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    60 (14) _writerrg Tey, feats 6 ere 2012 CHHATTISGARH ACT (No. 19 of 2012) ‘THE CHHATTISGARH RENT CONTROL ACT, 2011 ‘An Act to provide for adjudication of matters relating to rent by a Tribunal and to promote leasing of accommodation by balancing the interests of landlords and tenants. Be it enacted by the Chhattisgarh Legislature in the Sixty-second year ofthe Republic of India, as follows — Shirt ttle, extent — 1. (1). This Act may be called the Chhattisgarh Rent Control Act, 201 | and commence: i 2) shall extent in frst instance to such of the Municipal areas which ane comprising the Distict Headquarters in the State and later on to such of the other Municipal areas or any areas within the state asthe State Government ‘way, by Notification in the Official Gazette, specify from time to time 3) Wshall come into foree from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette Detinition. 2 In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires;— (1) “Accommodation” means any building or part of a building, whether ilo mon reste includes open space, staircase, grounds, garden, garage and all facilites and amenities forming part of the agreement between ther of any land which is not being used for agricultural purposes: (2) “Agreement” means the written agreement executed by the landlord and the tenant as required under this Act @) strict” means the district as construed in Chhattisgarh Land Revenue Code. 1959; (4) “Habitual Defaulter” means a tenant who fails in a period of 12 months on three or more occasions to pay in full te rent and all dues to the landlord on the due date in accordance with the agreement; (5) “Landlord” means a person who for the time being is receiving ori emitled toreceive, the rent of any accommodation, whether on his own account or on account of or on behalf of or forthe benefit of any other person or asa trustee, _guardian or receiver for any other person or who would so receive the rent or tobe entitled to receive the rent, ifthe accommodations were let 10a tenant; (6) “Municipal area” means the Municipal area or Nagar panchayat area as defined under Chhattisgarh Municipal Corporation Act, 1956 (No.23 of 1956) of Chhattisgarh Municipalities Act, 1961 (No. 37 of 1961), as the ease may be; (7) “Notification” refers to the relevant notification of the Government as published in the Official Gazette; (8) “Old Act” means the Chhaitigarh Accommodation Control Act, 1961 (No, XLI of 1961) with all amending acts; (9) “Rent” means the consideration payable by the tenant wo the-landlond azainsi ‘an accommodation; Devine aoaoemeeenEe 19) ap «2 a3) aay writerg Tera, fier 6 erat 2012 “Rent Controller” means theofficial 20 appointed under sub-section (1) of Section 7 ofthe Act; 3 “Rent Control Tribunal” means the body constituted under Section 6 (1) of the Acts ' “Repealed Act” refers to Chhattisgarh Accommodation Control Act, 1961 (No. XLI of 1961) with all amending acts up to the date of selective repeal vide Section 10(1) of this Act; “Social Nuisance” means a tenant who frequently uses the accommodation {to commit any ofall of the acts listed in serial No. 10 ofthe Schedule 4; means— the person by whom or on whose account or behalf rent is, or but for, a contract express or implied, would be payable for any accommodation to his landlord including the person who is continuing its possession after the termination of his tenancy otherwise than by an order or decree tor eviction passed under the provisions of this Act; and «iy the event of death of the person referred to in sub-clause (i) — (a) incase of accommodation let out for residential purposes, his ‘surviving spouse, son, daughter, mother and father ‘who had been ordinar ‘commodation as member of his family up to his death; iding with bir in such (b) im case of accommodation let out for commercial or business purposes. his surviving spouse, son, daughter, ‘mother and father who had been ordinarily carrying on business with him in such accommodation as member of his family up to his death, 3 Nothing in this Act shall apply to,— a Q) Any’ accommodation belonging to or owned by any department of Govern- ‘ment and/or Board and/or Corporation promoted by and/or owned by the Government. Any other building and/or category of building(s) specifically exempted in public interest by the Government through notification Notwithstanding anything contained in Section 107 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 (Central Act 4 of 1882), no person shall, after the commencement of this Act, let or take on rent any accommodation except by anagreement in writing. ‘Where, in relation to a tenancy created before the commenceinent of this ‘an agreement in writing was already entered into shall be filed be- fore the rent Controller (6) no agreement in writing was entered into, the landlord and the ten- ‘ant shall enter into an agreement in writing with regard to that ten- ancy and file the same before the Rent Controller; Provided that where the landlord and the tenant fail to present jointly a copy of tenancy agreement under clause (a) or fail to reach an agreement under clause (b) such landlord and the tenant shall separately file the particulars about such tenancy, peeennieaisecoeieeieoeeeeee enn re Cw eae ame 60 (15) Exemptions, ‘Tenancy Agreement, en 560 (16) 8) Renttobeasagreed. 