Udaipur Development Authority Act,2023 (Rajasthan)

Bare Act · 2023

Act number: 23 of 2023
Enacted: 19 July 2023
Contents: 100 sections

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Section 1 – Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2 – Definitions
Section 3 – Establishment of the Udaipur Development Authority
Section 4 – Composition of the Udaipur Development Authority
Section 5 – Meetings of the Authority
Section 6 – Cessation of membership (preview)
Section 7 – Constitution and powers of Executive Committee (preview)
Section 8 – Appointment of Udaipur Development Commissioner, Directors, Secretary, etc (preview)
Section 9 – Determination of strength of the Staff, etc (preview)
Section 10 – Constitution of Committees (preview)
Section 11 – Authentication of orders, etc (preview)
Section 12 – Provision for inviting Government and Local Authority Officers to assist for advice (preview)
Section 13 – Establishment of Udaipur Traffic Control Board (preview)
Section 14 – Constitution and powers of other Functional Boards (preview)
Section 15 – Meetings of the Functional Board (preview)
Section 16 – Functions of the Authority (preview)
Section 17 – No other authority or person to undertake certain development without permission of the Authority (preview)
Section 18 – Powers of the Authority to give directions (preview)
Section 19 – Power of the Authority to require local authority to assume responsibilities in certain cases (preview)
Section 20 – Power of the Authority to execute any plan (preview)
Section 21 – Civic Survey and preparation of Master Development Plan (preview)
Section 22 – Zonal Development Plan (preview)
Section 23 – Procedure to be followed in the preparation and sanction of Plan (preview)
Section 24 – Date of operation of Plan (preview)
Section 25 – Subsequent modification of Plans (preview)
Section 26 – Implementation of Plan (preview)
Section 27 – Plans prepared prior to this Act deemed to have been prepared under this Act (preview)
Section 28 – Review of Plan (preview)
Section 29 – Declaration of Development Areas (preview)
Section 30 – Power of revocation and modification of permission for development (preview)
Section 31 – Penalty for unauthorised development for use otherwise than in conformity with the Plan (preview)
Section 32 – Power to require removal of unauthorised development (preview)
Section 33 – Power to stop unauthorised development (preview)
Section 34 – Composition of unauthorised development (preview)
Section 35 – Removal or discontinuance of unauthorised temporary development summarily (preview)
Section 36 – Power to seal unauthorised Development (preview)
Section 37 – Power to require removal of authorised development or use (preview)
Section 38 – Sanction for sub-division of plot or layout of private street (preview)
Section 39 – Recovery of expenses incurred (preview)
Section 40 – Making and contents of Projects and Schemes (preview)
Section 41 – Preparation of Projects and Schemes (preview)
Section 42 – Restrictions on use and development of land after declaration of a Scheme (preview)
Section 43 – Lapse of Scheme (preview)
Section 44 – Modification or withdrawal of Project or Scheme (preview)
Section 45 – Saving to any Project or Scheme (preview)
Section 46 – Power to purchase or lease by agreement (preview)
Section 47 – Power of State Government to acquire land (preview)
Section 48 – Possession to be made available to the Authority (preview)
Section 49 – Land to vest in the Authority and its disposal (preview)
Section 50 – Allotment, regularisation etc. of certain lands (preview)
Section 51 – Transfer to be on free hold or lease hold basis (preview)
Section 52 – Revocation of allotment and cancellation of lease deed (preview)
Section 53 – Acceptance of surrender of rights in certain lands and issue of free hold patta (preview)
Section 54 – Funds of the Authority (preview)
Section 55 – Loans Fund (preview)
Section 56 – Reserve and other Funds (preview)
Section 57 – Application of Funds, etc (preview)
Section 58 – Power of the Authority to borrow (preview)
Section 59 – Power of the Authority to finance Project and Schemes and impose conditions therefor (preview)
Section 60 – State guarantee to loans taken or given by the Authority (preview)
Section 61 – Accounts and Audit (preview)
Section 62 – Budget (preview)
Section 63 – Annual Report (preview)
Section 64 – Power to levy certain charges (preview)
Section 65 – Urban assessment (ground rent) to be credited to the fund of the Authority (preview)
Section 66 – Authority may charge fee for certain licences or permission (preview)
Section 67 – Penalty for unauthorised obstruction (preview)
Section 68 – Penalty for removing fence, etc. set up for the purpose of carrying out any work (preview)
Section 69 – Penalty for disobedience of requisition and furnishing false information, etc (preview)
Section 70 – Encroachment or obstruction upon public land (preview)
Section 71 – General provision for punishment of offences (preview)
Section 72 – Offence by companies (preview)
Section 73 – Cognizance of offences (preview)
Section 74 – Fine when realised to be paid to the Authority (preview)
Section 75 – Power of the Authority as to legal matters (preview)
Section 76 – Immunity to Authority (preview)
Section 77 – Notice of suit against Authority (preview)
Section 78 – Mode of proof of record (preview)
Section 79 – Restriction on the summoning of servants of Authority to produce documents (preview)
Section 80 – Constitution of Tribunal (preview)
Section 81 – Constitution of Settlement Committee (preview)
Section 82 – Recovery of moneys due to the Authority as arrears of land revenue (preview)
Section 83 – Power of entry (preview)
Section 84 – Service of notice under this Act (preview)
Section 85 – Officers and other employees of the Authority to be public servants (preview)
Section 86 – Lump sum contribution by the Authority in lieu of taxes levied by local authorities (preview)
Section 87 – Deduction from salary or wages to meet claims of the Authority in certain cases (preview)
Section 88 – Control by State Government (preview)
Section 89 – Power to transfer (preview)
Section 90 – Power of Authority to call for returns, reports, etc (preview)
Section 91 – Act to override other laws (preview)
Section 92 – Delegation of Powers (preview)
Section 93 – Power to call for records (preview)
Section 94 – Local Authorities to continue to perform duties (preview)
Section 95 – Power to make rules (preview)
Section 96 – Power to make regulations (preview)
Section 97 – Power to remove difficulties (preview)
Section 98 – Dissolution of the Authority (preview)
Section 99 – Bar of jurisdiction of civil court (preview)
Section 100 – Dissolution of the Urban Improvement Trust, Udaipur and savings (preview)

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