The New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994
Administered Ministry: Ministry of Home Affairs / Department of States
Schedule
First Schedule THE FIRST SCHEDULE
THE FIRST SCHEDULE [See section 2(27)] 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 upto its junction with the Old Gurgaon Road; thence towards north-east along the Old Gurgaon Road and Chelmsford Road; upto the New Delhi Railway Station; thence towards south and south east along the railway line upto its junction with the Harding Bridge; thence towards south along the Mathura Road upto its junction with Lodi Road; thence towards south along the Lodi Road upto its junction with the first road leading to Lodi Colony; thence towards south along the first road leading to Lodi Colony upto its junction with the Ring Railway; thence towards west along the railway line upto its junction with Qutab Road; thence towards south along the Qutab Road upto to its junction with Kaushak Nulla; thence towards east along the Kaushak Nulla up to its junction with the Boundary of the Corporation; thence towards south and thence towards west along the boundary of the Corporation and along the south boundary of the Medical Enclave upto its junction with the Ring Road near Gwalior Potteries; thence towards north-west along the Ring Road upto 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 section 82) 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 fourwheeled 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, 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 hand 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 draught or pack purposes 8 10. Each donkey/ass kept for draught 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
Third Schedule THE THIRD SCHEDULE
THE THIRD SCHEDULE (See section 86) 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. ______________
Fourth Schedule THE FOURTH SCHEDULE
THE FOURTH SCHEDULE [See section 88(1)] 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 upto 10 sq. ft. 18 (b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and upto 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 animal, human beings, cycle or any other device, carried on any vehicle or tramcar— (a) For space upto 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 upto 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 upto 35 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 upto 25 sq. ft. 96 (c) For each additional 10 sq. ft. or less. 48 6. Illuminated advertisements on land, building, wall or hoarding, frame, post, structures, etc.— (a) For a space over 2 sq. ft. 24 (b) For a space over 2 sq. ft. and upto 5 sq. ft. 48 (c) For a space over 5 sq. ft. and upto 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 upto 5 sq. ft. 96 (b) For a space over 5 sq. ft. and upto 25 sq. ft. 120 (c) For every additional 25 sq. ft. or less 120 S. No. Particulars Maximum amount of tax per annum 8. Non-illuminated advertisements suspended across streets— (a) For a space upto 10 sq. ft. 18 (b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and upto 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 will be chargeable according to the scale to be determined by the Chairperson. 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 upto 10 sq. ft. 9 (b) For a space over 10 sq. ft. and upto 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 or reasonable size advertising each auction sale, other than those in 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. ________________
Fifth Schedule THE FIFTH SCHEDULE
THE FIFTH SCHEDULE [See section 95(1)] 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 1500 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 storey and so on. N.B. 3.—In cases where an application is deemed to have been sanctioned under the provisions of section 282 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 Chairperson. _____________
Sixth Schedule THE SIXTH SCHEDULE
THE SIXTH SCHEDULE
[See section 100(1)]
NOTICE OF DEMAND
To
Shri/Shrimati
residing at
Please take notice that the Chairperson, New Delhi Municipal Council demands from
the sum of Rs. due from on account of (here
describe 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 Chairperson at or sufficient cause for non-payment is not shown to
the satisfaction of the Chairperson a warrant of distress or attachment will be issued for the recovery of
the same with costs.
Dated this day of 19
(Signed)
Chairperson
New Delhi Municipal Council
Seventh Schedule THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE
THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE [See section 102(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/attach the movable/immovable property (described below) of the said A.B. of a value approximately equal to the said sum of Rs. subject to the provisions of the New Delhi Municipal Council Act, 1994, and the bye-laws made thereunder and forthwith to certify to me, together with this warrant, all particulars of the property seized/attached by you thereunder. Dated this day of 19 (Signed) Chairperson New Delhi Municipal Council Description of immovable property. _______________
Eighth Schedule THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE
THE EIGHTH SCHEDULE [See section 103(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 Chairperson 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.