5, (1) @ @ stbtahinent of Rent Comtrotler. o 2 Powers and functions ‘of — Rent Control ) a Tribunal, wateng co7, fst 6 weeaE 2012 Every agreement fefered to in sub-section (1) or required to be executed ‘under sub-section (2) shall be in such format and in such manner and within such period as may be prescribed. 2 ‘The rent payable for any accommodation shall, subject to other provisions of this Act, be such as may be agreed upon between the landlord and the tenant andi shall ot include the charges payable for amenities which may be agreed upon separately; and shall be payable accordingly. Unless agreed otherwise every tenant shall pay the rent by the fifteenth day ‘of the month next following the month for which the rents payable. ‘The State Government shall by notification constite, within thirty dayS of this Act, a Tribunal in terms of Article 323-B of the Constitution, to"be called as Chhattisgarh Rent Control Tribunal, to give effect to the provi sions of this Act, and for the adjudication or trial of any disputes, complaints, or offences with respect torent, its regulation and contro! and tenancy issues including the rights, ttle and obligations of landlords and tenants Explanation— Matters relating to transfer of property and/or disputes regarding ttle over any property shall continue to be considered under relevant laws by the courts of aw “The State Government in consultation with the High Court shall appoint the ‘Chairman of the Kent Control Tribunal. DissictJuige wor below die cash ot super time scale, shall be eligible to be appointed as Chairman of the Rent Control Tribunal ‘The Tribunal shall have such other members as the State Government may decide from time to time, but not less than three members including the (Chairman, at any time. An officer not below the rank of Deputy Secretary to the State Government shall be Member-Secretary of the Tribunal. Provided, however, that all eases pending before any cour or au- thority immediately before the establishment of the Tribunal, shall con ‘ive to be processed under the od Act, as amended from time to time For every district, the State Government shall appoint one or more officers not below the rank of a Deputy Collector, as Rent Controller with territorial jurisdiction as to be specified by the District Collector. Rent Controller shall be subordinate to the Rent Control Tribunal ‘The Rent Control Tribunal, shall have such powers as the Government may by notification vest init, which shall include the following : (a) Enabling and ensuring the active existence of Rent Controller(s) at all times for due fulfilment of the purposes of this Act. (b) Functioning as appellate authority, to consider applications of all person(s) aggrieved by any order of the Rent Controller Explanation—The Rent Control Tribunal. shall exercise such powers as was exercised by the High Court in adjudicating matters, tunder the repealed Act. ‘Deven aoa waters Toy, fer 6 Fer 2012 $60 (17) (2y The Rent Control Tribunal shall have powers to punish for con- ‘tempt of its authority, as if it were a High Court. i 9. ()_ The Rent Controller shall exercise such powers, perform such functions and Powers and functions discharge such responsibilities within its territorial jurisdiction, as the °f Rent Controter, Government may by notification vest in him, which shall include the folowing t (a) Reconciling dispute(s) between landlord and tenant. ; b) ‘Securing the rights of landlords and tenants as available to them ime Ac i (©) acing the chon ejyed won nerds nd tenn q under this Act, * (2) Alll proceedings before the Rent Controller shall ordinarily conclude within. six months from the date of first appearance of the Respondent in response to the summons issued for his appearance in the case or from the date on which the respondent is set ex-parte. 