The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957
Administered Ministry: Ministry of Home Affairs / Department of States
Schedule
First Schedule THE FIRST SCHEDULE
THE FIRST SCHEDULE [See section 2(32) and section 514] BOUNDARIES OF NEW DELHI The area bounded by— the junction of the Pusa Road and Upper Ridge Road towards east along the new Link Road, the Panchkuian Road up to its junction with the Old Gurgaon Road; thence towards north - east along the Old Gurgaon Road and Chelmsford Road up to the New Delhi Railway Station; thence towards south and south - east along the railway line up to its junction with the Hardings Bridge; thence towards south along the Mathura Road up to its junction with Lodi Road; thence towards south along the Lodi Road up to its junction with the first road leading to Lodi Colony; thence towards south along the first road leading to Lodi Colony up to its junction with the Ring Railway; thence towards west along the railway line up to its junction with the Qutab Road; thence towards south along the Qutab Road up to its junction with Kaushak Nulla; thence towards east along the Kaushak Nulla up to its junction with the boundary of the New Delhi Municipality; thence towards south and thence towards west along the boundary of the New Delhi Municipality and along the south boundary of the Medical Enclave up to its junction with the Ring Road near Gwalior Potteries; thence towards north - west along the Ring Road up to its junction with Kitchner Road; thence towards north along the Upper Ridge Road up to the starting point.
Second Schedule THE SECOND SCHEDULE.
THE SECOND SCHEDULE [See sections 99, 286, 504, 511 and 516] BODIES AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES WHOSE FUNCTIONS ARE TAKEN OVER BY THE CORPORATION 1. The Municipal Committee, Delhi, 2. The Notified Area Committee, Civil Station. 3. The Notified Area Committee, Red Fort. 4. The Municipal Committee, Delhi - Shahdara. 5. The Municipal Committee, West Delhi. 6. The Municipal Committee, South Delhi. 7. The Notified Area Committee, Mehrauli. 8. The Notified Area Committee, Najafgarh. 9. The Notified Area Committee, Narela. 10. The District Board, Delhi. 11. The Delhi State Electricity Board. 1 * * * * * 13. The Delhi Joint Water and Sewage Board. 1. Omitted by Act 71 of 1971, s. 7(b) and the Second Schedule (w.e.f. 3-11-1971).
Third Schedule THE THIRD SCHEDULE
THE THIRD SCHEDULE
[See section 136]
RATES OF TAXES LEVIABLE ON VEHICLES AND ANIMALS
Maximum amount of tax per annum
For vehicles with
pneumatic tyres
For vehicles without
pneumatic tyres
Rs. Rs.
1. Each four-wheeled vehicle drawn by camels, horses, ponies,
mules, donkeys, bullocks or buffaloes—
(a) Labour Carts 12 24
(b) Other vehicles in this class 32 48
2. Each two - wheeled vehicle drawn by camels, horses, ponies,
mules, donkeys, bullocks or buffaloes—
(a) Labour Carts 8 16
(b) Other vehicles in this class 16 24
3. Each vehicle drawn or impelled otherwise than by camels, horses,
ponies, mules, donkeys, bullocks, buffaloes or machinery
8
12
Maximum amount of tax per annum
4. Each cycle rickshaw. . . . . . . . . . . 6
5. Each bicycle 3
6. Each Camel 10
7. Each horse, pony or mule of a height of 12 hands or upwards 20
8. Each horse, pony or mule of a height of less than 12 hands 10
9. Each bullock or buffalo kept for drought or pack purposes 8
10. Each donkey/ass kept for drought or pack purposes or for riding 6
11. Each pig 4
12. Each dog 5
13. Each she - buffalo Kept for milking 50
14. Each cow kept for milking 30
Fourth Schedule THE FOURTH SCHEDULE
THE FOURTH SCHEDULE [See section 140] THEATRE-TAX Type of entertainment Maximum amount of tax 1. Class I Cinema theatre. . . . . . Rs. 10 per show. 2. Class II Cinema theatre. . . . . . Rs. 7 per show. 3. Drama, concert, circus, variety entertainment or tamasha . . . . . . . . . Rs. 7 per show. 4. Carnival or fete . . . . . . . . Rs. 10 per day. 5. Any other entertainment . . . . . . Rs. 7 per show or if there are no separate shows Rs. 7 per day. Explanation.—For the purposes of this Schedule class I cinema theatres and class II cinema theatres mean theatres classified respectively as class I cinema theatres and class II cinema theatres by bye-laws made in this behalf.
Fifth Schedule THE FIFTH SCHEDULE
THE FIFTH SCHEDULE
[See section 142]
TAX ON ADVERTISEMENTS OTHER THAN ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPERS
S. No. Particulars Maximum amount of tax per annum
Rs.
1. Non-illuminated advertisements on land, building, wall,
hoardings, frame, post, structures, etc.—
(a) For a space up to 10 sq. ft. 18
(b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft 30
(c) For every additional 25 sq. ft. or less 30
2. Non-illuminated advertisements carried on vehicles, drawn by
bullocks, horses, or other animals, human beings, cycle or any
other device, carried on any vehicle or tramcar—
(a) For a space up to 50 sq. ft. 120
(b) For every additional 50 sq. ft. or less 120
3. Illuminated advertisement boards carried on vehicles—
(a) For a space up to 50 sq. ft. 240
(b) For every additional 50 sq. ft. or less 240
4. Non-illuminated advertisement boards, carried by sandwich
boardmen—
(a) For each board not exceeding 10 sq. ft. 24
(b) For each board exceeding 10 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 48
(c) For each additional 10 sq. ft. in area or less 24
5. Illuminated advertisement boards carried by sandwich
boardmen—
(a) For each board not exceeding 10 sq. ft. 48
(b) For each board exceeding 10 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 96
(c) For each additional 10 sq. ft. in area or less 48
6. Illuminated advertisements on land, building, wall or hoardings,
frame, post, structures, etc.—
(a) For a space up to 2 sq. ft. 24
(b) For a space over 2 sq. ft. and up to 5 sq. ft. 48
(c) For a space over 5 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 60
(d) For every additional 25 sq. ft. or less 60
7. Advertisements exhibited on screen in cinema houses and other
public places by means of lantern slides or similar devices—
(a) For a space up to 5 sq. ft. 96
(b) For a space over 5 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 120
(c) For every additional 25 sq.ft. or less 120
S. No. Particulars Maximum amount of tax per annum
Rs.
8. Non-illuminated advertisements suspended across streets—
(a) For a space up to 10 sq. ft. 18
(b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 30
(c) For every additional 25 sq. ft. or less 30
N.B.—The tax for item 8 will be in addition to the space which will
be chargeable according to the scale to be determined by the
Commissioner.
9. Non-illuminated advertisements hoarding standing blank but
bearing the name of the advertiser or with the announcement
“To be let” displayed thereon—
(a) For a space up to 10 sq. ft. 9
(b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and up to 25 sq. ft. 15
(c) For every additional 25 sq. ft. or less 15
10. Permission to auctioneers to put up not more than two boards of
reasonable size advertising each auction sale, other than those in
the premises where the auction is held, one on a prominent site
in the locality and one on municipal lamp post.
200 (including the rent for exhibiting
the board on a municipal lamp post).
Sixth Schedule THE SIXTH SCHEDULE
THE SIXTH SCHEDULE [See section 149] TAX ON BUILDING APPLICATIONS S. No. Area For the first storey For the second storey or any subsequent storey Rs. Rs. per storey 1. For a ground area up to 100 sq. yds. 20 40 2. For a ground area of more than 100 sq. yds. but not exceeding 250 sq. yds. 60 120 3. For a ground area of more than 250 sq. yds. but not exceeding 500 sq. yds. 150 300 4. For a ground area of more than 500 sq. yds. but not exceeding 1,000 sq. yds. 300 600 5. For a ground area of more than 1,000 sq. yds. 600 1,500 N.B. 1.— For purposes of assessment and calculation of the tax, ground area shall mean the area of the portion which is proposed to be built upon including the internal courtyard. N.B. 2.— For purposes of the above Schedule, the basement where provided will be regarded as the first storey, the ground floor over the basement as the second story and so on. N.B. 3.—In cases where an application is deemed to have been sanctioned under the provisions of section 1[337] the tax shall become payable in the same manner as in cases where an application is sanctioned. N.B. 4.— In case an application is rejected 5 per cent. of the tax due shall be retained and the balance shall be refunded to the applicant, under the orders of the Commissioner. 1. Subs. by Act 42 of 1961, s. 21, for “336” (w.e.f. 12-9-1961).
