with requisition to fill up, etc., tank or well or drain off water etc. One hundred 329 ... Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse or close, etc,. tank, well etc., or other source of water used for drinking, bathing or washing clothes. One hundred 332 ... Failure to comply with requisition to enclose, clear or cleanse untenanted premises. One hundred 333 ... Failure to comply with requisition to clear or cleanse, etc., building or land in filthy state or overgrown with any thick or noxious vegetation. One hundred 334 ... Failure to comply with requisition to abate nuisance caused or likely to be caused by dumping. etc., of coal ashes, etc. Two hundred 335 ... Failure to comply with requisition to fence building or land, or trim, prune, or cut hedges and trees or lower an enclosing well. One hundred 336 ... Failure to comply with requisition to lime-wash or otherwise cleanse building One hundred 338 ... Failure to comply with requisition to execute work or take another action with respect to insanitary buildings One hundred in the case of masonry buildings and One hundred in the case of huts. 343 (1) Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to licence. One thousand 344 (a) (b) Unlawful keeping of pigs. Unlawful keeping of animal so as to be a nuisance or danger. One hundred One hundred 346 ... Use of place at stable, cattle-shed, etc., without licence or contrary to licence. One hundred 347 ... Construction or maintenance of stable, cattle-shed, etc. contrary to Act or Subsidiary Legislation. One hundred 349 ... Using a public place or the side of public street as a cart-stand, etc. Two hundred 351 ... Opening or Keeping open a new private cart-stand without licence or contrary to licence Two hundred 352 ... Failure to remove carcass of animal One hundred 353 (1) Using a place for any of the purposes specified in Schedule X without licence or contrary to licence. Five hundred 354 (1),(2) and (3) Unlawful erection of factory, workshop workplace or machinery. One thousand (5) Disobedience of order regarding chimneys. Five hundred 355 (1) Disobedience order regarding abatement of nuisance. One thousand 355 (2) Disobedience of order prohibiting the working of the factory, etc., or the use of particular kind of fuel. Two thousand 357 ... Failure to comply with requisition to put factory, etc., in order to abate overcrowding, etc. One thousand 358 ... Disobedience of order regarding abatement of nuisance or danger to life, etc. One thousand 365 ... Use of place as slaughter house without licence or contrary to licence. Five hundred 371 ... Opening private market without licence or contrary to licence. One thousand 372 ... Keeping open private market without licence or contrary to licence. One thousand 378 ... Breach of market regulation One hundred 379 ... Failure of person in charge of markets to expel persons suffering from any infections or contagious disease. Five hundred 381 ... Carrying on butcher's, fishmonger's or poulter's trade without licence etc. One hundred 392 ... Opening, etc., without licence a place for the disposal of the dead. One thousand 406 ... Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse or disinfect building or article. One hundred 410 ... Infected person carrying on occupation Five hundred 414 ... Failure to close place of public entertainment. One thousand 417 ... Using water after prohibition Five hundred”