Ninth Schedule THE NINTH SCHEDULE
THE NINTH SCHEDULE [See section 327(1)] 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 of 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 beveling. (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, filling, 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 of power. (xv) Stone grinding, cutting, dressing or polishing. (xvi) Timber or wood sawing or cutting by mechanical or electrical power. (xvii) Tinsmithy. (xviii) Washerman‟s trade. (xix) Welding or metal by electric, gas or any process whatsoever. 21. Manufacturing, parching, packing, pressing, cleaning, 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) Rubbers 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 sandalwood. PART II ARTICLES WHICH MAY NOT BE STORED IN ANY PREMISES WITHOUT A LICENCE 1. Asafoetida. 2. Ashses. 3. Bamboos. 4. Bidi leaves. 5. Blasting powder. 6. Blood. 7. Bones, bone meal or bone powder. 8. Champhor. 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 accetate 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. Fines. 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. Hessain 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. Lether. 61. Matches for lighting (including Bengal matches). 62. Methylated spirit, denatured spirit or French polish. 63. Netro-cellulose. 64. Netro-compound. 65. Netro-glycerine. 66. Netro-mixture. 67. Offal. 68. Oil, other than petroleum. 69. Oilseeds including almonds, but excluding cotton seeds. 70. Old paper or waste paper including old newspaper, 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 Battar 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.
Tenth Schedule THE TENTH SCHEDULE
THE TENTH SCHEDULE [See section 369 (1)] 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:— Table Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Rs. Rs. Section 74, sub-sections (1) and (2) Failure to give notice of transfer or devolution of land or building 50 — Section 74, sub-section (3) Failure to produce instrument of transfer 50 — Section 75 Failure to give notice of erection of new building, etc. 50 — Section 76 Failure to give notice of demolition or removal of building 50 — Section 77 Failure to comply with requisition to furnish information, etc. 50 — Section 81, sub-section (2) Wilful delay or obstruction of valuers 50 — Section 89 Prohibition of advertisement without permission 200 5 Section 114 Failure to give notice of vacant land or building 50 5 Section 119, sub-section (2) Non-compliance with the requisition of attendance before the Chairperson 50 — Section 122 Failure to disclose liability 100 — Section 148 Use for non-domestic purposes of water supplied for domestic purposes 100 5 Section 152, sub-section (1) Non-compliance with the requisition to take water supply 200 20 Section 153 Prohibition to occupy new premises without arrangement for water supply 200 20 Section 164 Waste or misuse of water 50 — Section 165 Refusal of admittance, etc. 100 — Section 168, sub-section (1) Laying of water pipes, etc., in a position where pipes may be injured or water therein polluted 100 10 Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 168, sub-section (2) Construction of latrines, etc., in a position where pipes may be injured or water therein polluted 100 — Section 173 Injury to, or interference with free flow of contents of municipal drain of drains communicating with municipal drain 50 — Section 174, sub-section (2) Private drain not to be connected with municipal drain without notice 50 — Section 175 Non-compliance with requisition for drainage of undrained premises 100 25 Section 176 Erection of new premises without drain 1000 — Section 177 Non-compliance with requisition of maintenance of drainage works for any group or block of premises 50 5 Section 178 Non-compliance with directions to close or limit the use of private drains in certain cases 50 5 Section 179 Non-compliance with Chairperson‟s orders regarding the use of a drain by a person other than the owner thereof 50 — Section 180 Non-compliance with requisition for keeping sewage and rain water drains distinct 50 — Section 181 Non-compliance with requisition for the pavement of courtyard, etc. 50 — Section 183 Connection with municipal water works or drains without written permission 200 50 Section 186, sub-section (4) Non-compliance with requisition to close, remove or divert a pipe or drain 50 5 Section 193, sub-section (1) Execution of work by a person other than a licensed plumber 200 — Section 193, sub-section (2) Failure to furnish when required, name of licensed plumber employed 100 — Section 193, sub-section (6) Licensed plumbers not to demand more than the charges prescribed 100 — Section 193, sub-section (8) Licensed plumbers not to contravene bye- laws or execute work carelessly or negligently, etc. 100 — Section 194 Prohibition of wilful or neglectful acts relating to water or sewage works 100 — Section 209, sub-section (3) Construction of building within the regular line of street without permission 1000 10 Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 211 Failure to comply with requisition to set back buildings to regular line of street 200 50 Section 214 Failure to comply with requisition to set forward buildings to regular line of street 200 10 Section 217, sub-sections (5) Utilising, selling or otherwise dealing with any land or laying out a private street otherwise than in conformity with orders of the Council Rigorous imprisonment which may extend to three years — Section 218, sub-section (1), clauses (a) and (b) Failure to comply with requisition to show cause for alteration of street or for a appearance before the Chairperson 50 5 Section 219, 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 10 Section 221, sub-section (1) Prohibition of projections upon streets, etc. 200 — Section 221, sub-section (2) Failure to comply with requisition to remove projections from streets 200 — Section 222, sub-section (2) Failure to comply with requisition to remove a verandah, balcony, etc., put up in accordance with section 221(1) 200 — Section 223 Failure to comply with requisition to have ground floor doors, etc., so altered as not to open outwards 50 — Section 224, sub-section (1) Erection, etc., of structures of fixtures which cause obstruction in streets 200 10 Section 225 Deposit, etc., of things in streets 100 — Section 227, sub-sections (1) and (2) Tethering of animals and milking of cattle in public streets 100 5 Section 228, sub-section (4) Unlawful removal of bar or shorting timber, etc., or removal or extinction of light 50 — Section 229, sub-section (1) Streets not to be opened or broken and building materials not to be deposited thereon without permission 200 10 Section 231, sub-section (2) Name of street and number of house not to be destroyed or defaced, etc. 50 — Section 232, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to repair, protect or enclose a dangerous place 100 25 Section 234, sub-section (1) Removal, etc., of lamps 100 — Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 234, sub-section (2) Wilfully and negligently extinguishing lights in public streets, etc. 50 — Section 237, sub-section (1) Erection of a building without the sanction of the Chairperson Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 237, sub-section (2) Use of inflammable materials without permission 100 — Section 238, sub-section (1) Failure to give notice of intention to erect a building Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 239, sub-section (1) Failure to give notice of intention to make additions, etc., to buildings Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 242, sub-section (4) Commencement to work without notice, etc. 10000 500 Section 244 Failure to comply with requisition to round off buildings at corners of streets 100 5 Section 245, sub-section (1) Erection of buildings on new streets without levelling 1000 — Section 245, sub-section (1) Erection of buildings or execution of work within regular line of street or in contravention of any scheme or plan 1000 — Section 247 Failure to demolish buildings erected without sanction or erection of buildings in contravention of order Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 248 Erection of buildings in contravention of conditions of sanction, etc. Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 249 Failure to carry out a alterations Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 251, sub-sections (1) and (2) Non-compliance with provision as to completion certificates, occupation or use, etc., without permission 200 10 Section 252 Non-compliance with restrictions on user of buildings Simple imprisonment which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to Rs. 5000 or with both — Section 258, sub-sections (1) and (2) Failure to comply with requisition to remove structures which are in ruins or likely to fall 500 20 Section 259, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to vacate buildings in dangerous conditions, etc. 200 — Section 264 Failure to provide for collection, removal and deposit of refuse and provision of receptacles 50 — Section 265, sub-section (1) Failure to collect and remove filth and polluted matter 50 — Section 265, sub-section (3) Scavenger‟s duties in certain cases not to be discharged by any person without permission 25 — Section 266 Failure to comply with requisition for removal of rubbish, etc., from premises used as market, etc. 100 — Section 267, sub-section (1) Keeping rubbish and filth for more than twenty-four hours, etc. 50 10 Section 267, sub-section (2) Allowing filth to flow in streets 50 — Section 267, sub-section (3) Depositing rubbish or filth, etc., in street, etc. 50 — Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 271, sub-section (1) Latrines and urinals not to be constructed without permission or in contravention of terms prescribed 200 — Section 272, sub-section (1) Failure to provide buildings newly erected or re-erected with latrine, urinal and other accommodation 500 — Section 272, sub-section (3) Failure to provide residential buildings composed of separate tenements with latrine, bathing or washing place for servants on the ground floor 500 — Section 273 Failure to provide latrines for premises used by large number of people and to keep them clean and in proper order 100 20 Section 274 Failure to comply with requisition to provide latrines for market, cattle shed, cart stand, etc., and to keep them clean and in proper order 100 20 Section 275, clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d) Failure to comply with requisition to enforce provision of latrine or urinal accommodation, etc. 100 10 Section 276, sub-section (2) Failure to comply with requisition for removal of congested buildings 1000 — Section 277 Failure to comply with requisition to improve buildings unfit for human habitation 1000 — Section 279, sub-sections (1), (2), (3) and (4) Failure to comply with order of demolition of buildings unfit for human habitation 1000 — Section 280 Failure to comply with requisition of the Chairperson to remove insanitary huts