Seventh Schedule THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE
THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE [See section 154 (1)] NOTICE OF DEMAND To Shri/Shrimati residing at Please take notice that the Commissioner demands from the sum of due from on account of (here described the property, occupation, circumstance or thing in respect of which the sum is payable) leviable under for the period of commencing on the day of 19 , and ending on the day of 19 , and that if, within thirty days from the service of this notice, the said sum is not paid to the Commissioner at or sufficient cause for non-payment is not shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner a warrant of distress or attachment will be issued for the recovery of the same with costs. Dated this day of 19 . (Signed) Commissioner, Delhi Municipal Corporation.
Eighth Schedule THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE
THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE
[See section 156 (1)]
FORM OF WARRANT
(Here insert the name of the officer charged with the execution of the warrant)
Whereas A. B. of has not paid, and has not shown satisfactory cause for
the non-payment of, the sum of due on account of (here
describe the liability) for the period of commencing on the day
of 19 , and ending with day of 19 , which sum is
leviable under ;
AND WHEREAS thirty days have elapsed since the service on him of notice of demand for the same;
THIS is to direct you to distrain, the movable property of the said A.B. of a
attach immovable property (described below)
value approximately equal to the said sum of Rs. subject to the provisions of the Delhi
Municipal Corporation Act, 1957, and the bye-laws made thereunder and forthwith to certify to me,
together with this warrant, all particulars of the property seized by you thereunder.
attached,
Dated this day of 19 .
(Signed)
Commissioner,
Delhi Municipal Corporation
Description of immovable property
Ninth Schedule THE NINTH SCHEDULE
THE NINTH SCHEDULE [See section 157 (2)] FORM OF INVENTORY OF PROPERTY DISTRAINED AND NOTICE OF SALE To Shri/Shrimati residing at Please take notice that I have this day seized the property specified in the inventory annexed hereto, for the value of due for the liability. Here describe liability mentioned in the margin for the period commencing on the day of 19 , and ending with the day of 19 , together with Rs. due for service of notice of demand, and that unless within ten days from the date of the service of this notice you pay to the Commissioner the said amount, together with the costs of recovery, the said property will be sold by public auction. Dated this day of 19 . (Signature of officer executing the warrant) Inventory, (Here state particulars of property seized.)
Tenth Schedule THE TENTH SCHEDULE
THE TENTH SCHEDULE
[See section 178(I)]
RATES OF TERMINAL TAXES ON GOODS
Articles
Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
Class I. —Articles of food and drink
1. Refined sugar, i.e., khand, sugar candy, bura, qand, kachchi
khand, ilaichidana, nuqal, batasha, ola, khand-ka-khilona,
gindors khand and all kinds of sharbat or shira khand not in
bottle.
1.75
2. Unrefined sugar, i.e., gur, shakkar, shira, rab, mizan khand,
muthia, sonthia, gindora and tiloncha-khand (a sort of
unrefined sugar.)
3. Ghee including vegetable ghee, and admixtures of ghee also
vegetable solidified oil, dripping, marvo, trex, cocogold,
purico, crisco and cocogem.
1.75
4. Butter and cream 1.75
5. Dried fruits and nuts excluding betel-nuts 0.29
6. Betel-nuts 0.07
7. Provisions (not included in any other class) including oilman’s
stores, confectionary, jams, pickles, cheese, coffee and
essences of fruits
1.17
8. Country sweets made wholly or partly from or coated with sugar
(refined or unrefined) fresh meat, fish and eggs.
0.15
9. Oranges, apples, locat, peaches (aru), grapes, lichi, melon
(kharbooza), lemon ( of all kinds), pears (nashpati), plums
(alucha), appricot (khubani), banana, pomegranates (anar),
sarda, water-melon (tarbuz), custard apple (sarifa) and
rasberry.
0.15
10. Country and foreign liquors 1.17
11. Bhang 0.07
12. Betal leaf 1.75
13. Tea (Indian or foreign) 0.29
14. Grain or pulses including parched grains 0.04
15. Flour 0.04
16. Animal fat, tallow and oil of all kinds except oils mentioned in
Class III, V and IX.
0.29
Class II.—Animals
1. Oxen, cows, buffaloes and calves (per head) 0.58
2. Sheep, goats, lambs and kids (per head) 0.15
Articles Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
3. Pigs (per head) 0.58
Class III.—Articles used for fuel, lighting and washing
1. Mava oil 0.15
2. Kerosene oil (per gallon) 0.02
3. Diesel oil 0.07
4. Methylated spirit 0.15
5. All sorts of oil-seeds including cotton seeds 0.04
6. Wax and tallow candles 0.04
7. Chandeliers, globes, lamps, chimneys and all other articles made
of glass intended for electric or gas lighting, etc.(except
electric bulbs)
0.04
8. Chandeliers, globes, lamps, lanterns, electric poles, electric
bulbs and all other articles made of metal intended for electric
or gas lighting, etc.
0.36
9. Potash, ritha, soda, sajji, multani, saltpetre, alum, khari (sitta)
salt and other saline substances.
0.04
10. Soap of all kinds 0.04
11. Carbide 0.04
12. Fireworks and their component parts 0.04
13. Steam-coal, soft coke and hard coke 0.04
Class IV.—Articles used in the construction of buildings
1. Wood (unmanufactured), i.e., wood which can be used for
building purposes including trunk of trees, bamboos and
ballies, but not firewood
0.02
2. Wood (manufactured), i.e., all manufactured wood which can be
used for building purposes, including karies, planks, sleepers,
beams, doors and door frames, etc.
0.07
3. Stone for building (except Agra stone as defined in item 4
below, marble and lime stone), bajri, kankar, lime of kankar,
coal ashes, reh, surkhi, rori, brick-bats or broken bricks
0.01
4. Agra stone, i.e., stone so named in the market irrespective of its
place of origin
0.04
5. Chalk, chalk powder, kharia mitti, lime stone, lime, Harsaru,
flooring stone and white and coloured stone chips
0.04
6. Dammar, bitumen and asphalt 0.04
7. Cement 0.15
8. Marble and tiles of all kinds (other than those referred in item 9) 0.22
9. Tile of common earth, e.g., Allahabad tiles (per thousand) 0.58
Articles Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
10. Marble chips 0.04
11. Asbestos sheets 0.11
12. Whole bricks of all sizes (per thousand) 0.58
13. Paints and colour washes 0.15
14. Peori, ramraj, hiramzi, geru and sailkhari 0.04
15. Roofing felt, roofing board and canec insulating board 0.29
Class V.—Drugs, spices and perfumes
1. All foreign medicines including mineral waters, syrups and
medicinal tinctures, soda bicarb and caustic soda (imported in
packages or boxes), sulphur in bottles and packets, iron
sulphate, barium sulphate, haemorrhagic septicaemia serum,
dextrosol, castor oil in bottles, potash permanganate, glucose,
oxygen gas, camphor oil, sugar of milk, medicated coloured
and fragrant syrup.
0.44
2. All Indian medicines including gulqand, sharbat in bottle, araq
majun, cowries, etc., soda bicarb and caustic soda (imported in
bags or drums), Amritanjan, ivory dust, Sudha Sindhu and Bal
Sudha, Khansol and Zandu Drakshasava
0.07
3. Hair oil and perfumed oil of all kinds 0.58
4. Spices and wet imli excluding saltpetre 0.07
5. Opium 0.15
6. Charas 0.15
Class VI.—Tobacco
1. All sorts of foreign tobacco, cigars, cheroots and cigarettes of all
kinds.
0.87
2. Indian tobacco 3rd quality (Kanni) 0.04
3. Indian tobacco 1st and 2nd qualities, i.e., all tobacco not
included in Class VI items 1 and 2.
0.15
4. Biries and biri leaves. 0.15
Class VII.—Piecegoods and textile fabrics
1. Piecegoods made of cotton, wool or any admixture of these and
articles made thereof including thread and yarn, dhoties,
saries, dopattas, pagrees, safas, chadras, towels, bedspreads,
sheets, blankets, tents, carpets, durries, pillows, razais, laces,
edgings, ribbons, handkerchief in bales (i.e., not cut up), old
clothes imported in bulk, and all such goods as are not made
up ready for wearing.
0.29
2. Piecegoods made of silk and artificial silk or any admixture of
these and articles made thereof including shawls, doshalas,
laces, edgings and ribbons.
0.58
Articles Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
3. Unginned cotton 0.11
4. Ginned cotton 0.22
5. Cotton waste and waste yarn cotton 0.07
6. Raw wool, hemp and other fibres, and rope 0.04
7. Hides and skins 0.29
8. Jute gunny bags and jute cloth 0.11
9. Leather, including harness, saddles, bags, boxes, desi shoes,
chapel and all other articles made of leather excluding boots,
shoes, slippers and sandals.
0.58
10. Apparel, boots and shoes including slippers and sandals (other
than desi shoes and chappel), drapery, millinery, caps and hats,
readymade clothes, barret caps and hat shapes, etc.
