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The Manipur Town and Country Planning (Fourth Amendment) Act, 1989

The Manipur Town and Country Planning (Fourth Amendment) Act, 1989, amends the state’s primary 1975 planning law. It applies to landowners, developers, and local planning authorities across Manipur, India. The amendment regulates land use and development approvals by removing two exemption clauses, known as provisos, from Section 18 of the original act. This matters because deleting these exceptions simplifies the legal framework for town planning. It ensures more uniform enforcement of development schemes and planning permissions, making the regulatory process more direct and reducing legal loopholes for unauthorized land development in urban and rural areas.

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