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Development On Railway Reserve Land: A Preliminary Study

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section 63 of the NLC Article 85 of the FC
Reservation requirement Reserve any state land for public purpose Reserve any land in a State for federal purpose. Such land will include:any land reserved before Merdeka Day (is defined as 31st August 1957 under article 160 of the FC) for any purpose under provision of any law in force in a state which has become a federal purpose after Merdeka Day;Any land reserved for any federal purpose after Merdeka day under any provision of law which in force in a State.(c) - (d).
The reserved land shall not be:disposed by the State Authority except in accordance with section 63 (power to lease), Chapter 2 (issuance of Temporary License Occupation), Chapter 3 (Removal of Rock Material) and Chapter 4 (Permit to use Air Space above the land) of the NLC;Used for any purpose other than the purpose for which it is reserved except in pursuance to disposition under the NLC. The reserved land can be used:for the federal purpose for which it is reserved;Any purpose ancillary or incidental thereto.
Approving Authority The state authority may grant lease.The application shall be made by the officer for the time being having the control of any reserved land.Shall be on the whole or any part of reserved land Federal government may grant right of occupation, control or management, or tenancy or lease.The reserved land shall be controlled and managed by or on behalf of the Federal Government.Shall be on the whole or any part of reserved land.
Period Not exceeding the period of 21 years Period will be determined by the Federal government
Form Form 4AA (Circular of Director of Land and Mines Bil. 13/1974, Lease Form for Reserve Land) n.a.
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