THE NAGALAND HOUSING BOARD ACT
The Nagaland Housing Board Act, 1990
The Act establishes the Nagaland Housing Board, a corporate body to regulate and manage housing in the state. The board, with government-appointed officials and non-official members, develops housing schemes, acquires land, and provides housing accommodations to address the state's housing needs. This legislation is critically important for ensuring organized housing development and preventing unauthorized occupation of board properties through clear legal mechanisms for acquisition and regulation. It manages various housing programs for residents across Nagaland, with authority to take both movable and immovable properties and enter into contracts necessary for fulfilling its mandate.
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- 35Reports
- 36Other Statements and returns
- 37Power of the Board to construct buildings
- 38Govt’s power to give directions to the Board
- 39Power to order enquiries
- 40Default in Performance of duties and Supersession
- 41Dissolution of the Board
- 42Power to make Rules
- 43Power to make regulalations
- 44Power to make bye laws.
- 45Penalty for contravention of byelaws.
- 46Authority for prosecution.
- 47Members, Officers and employees of the Board to be public servants.
- 48Protection of action taken under the Act.
- 49Penalty for obstruction
- 50Power to remove difficulties.
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