1.75
11. Hosiery including knitted woollen caps 1.17
12. Lametta including kinari, gota, gold and silver lace, wire and
thread real or imitation.
1.17
Class VIII.—Metals and articles made of metals
1. Metals (iron and steel-wrought and unwrought) including bars,
sheets, girders, iron, stanchions, top columns, girders fitted
with rivets, metallic-ores and scrap iron.
0.07
2. Tin scrap 0.06
3. Metals (hardware and cutlery), i.e., knives, razors, scissors,
needles, tin plates, rivets, nails, screws, bolts nuts, enamelled
ware (other sanitary fittings) wire, wire-nettings, hinges, locks,
pipes, post and pans, weights, empty tins, iron and tin boxes
and iron furniture, etc.
0.44
4. Metals (all other kinds - manufactured and unmanufactured)
including bicycles, perambulators, carriages, sewing machines,
harmoniums, type-writters, ice-machines, soda-water
machines, clocks and watches, spectacles-their cases and
frames, umbrella frames and handles, brass, copper, german
silver, aluminium, bronze, zinc and articles made thereof,
channels of all kinds and for whatever purpose imported,
sanitary fittings, iron washers, bicycle saddles, radio goods,
and tram car parts.
N.B.—Sanitary fittings include baths, water closets, lavatory
basins, bidets (tubs), urinals, flushing cistern, sinks and
water taps.
0.36
5. Motor cars—
(a) 2 seater (each)
(b) 4 or more seater (each)
17.50
39.37
1. Subs. by Act 42 of 1961, s. 22, for “betal” (w.e.f. 12-9-1961).
Articles Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
6. Chassis and lorries—
(a) without body (each)
29.17
(b) with body (each) 35.00
7. Component parts of motor cars 1.17
8. Old component parts of motor vehicles 0.36
9. Stoppers made of
1[metal] 0.58
10. Complete motor cycle without side car (each) 5.83
11. Motor cycle with side car (each) 7.00
Class IX.—Miscellaneous
1. Dyes and tans including green coloured sand (for mixing with
mehndi) boot polishes, indigo, safflower (kusum) and all kinds
of colouring matter.
0.15
2. Stationery including paper, paste, boards and all articles made
thereof including waste papers, cards, cardboards, forms,
envelopes, calendars, ink, pens, pencils, inkpots, ink-stands,
takhtis, pincushions, nibs, holders, pins, pads, drawing
instruments, paper weights, rulers, measuring tapes, slates
manufactured or unmanufactured, strawboard, gelatine paper,
account books, ledger and cash books.
0.18
3. Chemicals (except those chargeable under any other class),
distilled water and sulphur in casks or barrels or bags.
0.15
4. Horn and articles made of horn except buttons. 0.04
5. Lac and cork and articles made thereof 0.04
6. Kikar bark and other bark including bark dust 0.04
7. Wood (manufactured) such as walking sticks, empty barrels,
country carts, umbrella sticks of cane or bamboo
(manufactured or unmanufactured), wooden payas and pattis.
0.07
8. Furniture other than iron furniture 0.18
9. Articles of sports and games including playing cards. 0.58
10. Goods imported by circus, theatres, carnivals, etc. 0.22
11. Glass and articles made thereof (except glass, tiles, empty glass
phials having lids, glass beads and other imitation jewels)
0.04
12. Articles made of china, stone, earth (glazed or unglazed)
including drain pipes and drain fitting, but excluding sanitary
fittings, earthen tiles and toys made of china clay or earth.
0.04
13. Empty glass phials having lids 0.18
14. Celluloid goods including celluloid sheets and imitation
mother pearl sheets
1.75
15. Nut, shell, horn and ivory buttons 0.36
Articles
Terminal Tax payable per
maund of gross weight except
where otherwise stated
Rs.
16. Glass beads and other imitation jewels 0.36
17. Toilets powders and cosmetic creams including tooth pastes,
powders and creams.
1.17
18. Ivory and articles made thereof 1.75
19. Rubber goods including rubber stoves, and bakelite goods 0.36
20. Disinfectants—dry or liquid—including Flit, Creosote, shell
tox and naphthalene ball.
0.36
21. Lubricating oil 0.36
22. Grease 0.29
23. Photographic accessories including pictures, photos and
printed pictures
1.17
24. Coir matting 0.15
25. Toys made of celluloid 1.75
26. Toys made of china clay or earth 0.15
27. Toys made of cotton, rubber, paper, wool and metals 0.36
28. All kinds of cinema carbons 0.36
29. Vaseline, Vaseline Pomade, petroleum, jelly, or amber
petroleum (grease) and Yardley Brilliantine.
0.44
30. Safety fuses and catridges 0.04
31. All other articles not chargeable under any other class 0.04
Eleventh Schedule THE ELEVENTH SCHEDULE
THE ELEVENTH SCHEDULE [See section 417] PART I PURPOSES FOR WHICH PREMISES MAY NOT BE USED WITHOUT A LICENCE Carrying out any of the following trades or operations connected with trades:— 1. Baking. 2. Cinematograph films, shooting of— 3. Cinematograph films by any process whatsoever. Treating of— 4. Chillies or masala or corn or seeds. Grinding of by mechanical means— 5. Cloth, yarn or leather in indigo or in other colours dyeing or printing of— 6. Cloth or yarn. Bleaching— 7. Eating house or a catering establishment. Keeping of an— 8. Grain. Parching— 9. Ground-nut-seeds, tamarind seeds or any other seeds. Parching— 10. Hair dressing saloon or a barber’s shop. Keeping of a— 11. Hides or skins, whether raw or dried. Tanning, pressing or packing— 12. Laundry shop. Keeping a— 13. Leather goods. Manufacturing of by mechanical means— 14. Litho press. Keeping a— 15. Lodging house. Keeping a— 16. Metal. Casting— 17. Precious metals. Refining of-or recovering of them from embroideries— 18. Printing press. Keeping a— 19. Sweetmeat shop except in premises already licensed as an eating house. Keeping— 20. Carrying on the trade or business of or any operation connected with the trade of— (i) Autocar or autocycle servicing or repairing. (ii) Blacksmithy. (iii) Coppersmithy. (iv) Electroplating. (v) Glass bevelling. (vi) Glass cutting. (vii) Glass polishing. (viii) Goldsmithy. (ix) Marble cutting, grinding, dressing or polishing. (x) Metal (ferrous or non-ferrous or antimony but excluding previous metal) cutting or treating metal by hammering, drilling, pressing, filing, polishing, heating or by any other process whatever or assembling parts of metal. (xi) Photography-studio. (xii) Radio (wireless receiving set) selling, repairing, servicing or manufacturing. (xiii) Silversmithy. (xiv) Spinning or weaving cotton, silk, art silk, or jute or wool with the aid or power. (xv) Stone grinding, cutting dressing or polishing. (xvi) Timber or wood sawing or cutting by mechanical or electric power. (xvii) Tinsmithy. (xviii) Washerman's trade. (xix) Welding of metal by electric, gas or any process whatsoever. 21. Manufacturing, parching, packing, pressing, cleanings, cleansing, boiling, melting, grinding or preparing by any process whatever any of the following articles.— (i) Aerated waters. (ii) Bakelite goods. (iii) Bidis (indigenous cigarettes), snuff, cigars or cigarettes. (iv) Bitumen. (v) Blasting powder. (vi) Bones. (vii) Bricks or tiles by hand power. (viii) Bricks or tiles by mechanical power. (ix) Brushes. (x) Candles. (xi) Catgut. (xii) Celluloid or celluloid goods. (xiii) Cement concrete designs or models. (xiv) Charcoal. (xv) Chemicals. (xvi) Cinematograph films stripping in connection with any trade. (xvii) Cosmetics or toilet goods. (xviii) Cotton, cotton refuse, cotton waste, cotton yarn, silk, silk yarn, silk inclusive of waste yarn, art silk, art silk waste, art silk yarn, wool or woollen refuse or waste. (xix) Cotton seeds. (xx) Dammar. (xxi) Dynamite (xxii) Fat. (xxiii) Fireworks. (xxiv) Flax. (xxv) Ink for printing, writing, stamping, etc. (xxvi) Gas (xxvii) Ghee. (xxviii) Glass or glass articles. (xxix) Gunpowder. (xxx) Hemp. (xxxi) Ice (including dry ice.) (xxxii) Insecticide or disinfectants. (xxxiii) Leather cloth or rexine cloth or water proof cloth. (xxxiv) Lime. (xxxv) Linseed oil. (xxxvi) Matches for lighting (including Bengal matches.) (xxxvii) Mattresses and pillows. (xxxviii) Offal. (xxxix) Oil-cloth. (xl) Oil other than petroleum (either by mechanical power or by hand power or ghani driven by bullock or any other animal). (xli) Pharmaceutical or medical products. (xlii) Rubber or rubber goods. (xliii) Paints. (xliv) Paper or cardboard. (xlv) Pickers from hides. (xlvi) Pitch. (xlvii) Plastic goods. (xlviii) Pottery by hand power. (xlix) Pottery by mechanical or any power other than hand power. (l) Sanitary-ware or china-ware. (li) Soap. (lii) Sugar. (liii) Sweetmeat and confectionery goods. (liv) Tallow. (lv) Tar. (lvi) Varnishes. (lvii) Wooden furniture, boxes, barrels, khokas, or other articles of wood or of plywood or of sandalwood. PART II ARTICLES WHICH MAY NOT BE STORED IN ANY PREMISES WITHOUT A LICENCE 1. Asafoetida. 