and sheds, etc. 100 15 Section 281, sub-section (1) Prohibition against washing by washerman 25 — Section 282 Failure to give information of dangerous disease 100 — Section 284 Failure to comply with requisition to cleanse and disinfect buildings or articles 50 — Section 285 Failure to comply with requisition to destroy infectious huts or sheds 50 — Section 286 Washing of clothing, bedding, etc., at any place not notified by the Chairperson 25 — Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 288, sub-section (1) Sending infected clothes to washerman or laundry 25 — Section 288, sub-section (2) Failure to furnish address of washerman or laundry to which clothes have been sent 25 — Section 289, sub-sections (1), (2) and (3) Use of public conveyances by persons suffering from a dangerous disease, etc. 50 — Section 291 Failure to disinfect buildings before letting the same 100 — Section 292 Disposal of infected articles without disinfection 50 — Section 293 Making or selling of food, etc., or washing of clothes by infected persons 50 — Section 294 Sale of food or drink in contravention of restriction or prohibition of Chairperson 50 — Section 295 Removal or use of water from wells and tanks in contravention of prohibition of Chairperson 50 — Section 296 Exposure of persons to risk of infection by the presence or conduct of a person suffering from a dangerous disease, etc. 100 — Section 297 Removal of infectious corpses in contravention of the provisions of the section 50 — Section 298, sub-sections (1) and (2) Absence of sweepers, etc., from duty without notice Imprisonment which may extend to one month — Section 299 A sweeper employed for doing house scavenging not to discontinue work without notice 10 — Section 300 Failure to supply information by persons incharge of burning or burial grounds 50 — Section 301 Use of new burning or burial ground without permission 50 — Section 302, sub-section (1) Failure to comply with requisition to close a burning or burial ground 50 — Section 302, sub-section (2) Burning or burial of corpses in a burning or burial ground after it has been closed 50 — Section 303 Removal of corpses by other than prescribed routes 25 — Section 304, clause (b) Failure to give notice for removal of carcasses of dead animals 10 — Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 307, sub-sections (1) and (2) Failure to give information of births and deaths 50 — Section 308, sub-sections (1), (2) and (3) Commission of nuisances 50 — Section 309 Failure to comply with requisition for removal or abatement of nuisance 500 25 Section 310, sub-section (4) Dogs not to be at large in a street without being secured by a chain lead 50 — Section 310, sub-section (5) Ferocious dogs at large without being muzzled, etc. 100 — Section 311 Staking inflammable material in contravention of prohibition 50 — Section 312 Setting a naked light 50 — Section 313 Discharging fireworks, firearms, etc., likely to cause danger 50 — Section 314 Failure to comply with requisition to render buildings, wells, etc., safe 50 — Section 315 Failure to comply with requisition to enclose land used for improper purposes 50 — Section 317, sub-section (1) Sale in municipal markets without permission 200 — Section 318, 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 25 Section 318, sub-section (2) proviso (a) Non-compliance with conditions imposed by Chairperson 50 — Section 320 Keeping market open without licence, etc. 2000 — Section 321 Sale in unlicensed market 50 — Section 322 Carrying on business or trade near a market 50 — Section 324 Failure of person in charge of markets to expel lepers and disturbers from the market 50 — Section 325 Carrying on butcher‟s, fishmonger‟s or poluterer‟s trade without licence, etc. 100 10 Section 326 Establishment of factory, etc., without permission 5000 50 Section, sub-section, clause or proviso Subject Fine or imprisonment which may be imposed Daily fine which may be imposed 1 2 3 4 Section 327 Certain things not to be kept and certain trades and operations not to be carried on without a licence 1000 100 Section 328, sub-section (3) Keeping, abandonment or tethering of animals, etc. 100 — Section 329, sub-section (5) Use of premises in contravention of declaration 500 — Section 330 Hawking articles for sale without a licence, etc. 100 — Section 331 Keeping a lodging house, eating house, tea shop, etc., without licence or contrary to licence 100 — Section 332 Keeping open theatre, circus or other place of public amusement without licence or contrary to terms of licence 500 50 Section 339, sub-section (5) Failure to produce licence or written permission 50 5 Section 340 Preventing the Chairperson or any person authorised in this behalf from exercising his powers of entry, etc. 50 — Section 341 Preventing the Chairperson or any person authorised in this behalf from exercising his power of entry upon any adjoining land 50 — Section 346 Obstruction or molestation in execution of work 200 — Section 353, sub-section (4) Failure to comply with requisition to state the name and address of owner of premises 50 — Section 364, 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 200 50 Section 404 Obstruction of Chairperson or a member, etc. 200 — Section 405 Removal of any mark set up for indicating level, etc. 100 — Section 406 Removal, etc., of notice exhibited by or under orders of the Council, Chairperson, etc. 50 — Section 407 Unlawful removal of earth, sand or other material or deposit of any matter or making of any encroachment from any land vested in the Council. 50 —