10. (1) TheRentContoerand theRent Control Tribunal shall notbebound by the Precedure tebe procedure laid down by the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Central Act 5 of followed by Rest 1908), but shall be guided by the principle of natural justice and subject 10 eer and Ren t ‘ther provisions of this Act or the Rules made thereunder and shall have iowers to repalas their Gm procedins and for the purpose of dlochirging their fictions under this Act hey shall have the ume powers as are Vested ina Civil Court under the Cde of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Central Act 5 of 1908) while trying a suit or an appeal in respect of following, mates, pita si (@) summoning and enforing the attendance of any person and cxamining hin'oa Ox (>) requiring the discovery and production of documents; (©) reviewing its decision; (4) issuing commissions forthe examination of witnesses or documents; (©) dismissing petition for default or deciding it ex-parte; (© setting aside any order of dismissal of any petition for default or any order passed by it ex-parte: j (@) bringing logal representatives on record; and . (h) any other matter as may be prescribed. (2) Rent Control Tribunal shall not grant any adjournment without written & ‘application and recording the reasons therefor in writing. (3) Any proceeding before the Rent Control Tribunal or Rent Controller shall ‘deemed to be a judicial proceeding within the meaning of Sections 193 and 228 and for the purpose of Section 196 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (Central Act 45 of 1860) and the Rent Controller shall be deemed to be a Civil Court for the purposes of Section 195 and Chapter XXVI of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (Central Act 2 of 1974). H(i) The. Rent Controller shall, on application of any party, execute, in the Execution of the ‘manner prescribed, a final order or any other order passed under this Act by Order. " DH Ranacao 560 (18) @ @) ) wd 12 (1) of and ‘Tenant. 2 were, fe eer 202 , ‘Adopting any one or more of the following modes, namel; (@) attachment and sale of the movable or immovable property of the opposite party; (©) rest and detention of the opposite party; (©) attachment of any one or more bank accounts of the opposite party ‘and satisfaction ofthe amount of order to be paid from such account; (attachment of ‘salary and allowance of a Government Servant or ‘employee of any Nationalized Bank, Local Authority, Corporation, Government Compaty; (©) appointing any advocate as Commissioner on such remuneration as may be fixed or deputing any officer of the Tribunal or local ad- ministration or local body for execution of the order. (9) delivery of possession of the premises to the applicant ‘The Controller may, in order to execute the final order or any other order passed under this Act require the help from the local administration or local body or the police. AF the tenant doesnot vate the premites within thee months ofthe date of WT issue of certificate for recovery of the possession, he shall be liable, from the date of issue uf eentificaie for vecovery of possession to pay mesne p the rate of 2 times the rent in case of accommodations let out for residential purposes, at the rate of 3 times the rent in case of accommodations let out for ‘commercial purposes and at the rate of 3 times the rent in ease ceficate for recovery of immediate possession has been issued. ‘The Rent Controller shall conduct the execution proceedings in relation to a final order or any other order passed under this Act in summary manner and dispose of the application for execution made under this section within forty five days from the date of service of notice on opposite party Explanation— Filing of an appeal or other proceeding against the order of issue of cetificate for recovery of possession or immediate posses- sion will not save the tenant from his liability to pay mesnesprofts, at the rates specified under sub-section (3), unless specifically ordered otherwise by the Appellate Rent Controller or the ‘oust before which such on order is under challenge and ifthe order ¢ ‘issue of recovery certificate is Finally maintained, the fenant shall be lable to pay mesr= the rates specified under sub-section (8) from the date on Which the recovery certificate was intially issued. Every tenant shall have rights according to Schedule 1. The Tribunal CControtter(s) shal! act at all times to secure to the tenant these rights, Rent Every landlord shall have righis according to Schedule 2. The Tribunat = Rent Controller shall acta all imes to secure tothe landlord these rigths: Provided that— (@) Incase ofany clash of interests ofthe landlord and the tenant and/or any point of doubt in respect of matters relating to ren, the benefit thereof shall be granted tothe tenant (b) Incase of any clash of interests of the landlord and the tenant, and/or aay poin( of doubt in respect of matters relating to returning posses- 1 of us wccommodation to the tenant, benefit thereof shall be indlord, ‘Devine meee wrttang wars, fess 6 Ta 2012 @ O) © o om @) @ a) @ Every landlord shall have obligations according to Schedule 3. The Tribunal and Rent Controller(s) shall act at all times to enforce upon the landlord these obligations. Every tenant shall have obligations according to Schedule 4. ‘The Tribunal and Rent Controller(s) shall act at all times to enforce upon the tenant these obligations. ‘Any willful atempt or act by the landlord to undermine or deny to the tenant the rights available to him in terms of Schedule | shall