2. Ashes. 3. Bamboos. 4. Bidi leaves. 5. Blasting powder. 6. Blood. 7. Bones, bone meal or bone powder. 8. Camphor. 9. Carbide of calcium. 10. Cardboard. 11. Celluloid or celluloid goods. 12. Charcoal. 13. Chemicals, liquid. 14. Chemicals, non-liquid. 15. Chillies. 16. Chlorate mixture. 17. Cinematograph films-non-inflammable or a acetate or safety base. 18. Cloth in pressed bales or boras. 19. Cloth or clothes of cotton, wool, silk, art silk, etc. 20. Coal. 21. Coconut fibre. 22. Coke. 23. Compound gas, such as oxygen gas, hydrogen gas, nitrogen gas, carbon dioxide gas, sulphur dioxide gas, chlorine gas, acetylene gas, etc. 24. Copra. 25. Cotton including Kahok, surgical cotton and silky cotton. 26. Cotton refuse or waste or cotton yarn refuse or waste. 27. Cotton seed. 28. Detonators. 29. Dry leaves. 30. Dynamite. 31. Explosive paint such as nitro-cellulose paint, lacquer paint, enamel paint, etc. 32. Fat. 33. Felt. 34. Fins. 35. Firewood. 36. Fireworks. 37. Fish (dried). 38. Flax. 39. Fulminate. 40. Fulminate of mercury. 41. Fulminate of silver. 42. Gelatine. 43. Gelignite. 44. Grass. 45. Gun-cotton. 46. Gunpowder. 47. Gunny bags. 48. Hair. 49. Hay or fodder. 50. Hemp. 51. Hessian cloth (gunny-bag cloth). 52. Hides (dried). 53. Hides (raw). 54. Hoofs. 55. Horns. 56. Incense or esas. 57. Jute. 58. Khokas, boxes, barrels, furniture, or any other article of wood. 59. Lacquer. 60. Leather. 61. Matches for lighting (including Bengal matches). 62. Methylated spirit, denatured spirit or French polish. 63. Nitro-cellulose. 64. Nitro-compound. 65. Nitro-glycerine. 66. Nitro-mixture. 67. Offal. 68. Oil, other than petroleum. 69. Oilseeds including almonds, but excluding cotton seeds. 70. Old paper or waste paper including old newspapers, periodicals, magazines, etc. 71. Packing stuff (paper cuttings, husk, saw dust, etc.). 72. Paints. 73. Paper other than old paper in pressed bales or loose or in reams. 74. Petroleum, other than dangerous petroleum, as defined in the Petroleum Act, 1934. 75. Phosphorus. 76. Plastic or plastic goods. 77. Plywood. 78. Rags, including small pieces or cuttings of cloth, hessian cloth, gunny-bag cloth, silk, art silk or woollen cloth. 79. Rosin or dammar Batter otherwise known as Ral. 80. Safety fuses, fog signals, cartridges, etc. 81. Saltpetre. 82. Sandalwood. 83. Silk waste, or silk yarn waste, art silk waste, or art silk yarn waste. 84. Sisal fibre. 85. Skins (raw or dried). 86. Straw. 87. Sulphur. 88. Tallow. 89. Tar, pitch, dammar or bitumen. 90. Tarpauline. 91. Thinner 92. Timber. 93. Turpentine. 94. Varnish. 95. Wool (raw). 96. Yarn other than waste yarn.
Twelfth Schedule THE TWELFTH SCHEDULE
THE TWELFTH SCHEDULE [See section 461] PENALTIES Explanation.—The entries in the second column of the following table headed “Subject” are not intended as definitions of the offences prescribed in the provisions mentioned in the first column or even as abstracts of those provisions, but are inserted merely as reference to the subject thereof. Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 128, sub-sections (1) & (2). Failure to give notice of transfer or devolution of land or building. Rs. 50 ... Section 128 sub-section (3). Failure to produce instrument of transfer. Rs. 50 ... Section 129 Failure to give notice of erection of new building, etc. Rs. 50 ... Section 130 Failure to give notice of demolition or removal of building. Rs. 50 ... Section 131 Failure to comply with requisition to furnish information, etc. Rs. 50 Section 135, sub-section (2). Wilful delay or obstruction of valuers. Rs. 50 ... Section 143 Prohibition of advertisement without permission. Rs. 200 Rs. 50 Section 168 Failure to give notice of vacant land or building. Rs. 50 Rs. 5 Section 172, sub-section (2). Non-compliance with the requisition of attendance before the Commissioner. Rs. 50 ... Section 175 Failure to disclose liability. Rs. 100 ... 1* * * * * Section 305, sub-section (3). Construction of building within the regular line of street without permission. Rs. 1,000 Rs. 100 Section 307 Failure to comply with requisition to set back buildings to regular line of street. Rs. 200 Rs. 50 Section 310. Failure to comply with requisition to set forward buildings to regular line of street. Rs. 200 Rs. 10 1. All entries with respect to sections 214 to 273 omitted by Act 67 of 1993, s. 135 (w.e.f. 1-10-1993). Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 313, sub-section (5). Utilising, selling or otherwise dealing with any land or laying out a private street otherwise than in conformity with orders of the Standing Committee. 1[Rigorous imprisonm ent which may extend to three years]. 2 *** Section 314, sub-section (1), clauses (a) and (b). Failure to comply with requisition to show cause for alteration of street or for appearance before the Commissioner. Rs. 50 Rs. 5 Section 315, sub-section (1). Failure to comply with requisition on owner of private street or owner of adjoining land or building to level, etc., such street. Rs. 100 Rs. 10 Section 317, sub-section (1). Prohibition of projections upon streets, etc. Rs. 200 Section 317, sub-section (2). Failure to comply with requisition to remove projections from streets. Rs. 200 Section 318, sub-section (2). Failure to comply with requisition to remove a verandah, balcony, etc., put up in accordance with section 317 (1). Rs. 200 Section 319 Failure to comply with requisition to have ground floor doors, etc., so altered as not to open outwards. Rs. 50 Section 320, sub-section (1). Erection, etc., of structures of fixtures which cause obstruction in streets. Rs. 200 Rs. 10 Section 321 Deposit, etc., of things in streets. Rs. 100 Section 323, sub-sections (1) & (2). Tethering of animals and milking of cattle in public streets. Rs. 100 Rs. 5 Section 324, sub-section (4). Unlawful removal of bar or shoring timber, etc., or removal or extinction of light. Rs. 50 Section 325, sub-section (1). Streets not to be opened or broken up and building materials not to be deposited thereon without permission. Rs. 200 Rs. 10 1. Subs. by Act 42 of 1984, s. 13, for “Rs. 500” (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 2. The word and figures “Rs. 25” omitted by s. 13, ibid. (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). Section 327, sub-section (2). Name of street and number of house not to be destroyed or defaced, etc. Rs. 50 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 328, sub-section (1). Failure to comply with requisition to repair, protect or enclose a dangerous place. Rs. 100 25 Section 330, sub-section (1). Removal, etc., of lamps. Rs. 100 Section 330, sub-section (2). Wilfully and negligently extinguishing lights in public streets, etc. Rs. 50 Section 332 Erection of a building without the sanction of the Commissioner. 1[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] 2 *** Section 333, sub-section (1). Failure to give notice of intention to erect a building. 3[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] Section 334, sub-section (1). Failure to give notice of intention to make additions, etc., to building. 3[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] Section 337, sub-section (4). Commencement of work without notice, etc. Rs. 10,000 Rs. 500 Section 339 Failure to comply with requisition to round off buildings at corners of streets. Rs. 100 Rs. 5 Section 340, sub-section (1). Erection of buildings on new streets without leveling. Rs. 1,000 Section 340, sub-section (2). Erection of buildings or execution of work within regular line of street or in contravention of any scheme or plan. Rs. 1,000 1. Subs. by Act 42 of 1984, s. 13, for “Rs. 1,000” (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 2. The word and figures “Rs. 50” omitted by s. 13, ibid. (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 3. Subs. by s. 13, ibid., for “Rs. 100” (w.e.f. 10-12-1984). Section 342 Use of inflammable materials without permission. Rs. 100 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 343 Failure to demolish buildings erected without sanction 1[or erection of buildings in contravention of order]. 