Section 95State of Maharashtra Act
Section 95: Temporary and alternative accommodation to certain affected occupiers where property is not to be acquired
Temporary and alternative accommodation to certain affected occupiers where property is not to be acquired.
- If, for any reason in respect of any building the Board decide not to move the State Government to acquire the property under sub-section (3) of section 91 or under section 92 or the State Government decides not to approve the proposal under subsection (1) of section 93 and all or any of the occupiers of any such buildings are dishoused or required to vacate their premises, the Board may, where possible, allot temporary and alternative accommodation to such occupiers in any building maintained by Authority at such place and to such extent as it deems fit, in accordance with the provisions of the last preceding section, so far as they may be applicableProvided that, in the case of temporary accommodation, such occupiers shall be required to pay to the Board on behalf of the Authority rent [including service charges, if any,] [Inserted by Maharashtra 12 of 1989, Section 11.] for such accommodation from the date the Board decides not to move the State Government to acquire the property or the State Government decides not to approve the proposal or from the date of occupation of the allotted accommodation, whichever is later.Previous
Sec 94 — Temporary and alternative accommodation to affected occupiers where property is acquired
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Sec 95A — [ Summary eviction of occupiers in certain cases. - Where the owner of a building or the members of the proposed co-operative housing society of the occupiers of the said building, submits a proposal to the Board for reconstruction of the building, after obtaining the written consent of not less than 70 per cent of the total occupiers of that building and a No Objection Certificate for such reconstruction of the building is issued by the Board to the owner or to the proposed co-operative housing society of the occupiers, as the case may be, then it shall be binding on all the occupiers to vacate the premises:
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