constitute an offence under this Act, punishable with fine not exceeding Rs. 5000 or simple im- prisonment for a period not exceeding three months or both. ‘Any willful attempt or at by the tenant to undermine or deny to the landlord the rights available to him in terms of Schedule 2 shall constitute an offence under this Act, punishable with fine not exceeding Rs, 5,000 or simple im- prisonment fora petiod not exceeding three months or both Any attempt by the landlord fo neglect for unsubstantial and/or insufficient reasons the obligations enjoined upon him in terms of Schedule 3 shall constitute an offence under this Act, punishable with fine not exceeding Rs. 5,000 or simple imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months or both Any attempt by the tenant to neglect for unsubstantial and/or insufficient reasons the obligations enjoined upon him in terms of Schedule 4 shall cconstitued an offence under this Act, punishable with fine not exceeding Rs. 5,000 or simple imprisonment for a period not exceeding three months or both, Notwithstanding anyting to the contrary contained in this Act, a landlord and/ ‘or tenant aggrieved by any order of the Rent Controller shall have the right to appeal in the prescribed manner within the prescribed time to the Rent Control Tribunal. Appeal against an order of the Rent Control! Tribunat shall lie with the ‘Supreme Court. On this Act, becoming law, through notification in the Official Gazette,the Chhattisgarh Accommodation Control Act, 1961 (No. XLI of 1961) in its application to the State of Chhattisgarh is hereby repealed. ‘The repeal under sub-section (I) shall not affect the previous operation of this enactment so repealed and anything done or action taken or deemed to have been done or taken (including any appointment or delegation made, notifica- tion, order, direction oF notice issued, or rules made), by or under the pro sions of the repealed enanctment shall, 50 far as itis not inconsistent with provisions ofthis Act, he deemed to have been done or taken under the provi- sions of this Act and shall continue in force unless and until suspended by anything done or any action taken under this Act. ees Downloaded from www.manupatracon 360.(19) Appeal Repeal and Savings. a eEEEEEEeeyEeEeEeS_uae 560 (20) wettang are, Pasi 6 ea 2012 i ‘SCHEDULE 1 [See Section 12(1) of the Act ] ‘Tenant’s Rights Available Under The Act S.No. Rights 1 ight to receive, atthe commencement of tenancy, a copy of the agreement. 2 Right to receive receipt against payments made to the landlord, ether by way of security deposit, rent, or any other, 3 Right to receive accommodation in a good and tenantable state before occupation. 4 Right to enjoy quiet possesion of the accommodation, subject .o regular payment of rent and sub- . ject to use of the accommodation for the purpose(s) for which it was leased. Provided—In the event of death or mental incapacitation of the tenant, his widow/wife shall auto- matically be deemed to be the tenant, subject to her endorsing, through a supplemental agreement, 10 take upon herself, the rights and obligations contained in the agreement executed by her husband. s ‘Right o all facilities and amenities forming part ofthe accommodation, ina working and fnctional iy, manner. « Right to routine annuat upkeep and tach ofthe accommoaation by the landlord or vight a get the ‘annual upkeep work done against reimbursement of actual expenses by the landlord, subject to such reimbursement not exceeding one month's rent after every block of eleven months of occupancy. i Guarantee against any willful cutting off of essential supplies like water and electricity by the land: lord ot his agent(s) 8 Security of tenancy, subject to non-impingement upon the rights of the landlords included in Schedule 2. Déwileeded Romweresnepettontn ee ee _uyiremrg wa, Petia 6 a 2012 560(21) SCHEDULE 2 {See Section 12(2) ofthe Act } Landlord’s Rights Available Under The Act S.No. Rights 1: ‘Security of title over accommodation, irespective ofthe period ofthe tenant's tenancy. 2. Right to demand and receive security deposit for an amount not exceeding three months rent. 3. Right to receive rent regularly on or before the due date, in the manner agreed to in the agreement. ‘ 4 Right to reveive anuual increment in rent according to the Agreement, which rate shall nt exceed 5% in cases where monthly rent is Rs. 2000/- or less; and 10% in all other cases. 5 Right to demand and receive amounts corresponding to any increase in the cost of wilities like electricity, water ete. enjoyed by the tenant. 