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Regulatory
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- Controlling and eradiction of offences
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Controlling and eradication of offensive, dangerous
or obnoxious trades, calling and practice.
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- Removal of undesirable constructions
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Removal of undesirable constructions and projections
in Cantonment roads and other public places. On
the ground of public safety, health or convenience,
the cantonment Boards can initiate actions for removal
or demolition of undesirable obstructions and projections
in roads and other public places.
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- Ensure public safety and suppression of nuisance
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Cantonment Boards can take necessary action in
the interest of public safety and are empowered
by law to suppress nuisances like drunkenness, disorderliness,
loitering, begging importunately, behaving in a
threatening manner so as to provoking, breach of
peace, gaming, carrying of meats exposed to public,
defacing public properties by way of affixing postures,
writing slogans etc. depositing offensive matter
and rubbish in places not intending for the purpose,
use of loudspeakers etc.
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- Prevention of infectious or contagious diseases
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- Controlling of traffic for hygienic purpose
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- Controlling the construction of buildings
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Every Board have its bye-laws regulating the number
of floors, plinth area, frontage etc. so as to ensure
public safety, health and hygiene as well as in
the interest of defence properties and security
concerns.
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- Control over streets, boundaries, trees etc
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The Board is empowered to pass strictures so as
to ensure proper use of streets and protection of
trees or removal or trees if considered.
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- Removing of dangerous buildings and places
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The Board may order removal of dangerous and precariously
standing buildings and can order for their rectification
as well.
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- Control on sale or spirituos liquors and intoxicating
drugs
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