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TypeBare Act JurisdictionDelhi Government

The DPTA,1994 Section 17

Power to release property seized under section 15.-The Tree Officer may release the property seized under section 15 if

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The DPTA,1994 Section 17 is part of The DPTA,1994 - Power to release property seized under section 15.-The Tree Officer may release the property seized under section 15 if. Read the section text below and explore Indian court judgments that cite it.

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17. Power to release property seized under section 15.-The Tree Officer may release the property seized under section 15 if the owner of the land executes a bond in such form as may/be prescribed for its production whenever required.

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