6 Right to inspect the accommodation during daytime, with prior appointment ofthe tenant, in the pre- i sence of the tenant or any male adult member of his family, known to reside with him, 1. Right to add and/or improve and/or expand accommodation and/or increase amenities. Pravided, however, that if tie addition/expanston was done without concurrence of the tenant, the landlord shall not have right to enforce increased rent. 8 Right o undertake routine annual upkeep of the accommodation ata time suitable to hi allow to the tenant the option to do the routine annual upkeep of the accommodation against ceim- bursement of expenses, subject to such reimbursement not exceeding one month's ren. 9. Right to make application to the Rent Controller seeking revision in rent and/or security deposit at any point of time on justifiable and substantial grounds. 10, Right to apply to the Rent Controller seeking fair compensation from the tenant For damages caused to the accommodation, willfully, negligently, or otherwise attributable to the tenant. un Right to seek from the Rent Controller eviction of the tenant on the following grounds: (@) Ifthe tenant is a habitual defaulter in payment of rent and/or other dues. (b) If the tenant causes, or allows to be caused, substantial damage to the accommodation, for any reason whatsoever, (©) If the tenant uses the accommodation for purpose(s) other than that for which it was leased. out. (@) Ifthe tenant becomes a social nuisance. (©) Ifthe tenant is convicted under any section of the Indian Penal Code. (© For carrying out major renovation work which is not possible with the tenant housed in, (®) On 3 months notice to the tenant in writing, if the accommodation is required for own ‘occupation and/or occupation by any member of the family including spouse. parents), son(s), daughter, daughter(s)in-law son(s)-in-law. (h) On months notice tothe tenant in writing, without any obligation to assign any reason, but ‘on the condition that the accommodation will not be leased out at a higher rent for atleast 12/months thereafter. Downloaded from www manupatra.com 560 (22) surthgrg ares fetes |6 TaeaT 2012 sad Henin Provided, however tha in case ofthe following special catézories of landlords ‘and/or their spouse desiring the accommodation back for own use, the period of notice shall be one month: current or retired government servants, widows, personnel of the armed | forces, persons coming to physical or mesital handicap, and senvOr citizens (above the age of 65 years). 12, Right to receive back the accommodation at the end of the tenancy in a shape and condition as good as it was at the start of tenancy, granting allowance for reasonable weathering and aging ‘Downloaded from www.manupatra.com SCHEDULE 3 [ See Section 12(3) ofthe Act ] 2 | wetter Tes, Fectie 6 FAT 2012 $60 (23) | Landlord's Obligations Under The Act S.No. Obligations ‘To admit a tenant only after executing agreement, duly notarized, as required under this Act. 2 ‘To ile Information on Form C before the loa! Police Station within 7 days of admin the tena. i ¥ ‘To give proper receipt to the tenant against all payments received. i 4 ‘To allow the tenant quiet enjoyment of the accommodation and al rights included in Schedule 1, so long as he fulfils his obligations set forth in Schedule 4. 5 ‘To keep the accommodation and premises in a state of good and tenantable repair at all times. 6 To dovetail the system for disposal of domestic garbage to the system designed by the civic body and to explain the system clearly to the tenant at the start of tenancy, 7 ‘To undertake with reasonable promptitude all majo structural repairs auributable to defects in com struction and/or natural aging ofthe house. 8 To Provide, wherever allowed bythe State Electricity Board. separate and exclusive meter torecond the electricity consumed by the tenant, 9, Never to willfully cut off essential supplies like water and electricity to the accommodation, of 10 ceause such cut through another. 10, Never to exercise right to enter accommodation for inspection, inthe absence of the tenant or when only female member(s) of the family are present and are objecting to such entry. un ‘To undertake annual upkeep of the accommodation, or to allow the tenant to do so by allowing him expenses on actual basis, subject to a maximum amount equal to one month's rent. 2 Never to adopt or threaten to adopt extra-judicial methods for eviction to pressure the tenant to vacate the accommodation, 8 ‘Torefund security deposit to the outgoing tenant before closure of tenancy. 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OT ESSw?EZXS'SC'SC|“GS;s«~#s«CC oo PP ®P®EPEEEE EEE 560 (24) sarang wes, Pea 6 aE 2012 | ‘SCHEDULE 4 [See Section 12(4) of the Act ] ‘Tenant's Obligations Under the Act S.No. Obligations, 1 ‘To acknowledge-at all times the title of the landlord over the accommodation, and to respect and honor without demur his rights as set forth in Schedule-2. 2 ‘To use the accommodation only forthe purpose for which it was leased out to him. r eat 3 Never to sub-let any portion of the accommodation, with or without monetary considerations, formally or informally, with or without the permission ofthe landlord 4 ‘To protect and safeguard the accommodation, and all electrical, sanitary and other fixtures forming part of the accommodation. & ‘To attend to the minor, recurring replacements and repairs as may be necessary from time to time, without expecting reimbursement from the landlord. 