2[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] 3 *** Section 344 Erection of buildings in contravention of conditions of sanction, etc. 2[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] Section 345 Failure to carry out alterations. 4 [Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] Section 346, sub-sections (1) & (2). Non-compliance with provision as to completion certificates, occupation or use, etc., without permission. Rs. 200 Rs. 10 Section 347 Non-compliance with restrictions on user of buildings. 4[Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5,000 or with both.] 5 *** Section 348, sub-sections (1) & (2). Failure to comply with requisition to remove structures which are in ruins or likely to fall. Rs. 500 Rs. 20 Section 349, sub-section (1). Failure to comply with requisition to vacate buildings in dangerous condition, etc. Rs. 200 Section 353 Failure to provide for collection, removal and deposit of refuse and provision of receptacles. Rs. 50 Section 354 Failure to collect and remove filth and polluted matter. Rs. 50 Section 355, sub-section (2). Scavenger’s duties in certain cases not to be discharged by any person without permission. Rs. 25 Section 356 Failure to comply with requisition for removal of rubbish, etc., from premises used as market, Rs. 100 1. Added by Act 42 of 1961, s. 23 (w.e.f. 12-9-1961). 2. Subs. by s. 13, ibid., for “Rs. 1,000” (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 3. The word and figures “Rs. 25” omitted by s. 13, ibid. (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 4. Subs. by s. 13, ibid., for “Rs. 500” (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). 5. The word and figures “Rs. 25” omitted by s. 13, ibid. (w.e.f. 10-12-1985). etc. Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 357, sub-section (1). Keeping rubbish and filth for more than twenty-four hours, etc. Rs. 50 Rs. 10 Section 357, sub-section (2). Allowing filth to flow in streets. Rs. 50 Section 357, sub-section (3). Depositing rubbish or filth, etc., in street, etc. Rs. 50 Section 360, sub-section (1). Latrines and urinals not to be constructed without permission or in contravention of terms prescribed. Rs. 200 Section 361, sub-section (1). Failure to provide buildings newly erected or re-erected with latrine, urinal and other accommodation. Rs. 500 Section 361, sub-section (3). Failure to provide residential buildings composed of separate tenements with latrine, bathing or washing place for servants on the ground floor. Rs. 500 Section 362 Failure to provide latrines for premises used by large number of people and to keep them clean and in proper order. Rs. 100 Rs. 20 Section 363 Failure to comply with requisition to provide latrines for market, cattle shed, cart stand, etc., and to keep them clean and in proper order. Rs. 100 Rs. 20 Section 364, clauses (a), (b), (c) & (d). Failure to comply with requisition to enforce provision of latrine or urinal accommodation, etc. Rs. 100 Rs. 10 Section 365, sub-section (2). Failure to comply with requisition for removal of congested buildings. Rs. 1,000 Section 366 Failure to comply with requisition to improve buildings unfit for human habitation. Rs. 1,000 Section 368, sub-sections (1), (2), (3) & (4). Failure to comply with order of demolition of buildings unfit for human habitation. Rs. 1,000 Section 369 Failure to comply with requisition Rs. 100 Rs. 15 of the Commissioner to remove insanitary huts and sheds, etc. Section 370, sub-section (1). Prohibition against washing by washerman. Rs. 25 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 371 Failure to give information of dangerous disease. Rs. 100 Section 373 Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse and disinfect buildings or articles. Rs. 50 Section 374 Failure to comply with requisition to destroy infectious huts or sheds. Rs. 50 Section 375 Washing of clothing, bedding, etc., at any place not notified by the Commissioner. Rs. 25 Section 377, sub-section (1). Sending infected clothes to washerman or laundry. Rs. 25 Section 377, sub-section (2). Failure to furnish address of washerman or laundry to which clothes have been sent. Rs. 25 Section 378, sub-sections(1), (2) and (3). Use of Public conveyances by persons suffering from a dangerous disease, etc. Rs. 50 Section 380 Failure to disinfect buildings before letting the same. Rs. 100 Section 381 Disposal of infected articles without disinfection. Rs. 50 Section 382 Making or selling of food, etc., or washing of clothes by infected persons. Rs. 50 Section 383 Sale of food or drink in contravention of restriction or prohibition of the Commissioner. Rs. 50 Section 384 Removal or use of water from wells and tanks in contravention of prohibition of commissioner. Rs. 50 Section 385 Exposure of persons to risk of infection by the presence or conduct of a person suffering from a dangerous disease, etc. Rs. 100 Section 386 Removal of infectious corpses in contravention of the Rs. 50 provisions of the section. Section 387, sub-sections (1) & (2). Absence of sweepers, etc., from duty without notice. Imprisonment which may extend to one month. Section 388 A sweeper employed for doing house scavenging not to discontinue work without notice. Rs. 10 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 389 Failure to supply information by persons in charge of burning or burial grounds. Rs. 50 Section 390 Use of new burning or burial ground without permission. Rs. 50 Section 391, sub-section (1). Failure to comply with requisition to close a burning or burial ground. Rs. 50 Section 391, sub-section (2). Burning or burial of corpses in a burning or burial ground after it has been closed. Rs. 50 Section 392 Removal of corpses by other than prescribed routes. Rs. 25 Section 393, sub-section (1), clause (b). Failure to give notice for removal of carcasses of dead animals. Rs. 10 Section 396, sub-sections (1) & (2). Failure to give information of births and deaths. Rs. 50 Section 397, sub-sections (1), (2) & (3). Commission of nuisances. Rs. 50 Section 398 Failure to comply with requisition for removal or abatement of nuisance Rs. 500 Rs. 25 Section 399, sub-section (4). Dogs not to be at large in a steet without being secured by a chain lead. Rs. 50 Section 399, sub-section (5). Ferocious dogs at large without being muzzled, etc. Rs. 100 Section 400 Stacking inflammable material in contravention of prohibition. Rs. 50 Section 401 Setting a naked light. Rs. 50 Section 402 Discharging fireworks, firearms, etc., likely to cause danger. Rs. 50 Section 403 Failure to comply with requisition to render buildings, wells, etc., safe. Rs. 50 Section 404 Failure to comply with requisition Rs. 50 to enclose land used for improper purposes. Section 406, sub-section (1). Sale in municipal markets without permission. Rs. 200 Section 407, sub-sections (1) & (2). Use of places as private markets without a licence and use of places other than a municipal slaughter house as slaughter houses. Rs. 500 Rs. 25 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 407, sub-section (2) Proviso (a). Non-compliance with conditions imposed by Commissioner. Rs. 50 Section 409 Keeping market open without licence, etc. Rs. 2,000 Section 410 Sale in unlicensed market. Rs. 50 Section 411 Carrying on business or trade near a market. Rs. 50 Section 414 Failure of person in charge of markets to expel lepers and disturbers from the market. Rs. 50 Section 415 Carrying on butcher’s, fish- monger's or poulterer’s trade without licence etc. Rs. 100 Rs. 10 Section 416 Establishment of factory, etc., without permission. Rs. 5,000 Rs. 500 Section 417 Certain things not to be kept and certain trades and operations not to be carried on without a licence. Rs. 1,000 Rs. 100 Section 418, sub-section (3). Keeping, abandonment or tethering of animals, etc. Rs. 100 Section 419, sub-section (5). Use of premises in contravention of declaration. Rs. 500 Section 420 Hawking articles for sale without a licence, etc. Rs. 100 Section 421 Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to licence. Rs. 100 Rs. 15 Section 422 Keeping open theatre, circus or other place of public amusement without licence or contrary to terms of licence. Rs. 500 Rs. 50 Section 430, sub-section (5). Failure to produce licence or written permission. Rs. 50 Rs. 5 Section 431 Preventing the commissioner or any person authorised in this behalf from exercising his powers of entry, etc. Rs. 50 Section 432 Preventing the Commissioner or any person authorised in this behalf from exercising his power of entry upon any adjoining land. Rs. 50 Section, sub- section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed Section 437 Obstruction or molestation in execution of work. Rs. 200 Section 444, sub-section (4). Failure to comply with requisition to state the name and address of owners of premises. Rs. 50 Section 456, sub-section (3). Failure of occupier of land or building to afford owner facilities for complying with provisions of the Act etc., after eight days from issue of order by district judge. Rs. 200 Rs. 50 Section 495 Obstruction of Mayor or any municipal authority, etc. Rs. 200 Section 496 Removal of any mark set up for indicating level, etc. Rs. 100 Section 497 Removal etc., of notice exhibited by or under orders of the Corporation, Commissioner, etc. Rs. 50 Section 498 Unlawful removal of earth, sand or other material or deposit of any matter or making of any encroachment from any land vested in the Corporation. Rs. 50 1[THE TWELFTH SCHEDULE (See section 461) PENALTIES Explanation.—The entries in the second column of the Table below under the heading “Subject” are not intended as definitions of the offences prescribed in the provisions mentioned in the first column of the said Table or even as abstracts of those provisions, but are inserted merely as reference to the subject thereof. Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Penalty (in Rupees) (1) (2) (3) Section 129 Failure to give notice of erection of new building, etc. 500/- Section 143 Prohibition of advertisement without permission. 5000/- Section 314, sub-section (1), clauses (a) and (b) Failure to comply with requisition to show cause for alteration of street or for appearance before the Commissioner 200/- Section 315, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition on owner of private street or owner of adjoining land or building to level, etc., such street 100/- Section 317, sub-section (1) Prohibition of projections upon streets, etc. 5000/- Section 317, sub-section (2) Failure to comply with requisition to remove projections from streets. 5000/- Section 320, sub-section (1) Erection, etc., of structures of fixtures which cause obstruction in streets. 5000/- Section 321 Deposit, etc., of things in streets. 500/- Section 323, sub-sections (1) and (2) Tethering of animals and milking of cattle in public streets. 1000/- Section 327, sub-section (2) Name of street and number of house not to be destroyed or defaced, etc. 1000/- Section 328, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to repair, protect or enclose a dangerous place. 1000/- Section 346, sub-sections (1) and (2) Non-compliance with provision as to completion certificates, occupation or use, etc., without permission. 1000/- Section 348, sub-sections (1) and (2) Failure to comply with requisition to remove Structures which are in ruins or likely to fall. 1000/- Section 349, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to vacate buildings in dangerous condition, etc. 1000/- 1. Subs. by Act 8 of 2026, s. 2 and Sch., for Twelfth Sch. (w.e.f. 15-5-2026). Section 353 Failure to provide for collection, removal and deposit of refuse and provision of receptacles. 500/- Section 354 Failure to collect and remove filth and polluted matter. 500/- Section 356 Failure to comply with requisition for removal of rubbish, etc., from premises used as market, etc. 1000/- Section 357, sub-section (1) Keeping rubbish and filth for more than twenty-four hours, etc. 100/- Section 357, sub-section (2) Allowing filth to flow in streets. 200/- Section 362 Failure to provide latrines for premises used by large number of people and to keep them clean and in proper order. 500/- Section 363 Failure to comply with requisition to provide latrines for market, cattle shed, cart stand, etc., and to keep them clean and in proper order. 500/- Section 366 Failure to comply with requisition to improve buildings unfit for human habitation. 5000/- Section 381 Disposal of infected articles without disinfection. 500/- Section 383 Sale of food or drink in contravention of restriction or prohibition of the Commissioner. 500/- Section 384 Removal or use of water from wells and tanks in contravention of prohibition of Commissioner. 500/- Section 386 Removal of infectious corpses in contravention of the provisions of the section. 500/- Section 391, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to close a burning or burial ground. 1000/- Section 391, sub-section (2) Burning or burial of corpses in a burning or burial ground after it has been closed. 1000/- Section 392 Removal of corpses by other than prescribed routes. 500/- Section 393, sub-section (1), clause (b) Failure to give notice for removal of carcasses of dead animals. 100/- Section 397, sub-sections (1), (2) and (3) Commission of nuisances. 500/- Section 398 Failure to comply with requisition for removal or abatement of nuisance. 1000/ Section 399, sub-section (4) Dogs not to be at large in a street without being secured by a chain lead. 1000/- Section 399, sub-section (5) Ferocious dogs at large without being muzzled, etc. 1000/- Section 403 Failure to comply with requisition to render buildings, wells, etc., safe. 1000/- Section 404 Failure to comply with requisition to enclose land used for improper purposes. 500/- Section 406, sub-section (1) Sale in municipal markets without permission. 200/- Section 407, sub-sections (1) and (2) Use of places as private markets without a licence and use of places other than a municipal slaughter house as slaughter houses. 500/- Section 407, sub-section (2), proviso (a) Non-compliance with conditions imposed by Commissioner. 200/- Section 415 Carrying on butcher’s, fish-monger’s or poulterer’s trade without licence etc. 200/- Section 416 Establishment of factory, etc., without permission. 5000/- Section 417 Certain things not to be kept and certain trades and operations not to be carried on without a licence 1000/- Section 418, sub-section (3) Keeping, abandonment or tethering of animals, etc. 200/- Section 419, sub-section (5) Use of premises in contravention of declaration. 500/- Section 420 Hawking articles for sale without a licence, etc. 200/- Section 421 Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to licence. 1000/- Section 422 Keeping open theatre, circus or other place of public amusement without licence or contrary to terms of licence. 1000/- Section 430, sub-section (5) Failure to produce licence or written permission. 100/- Section 437 Obstruction in execution of work. 500/- Section 444, sub-section (4) Failure to comply with requisition to state the name and address of owners of premises. 200/- Section 495 Obstruction of Mayor or any municipal authority, etc. 500/- Section 496 Removal of any mark set up for indicating level, etc. 200/- Section 497 Removal etc., of notice exhibited by or under orders of the Corporation, Commissioner, etc. 100/- Section 498 Unlawful removal of earth, sand or other material or deposit of any matter or making of any encroachment from any land vested in the Corporation. 500/-]
Thirteenth Schedule THE THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE
THE THIRTEENTH SCHEDULE [See section 516] ENACTMENTS CEASING TO HAVE EFFECT IN DELHI 1. The Punjab Municipal Act, 1911, as in force in Delhi immediately before the commencement of the Act. 2. The provisions of the City of Bombay Corporation Act, 1888, as in force in Delhi immediately before the commencement of this Act. 3. The provisions of the United Provinces Municipalities Act, 1916, as in force in Delhi immediately before the commencement of this Act. 4. The Punjab District Boards Act, 1883, as in force in the Union territory of Delhi immediately before the commencement of this Act.
