Power to make rules

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(1) The [State] Government may make rules consistent with this Act for the carrying out of any of its purposes.
(2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power the [State] Government may make rules regulating or determining all or any of the following matters :-
- (i) the forms of the notice to be served under this Act and the method of service of such notices;
- (ii) the method of payment and the place of the payment of the instalment or other dues payable under this Act;
- (iii) the terms and the conditions on which any property is to be sold, leased or transferred under this Act;
- (iv) the amenities which may be provided by the [State] Government;
- (v) the terms and the conditions under which the transfer of any right in any building or building site is to be permitted;
- (vi) the terms and the conditions on breach of which the building site or the building may be resumed ;
- (vii) the forms and the method of filing appeals or applications under this Act and the method of presentation of and the court-fee leviable on such application and appeals; and
- (viii) conditions with regard to the buildings to be erected on sites sold or leased under this Act.

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