7 Development Plan · 7.1 Development plan under the MRTP Act
7.1.8 MRTP Act Sections 49–50 and 127: purchase notice, deletion and lapse of reservations
An owner whose land is frozen by a reservation can force the issue: by a purchase notice to the State Government (s.49), by the authority asking for the reservation to be deleted (s.50), or, after ten years without acquisition, by a notice that makes the reservation lapse if no acquisition steps follow (s.127).
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Key terms
- section 49
- purchase notice
- reasonably beneficial use
- six months
- deemed confirmed
- one year
- section 50
- deletion of reservation
- Appropriate Authority
- section 127
- lapse of reservation
- ten years
- twenty-four months
- section 126
- RFCTLARR Act 2013
- section 42O
- TDR
- accommodation reservation
- Girnar Traders
- Shrirampur Municipal Council
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