Fourteenth Schedule THE FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE
1[THE FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE [See section 3A] THE NUMBER, NAMES AND AREAS OF VARIOUS ZONES Sl. No. Name Area of the Zone*/Number and name of the municipal ward (1) (2) (3) 1. City 1 Minto Road 2 Darya Ganj 66 Shardhanand Bazar 67 Dariba 68 Maliwara 69 Ballimaran 70 Farash Khana 71 Ajmeri Gate 72 Kucha Pati Ram 73 Lal Darwaza 74 Matia Mahal 75 Sui Walan 2. Central 3 Nizamuddin 4 Jang Pura 5 Sewa Nagar 6 Kotla Mubarakpur 7 Lajpat Nagar 8 Amar Colony 9 Okhla 11 Kalkaji 3. South 10 Kailash 12 Malviya Nagar 13 Hauz Khas 14 Munirka 15 Mohammad Pur 16 R.K. Puram 44 Mehrauli 45 Madangir 46 Tughlakabad 1. Ins. by Act 67 of 1993, s. 136 (w.e.f. 1-10-1993). Sl. No. Name Area of the Zone*/Number and name of the municipal ward (1) (2) (3) 4. Karol Bagh 17 Rajender Nagar 18 Narayana 92 Motia Khan 93 Tibbia College 94 Rahgarpura 95 Dev Nagar 96 East Patel Nagar 97 West Patel Nagar 98 Sat Nagar 99 Anand Parvat 100 Baljit Nagar 5. Sadar Pahar Ganj 76 Paharganj 77 Dariba Pan 78 Ram Nagar 79 Qadam Sharif 80 Basti Julahan 81 Kasab Pura 82 Deputy Ganj 83 Teliwara 84 Arya Pura 86 Pratap Nagar 90 Sarai Rohilla 91 Manakpura 6. West Zone 19 Nangal Raya 20 Ashok Nagar 21 Tilak Nagar 22 Tagore Garden 23 Subhash Nagar 24 Rajouri Garden 25 Ramesh Nagar 26 Moti Nagar 39 Madi Pur 40 Vishnu Garden Sl. No. Name Area of the Zone*/Number and name of the municipal ward (1) (2) (3) 7. Civil Lines 32 Wazirabad 59 Mori Gate 60 Civil Lines 61 Timar Pur 62 Kingsway Camp 63 Model Town 64 Vijay Nagar 65 Jawahar Nagar 85 Sohan Ganj 87 Shakti Nagar 8. Shahdara—South 47 Geeta Colony 48 Lakshmi Nagar 49 Gandhi Nagar 50 Dharampura 51 Krishna Nagar 52 Patparganj 53 Vishwas Nagar 54 Shahdara 9. Shahdara— North 55 Rohtas Nagar 56 Naveen Shahdara 57 Ghonda 58 Usmanpur 10. Rural Narela 33 Alipur 34 Narela 35 Bawana 36 Kanjhawala 11. Rural Najafgarh 37 Nangloi 38 Najafgarh 41 Isapur 42 Palam 43 Mahipalpur 12. Rohini 27 Shakur Basti 28 Badli Sl. No. Name Area of the Zone*/Number and name of the municipal ward (1) (2) (3) 29 Rampura 30 Onkar Nagar 31 Wazir Pur 88 Shastri Nagar 89 Karam Pura NOTE: *The area is indicated in terms of the extent of the municipal wards as they existed on the date of the commencement of the Delhi Municipal Corporation (Amendment) Act, 1993. STATE AMENDMENT Delhi Substitution of Fourteenth Schedule.—In the principal Act, for the Fourteenth Schedule, the following schedule shall be substituted, namely:--- THE FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE (See section 3A) THE NAME, AREAS AND LIMITS OF CORPORATIONS S. No. Name of the Corporations Ward No. Name of the Ward Name of the zone 1. North Delhi Municipal Corporation 1. Narela Narela 2. Bankner 3. Alipur 4. Bakhtawar Pur 5. Bhalswa Jahangir Puri Civil Lines 6. Mukund Pur 7. Burari 8. Jharoda 9. Malka Ganj 10. Timar Pur 11. Mukherjee Nagar 12. G.T.B. Nagar 13. Dhir Pur 14. Adarsh Nagar 15. Sarai Pipal Thala 16. Jahangir Puri-I 17. Samaypur Badli 18. Libas Pur 19. Bhalswa 20. Jahagir Puri-II 21. Rohini 22. Rithala 23. Budh Vihar 24. Vijay Vihar 25. Pooth kalan 26. Sahibabad Dault Pur 27. Begampur Narela 28. Bawana 29. Karala 30. Mundaka Najafgarh 31. Nagloi Jat West 32. Nilothi Narela 33. Pratap Nagar Rohini 34. Nithari 35. Kirai Suleman Nagar 36. Prem Nagar 37. Sultanpuri East 38. Mangol Puri North 39. Sultanpur Majra 40. Sultanpuri South 41. Guru Harikishan Nagar West 42. Peeragarhi 43. Nangloi East 44. Quammruddin Nagar 45. Rohini South Rohini 46. Mangolpuri East 47. MangolPuri 48. MangolPuri West 49. Rohini North 50. Rohini Central 51. Rohini East 52. Naharpur 53. Pitampura South 54. Pitampura North 55. Shalimar Bagh North 56. Shalimar Bagh South 57. Paschim Vihar South West 58. Paschim Vihar North 59. Rani Bagh Rohini 60. Saraswati Vihar 61. Tri Nagar 62. Rampura 63. Kohat Enclave 64. Shakur Pur 65. Nimri Colony 66. Sawan Park 67. Wazirpur 68. Ashok vihar 69. Kamla nagar Civil Lines 70. Rana Partap Bagh 71. Sangam park 72. Model Town 73. Shastri Nagar S.P. Zone 74. Inder Lok Colony Karol Bagh Zone 75. Kishan Ganj 76. Deputy Ganj 77. Kashmere Gate Civil Lines 78. Manjnu ka Tilla 79. Jama Masjid City 80. Chandni Chowk 81. Minto Road 82. Kucha Pandit 83. Bazaar Sita Ram 84. Turkman Gate 85. Idgah Road S.P. Zone 86. Ballimaran City 87. Ram nagar S.P. Zone 88. Qasabpura 89. Paharganj 90. Model Basti 91. Karol Bagh Karol Bagh Zone 92. Dev Nagar 93. Baljit Nagar 94. West Patel nagar 95. East Patel Nagar 96. New Ranjit Nagar 97. Kirti Nagar West 98. Mansarovar Garden 99. Moti Nagar 100. Karam Pura 149. Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone 150. Pusa 151. Inderpuri 152. Naraina 2. South Delhi Municipal Corporation 101. Raja Garden West 102. Raghubir Nagar 103. Punjabi Bagh 104. Madipur 105. Rajouri Garden 106. Tagore Garden 107. Vishnu Garden 108. Khyala 109. Janak Puri North 110. Nangal Raya 111. Hari Nagar West 112. Subash Nagar 113. Khyala 114. Janak Puri North 115. Major Bhupinder Singh Nagar 116. Vikaspuri East 117. Janakpuri West 118. Janakprui South 119. Milap Nagar Najafgarh 120. Sitapuri 121. Kanwar Singh Nagar West 122. Hastsal 123. Vikaspuri 124. Vikas Nagar West 125. Mohan Garden 126. Nawada 127. Uttam Nagar 128. Bindapur 129. Dabri Najafgarh 130. Manglapuri 131. Sagarpur 132. Sagarpur West 133. Chhawla 134. Nagli Sakravati 135. Kakraula 136. Matiala 137. Roshanpura 138. Najafgarh 139. Dichaon Kalan Najafgarh 140. Khera 141. Bijwasan 142. Raj nagar 143. Kapashera 144. Mahipalpur 145. Palam 146. Sadh Nagar 147. Mahavir Enclave 148. Madhu Vihar 153. Darya Ganj City 154. Nizamuddin 155. Lajpat Nagar Central 156. Bhogal 157. Kasturba Nagar 158. Kotla Mubarakpur 159. Andrews Ganj 160. Amar colony 161. Malviya Nagar South 162. Village Hauz Rani 163. Safdargunj Enclave 164. Hauz Khas 165. Vasant Vihar 166. Munirka 167. R.K. Puram 168. Nanak Pura 169. Lado Sarai 170. Mehrauli 171. Vasant Kunj 172. Kishangarh Najafgarh 173. Said ul Ajaib South 174. Chhatarpur 175. Aya Nagar 176. Bhali 177. Sangam Vihar 178. Deoli 179. Tigri 180. Dakshin Puri Extn. 181. Khanpur 182. Ambedkar Nagar 183. Madangir 184. Pushp Vihar 185. Tuglakabad Extn. Central 186. Sangam Vihar West 187. Sangam Vihar Central 188. Sangam Vihar East 189. Chiragh Delhi South 190. Chittanjan park Central 191. Shahpul Jat South 192. Greater Kailash-I Central 193. Sriniwas Puri 194. East of Kailash-I 195. Govind Puri 196. Kalkaji 197. Tughlakabad 198. Pul Pehlad 199. Teh Khand 200. Harkeshnagar 201. Jaipur 202. Meetha Pur 203. Badarpur 204. Molarband 205. Zakir Nagar 206. Okhla 207. Madanpur Khadar 208. Sarita Vihar 3. East Delhi Municipal Corporation 209. Mayor Vihar Ph-I Shahdara South Shahdara South 210. Dallupura 211. Trilok Puri 212. New Ashok Nagar 213. Kalyan Puri 214. Khichripur 215. Kondli 216. Gharoli 217. Vinod Nagar 218. Mandawali 219. Mayur Vihar Ph-II 220. Patparganj 221. Kishan Kunj 222. Laxmi Nagar 223. Shakarpur 224. Pandav Nagar 225. Anand Vihar Shahdara South 226. Vishwash nagar 227. I.P. Extension 228. Preet Vihar 229. Krishna Nagar 230. Geeta Colony 231. Ghondli 232. Anarkali 233. Dhara Pura 234. Gandhi Nagar 235. Azad Nagar 236. Raghubar Pura 237. Shahadara 238. Jhilmil 239. Vivek Vihar 240. Dilshad Colony Shahdara North 241. Dilshad Garden 242. New Seema Puri 243. Nand Nagri 244. Sunder Nagari 245. Durga puri 246. Ashok