6 To kep the accommodation in a clean and hygienic stat, and not to cause air, water andor nose » palltion in or round the aecommoatin, ina manner tat hurts peaceful coexistence. 7 ‘To dispose of garbage in accordance with the system designed by the municipality, and in no case to liter it outside the accommodation and/or on to the road or other public place 8 ‘To pay the security deposit, rent and other dues fully and regularly in the manner setled with the landlord. 9 ‘To compensate the landlord for any damage caused to the accommodation, willfully or otherwise, ‘except for natural aging and/or weathering 10. Never to become a social nuisance during currency ofthe tenancy. Explanation— ‘Social nuisance’ means doing or causing to be done any ofall ofthe following ats: drunken brawls, wife-bashing, prostitution, habitual late-night noisy socializing, and/or . ‘otherwise creation of abnormal noise constricd by the neighbourhood as disturbance spit ting in common facilities like staircase, storage of any hazardous stuff, storage of any stuff with offensive odor that fouls up the surrounding, or that abnormally invites pests, tering i of garbage and/or letting loose waste water, spoiling the environment by doing or promot- ing improper defecation, and/or any act that has a bad and damaging social effect on the immediate neighbourhood. Ce Er Downloaded from www.manupatracon: frate te Se TE ES ‘wae sprees (fit aie fees) der sap. wie ca az-ariee waz | sof 8 fitatd, feaie 30-05-2001." Mg eer Se \(Srarerreat) a warts | aetremg/gi/o9 /2012-2015."" 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RENT CONTROL (AMENDMENT) ACT, 2014 [Am Act further to amend the Chhattisgarh Rent Control Aet, 2011 (No, 19 02012). Be itenacted by the Chhattisgarh Legislature in the Sixty-fih Year of the Republic of India, as follows :- 1) This Act may be called the Chhattisgarh Rent Control (Amendment) Short ttle, exten Act 2014 commencement. 2) shall extend to the whole State of Chhattisgarh {G) Ie shall come into Force from the date of its publication in the Oficial Gazete. 2 (0) Forsubssecton 2), (3)and (4) of Section 6 ofthe Chhattisgarh Rent Control Amendment of ‘Act, 2011 (No. 19 of 2012), (hereinafterreferred to as the Principal Act), the following. shall be substituted, namely (2) ‘The State Government shall appoint the Chairman of the Rent Control ‘Tribunal, a retired Judge of the High Court or serving or retired District Judge not below the rank of Super Time Scale. (3) The Tribunal shall have such members with such qualification, as the State Government may preseribe (4) The State Government shall appoint an officer asthe Registrar ofthe “Tribunal, who shall not be below the cadre of Civil Judge Class-1_ or the rank of Deputy Secretary tothe State Government.” On ma) serra Tas, fear 7 A 2015 sertion of new 3 Section 13-A. Amendavent of 4. Sehedale 3. Repeal. 8 @) After sub-section (5) of Section 6 of the Principal Act, the following shall be added, namely = (6) ‘The Tribunal shall have its headquarters at Raipur and the State Government may, by notification, fix such other places for hearing of ‘matters by the Tribunal a it deems ft ()__Theterms and conditions of the service ofthe Chairman and members of the Tribunal shall be such as may be preseribed by the State Government.” ‘After Section 13 of the Principal Act, the following shall be added, namely := “13-A. Power to make rules.-(1) The State Government may, by notification in the (Official Gazette, make Rules to carry out all or any ofthe purposes of this Act. @) Every Rule made under this Act shall be laid as soon as may be after itis made before the House ofthe State Legislature while itis in session, fora total period of thirty days, which may be comprised in one session of two or more successive sessions and if, before the expiry ofthe session in which tis so laid or the session immediately following, the House agrees in making any modification to the Rule or the House agrees thatthe Rule should not be made, as the case may be, and notifies such decision in the Official Gazette, the Rule shall {rom the date of publication of such notification have effect only in such modified form or be of no effect, as the case may be, however any such ‘modification oF annulment shall be without prejudice to the validity of anything previously done or omitted to be done under that Rule.” In Serial Number 2 of Schedule 3 of the Principal Act, forthe words “Form C” the words ~such proforma as may be prescribed” shall be substitute. “The Chhattisgarh Rent Control (Amendment) Ordinance, 2014 (No. 3 of2014)ishereby, repealed. ‘ere, vena tro a an eer, eg em - 2018 Ope

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