Get Tamil Nadu Village Panchayat Burial And Burning Ground Rules 1999

249 of the Panchayat Raj Act provides for remedy by filing a suit and when it is evident from Ext. P2 (in WP. (c) No. 35461/2015) that gross illegalities had been done in the matter, eviction in terms of Rule 7 of the Kerala Panchayat Raj (Acquisition and Disposal of Property) Rules, 2005 is justified.

238 of the Panchayat Raj Act and stresses on the wording of the Section that it was the Grama Panchayat who was competent to issue notice to the owner of any offending trees and moot proposal for cutting and removing or dealing with them.

Sub-section(2) of section 207 of the kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994 913 of 1994) empowers the Government to exempt any person or class of persons from any taxes or cess wholly or in part leviable under Section 200 of the said Act.

5 years to review the financial position of the Panchayats; appointment of a State Election Commission for the superintendence; direction and control of the elections to the different levels of Panchayats; powers of the State Legislature to make laws with respect to election to the Panchayats; continuance of existing ...

Any Panchayat shall, if no sufficient provision exists, with the previous sanction of the District Collector, provide land to be used as burial or burning grounds or cemeteries by meeting the expenditure from the Panchayat fund and may charge rents and fees as the Panchayat may decide, for the use thereof.

The Madras Village Panchayats Act of 1950 provided for the creation of Village Panchayats in every Village or hamlet with a population of 500 and above. The Village Panchayats were entrusted with certain obligatory civic functions and a host of discretionary functions.