Nagar 247. Ram Nagar 248. Welcome colony 249. Chauhan Bangar 250. Zaffarabad 251. New Usmapur 252. Mauj Pur 253. Bhajanpure 254. Brahampuri 255. Ghonda 256. Yamuna Vihar 257. Subhash Mohalla 258. Kardampuri 259. Janta Colony 260. Babarpur 261. Jiwanpur 262. Gokalpur Shahdara North 263. Saboli 264. Harsh Vihar 265. Shiv Vihar 266. Karawal nagar East 267. Nehru Vihar 268. Mustafabad 269. Khajoori Khas 270. Tukhim Pur 271. Karawal Nagar West 272. Sonia Vihar [Vide Delhi Act 12 of 2011, s. 22] 195 1[THE FOURTEENTH SCHEDULE (See section 3A) THE NAME, AREAS AND LIMITS OF 2[THE CORPORATIONS] S. No. Name of the Corporations Ward No. Name of the Ward Name of the zone 1. North Delhi Municipal Corporation 1. Narela Narela 2. Bankner 3. Alipur 4. Bakhtawar Pur 5. Bhalswa Jahangir Puri Civil Lines 6. Mukund Pur 7. Burari 8. Jharoda 9. Malka Ganj 10. Timar Pur 11. Mukherjee Nagar 12. G.T.B. Nagar 13. Dhir Pur 14. Adarsh Nagar 15. Sarai Pipal Thala 16. Jahangir Puri-I 17. Samaypur Badli 18. Libas Pur 19. Bhalswa 20. Jahagir Puri-II 21. Rohini 22. Rithala 23. Budh Vihar 24. Vijay Vihar 25. Pooth kalan 26. Sahibabad Dault Pur 27. Begampur Narela 28. Bawana 29. Karala 1.Subs. by Delhi Act 12 of 2011, s. 22, for fourteenth Schedule (w.e.f. 13-1-2012). 2. Subs. by Act 10 of 2022, s. 2, for “Corporations” (w.e.f. 22-5-2022). 196 30. Mundaka Najafgarh 31. Nagloi Jat West 32. Nilothi Narela 33. Pratap Nagar Rohini 34. Nithari 35. Kirai Suleman Nagar 36. Prem Nagar 37. Sultanpuri East 38. Mangol Puri North 39. Sultanpur Majra 40. Sultanpuri South 41. Guru Harikishan Nagar West 42. Peeragarhi 43. Nangloi East 44. Quammruddin Nagar 45. Rohini South Rohini 46. Mangolpuri East 47. MangolPuri 48. MangolPuri West 49. Rohini North 50. Rohini Central 51. Rohini East 52. Naharpur 53. Pitampura South 54. Pitampura North 55. Shalimar Bagh North 56. Shalimar Bagh South 57. Paschim Vihar South West 58. Paschim Vihar North 59. Rani Bagh Rohini 60. Saraswati Vihar 61. Tri Nagar 62. Rampura 63. Kohat Enclave 64. Shakur Pur 65. Nimri Colony 197 66. Sawan Park 67. Wazirpur 68. Ashok vihar 69. Kamla Nagar Civil Lines 70. Rana Partap Bagh 71. Sangam park 72. Model Town 73. Shastri Nagar S.P. Zone 74. Inder Lok Colony Karol Bagh Zone 75. Kishan Ganj 76. Deputy Ganj 77. Kashmere Gate Civil Lines 78. Manjnu Ka Tilla 79. Jama Masjid City 80. Chandni Chowk 81. Minto Road 82. Kucha Pandit 83. Bazaar Sita Ram 84. Turkman Gate 85. Idgah Road S.P. Zone 86. Ballimaran City 87. Ram nagar S.P. Zone 88. Qasabpura 89. Paharganj 90. Model Basti 91. Karol Bagh Karol Bagh Zone 92. Dev Nagar 93. Baljit Nagar 94. West Patel Nagar 95. East Patel Nagar 96. New Ranjit Nagar 97. Kirti Nagar West 98. Mansarovar Garden 99. Moti Nagar 100. Karam Pura 149. Rajinder Nagar Karol Bagh Zone 198 150. Pusa 151. Inderpuri 152. Naraina 2. South Delhi Municipal Corporation 101. Raja Garden West 102. Raghubir Nagar 103. Punjabi Bagh 104. Madipur 105. Rajouri Garden 106. Tagore Garden 107. Vishnu Garden 108. Khyala 109. Janak Puri North 110. Nangal Raya 111. Hari Nagar West 112. Subash Nagar 113. Khyala 114. Janak Puri North 115. Major Bhupinder Singh Nagar 116. Vikaspuri East 117. Janakpuri West 118. Janakprui South 119. Milap Nagar Najafgarh 120. Sitapuri 121. Kanwar Singh Nagar West 122. Hastsal 123. Vikaspuri 124. Vikas Nagar West 125. Mohan Garden 126. Nawada 127. Uttam Nagar 128. Bindapur 129. Dabri Najafgarh 130. Manglapuri 131. Sagarpur 132. Sagarpur West 199 133. Chhawla 134. Nagli Sakravati 135. Kakraula 136. Matiala 137. Roshanpura 138. Najafgarh 139. Dichaon Kalan Najafgarh 140. Khera 141. Bijwasan 142. Raj nagar 143. Kapashera 144. Mahipalpur 145. Palam 146. Sadh Nagar 147. Mahavir Enclave 148. Madhu Vihar 153. Darya Ganj City 154. Nizamuddin 155. Lajpat Nagar Central 156. Bhogal 157. Kasturba Nagar 158. Kotla Mubarakpur 159. Andrews Ganj 160. Amar Colony 161. Malviya Nagar South 162. Village Hauz Rani 163. Safdargunj Enclave 164. Hauz Khas 165. Vasant Vihar 166. Munirka 167. R.K. Puram 168. Nanak Pura 169. Lado Sarai 170. Mehrauli 171. Vasant Kunj 172. Kishangarh Najafgarh 200 173. Saidul Ajaib South 174. Chhatarpur 175. Aya Nagar 176. Bhali 177. Sangam Vihar 178. Deoli 179. Tigri 180. Dakshin Puri Extn. 181. Khanpur 182. Ambedkar Nagar 183. Madangir 184. Pushp Vihar 185. Tuglakabad Extn. Central 186. Sangam Vihar West 187. Sangam Vihar Central 188. Sangam Vihar East 189. Chiragh Delhi South 190. Chittaranjan park Central 191. Shahpur Jat South 192. Greater Kailash-I Central 193. Sriniwas Puri 194. East of Kailash-I 195. Govind Puri 196. Kalkaji 197. Tughlakabad 198. Pul Pehlad 199. Teh Khand 200. Harkeshnagar 201. Jaipur 202. Meetha Pur 203. Badarpur 204. Molarband 205. Zakir Nagar 206. Okhla 207. Madanpur Khadar 208. Sarita Vihar 201 3. East Delhi Municipal Corporation 209. Mayor Vihar Ph-I Shahdara South Shahdara South 210. Dallupura 211. Trilok Puri 212. New Ashok Nagar 213. Kalyan Puri 214. Khichripur 215. Kondli 216. Gharoli 217. Vinod Nagar 218. Mandawali 219. Mayur Vihar Ph-II 220. Patparganj 221. Kishan Kunj 222. Laxmi Nagar 223. Shakarpur 224. Pandav Nagar 225. Anand Vihar Shahdara South 226. Vishwash nagar 227. I.P. Extension 228. Preet Vihar 229. Krishna Nagar 230. Geeta Colony 231. Ghondli 232. Anarkali 233. Dhara Pura 234. Gandhi Nagar 235. Azad Nagar 236. Raghubar Pura 237. Shahadara 238. Jhilmil 239. Vivek Vihar 240. Dilshad Colony 241. Dilshad Garden 242. New Seema Puri 243. Nand Nagri 202 244. Sunder Nagari Shahdara North 245. Durga puri 246. Ashok Nagar 247. Ram Nagar 248. Welcome colony 249. Chauhan Bangar 250. Zaffarabad 251. New Usmanpur 252. Mauj Pur 253. Bhajanpura 254. Brahampuri 255. Ghonda 256. Yamuna Vihar 257. Subhash Mohalla 258. Kardampuri 259. Janta Colony 260. Babarpur 261. Jiwanpur 262. Gokalpur Shahdara North] 263. Saboli 264. Harsh Vihar 265. Shiv Vihar 266. Karawal nagar East 267. Nehru Vihar 268. Mustafabad 269. Khajoori Khas 270. Tukhim Pur 271. Karawal Nagar West 272. Sonia Vihar
Fifteenth Schedule THE FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE
THE FIFTEENTH SCHEDULE [See section 52] POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE WARDS COMMITTEE (1) Sanction estimates and plans for municipal works to be carried out within the Zone costing up to rupees one crore, other than works taken up and executed for Delhi as a whole or those covering more than one Zone, provided that specific provision exists therefor in the budget sanctioned by the Corporation. (2) Call for any report, return, plan, estimate, statement, account or statistics from the Commissioner, connected with matter pertaining to the municipal administration in the Zone. (3) Scrutinize monthly statements of receipts and disbursements and of the progress reports in the collection of revenue in the Zone. (4) Consider and make recommendations on the proposals regarding estimates of revenue and expenditure pertaining to the Zone under different heads of account of the budget before being forwarded to the Commissioner. (5) Report or advice upon any matter which the Corporation may refer to it under the Act. (6) Deal with such other matters as may be delegated by the Corporation to the Wards Committee. (7) In general exercise all such municipal powers and functions of the Corporation as are to be performed exclusively in the Zone concerned other than those relating to Delhi as a whole or involving two or more Zones.]