7. What boundary marks to be considered out of repair and how to be repaired.

{
    "act_title": "The Goa, Daman and Diu Land Revenue (Boundaries and boundary marks) Rules, 1969",
    "act_slug": "the-goa-daman-and-diu-land-revenue-boundaries-and-boundary-marks-rules-1969",
    "section_label": "Section",
    "section": {
        "number": "7",
        "title": "7. What boundary marks to be considered out of repair and how to be repaired.",
        "chapter": null,
        "content": "(1) A continuous mark (walls, permanent fences or bunds dressed with stones) if broken down, disturbed or removed or height of the bund is less than 0.50 metre.\nMode of repairs: It shall be either rebuilt or replaced or the height of the bund is raised to 0.50 metre throughout, or supplemented by discontinuous marks.\n(2) A discontinuous mark (regular stones or cement pillars and clear and distinct marking on permanent marks or any other marks prescribed by the Director) if broken down, disturbed or removed or overgrown or surrounded by vegetation of any kind so as not to be easily visible.\nMode of repairs: A stone or cement pillar of prescribed size or marks prescribed by Director shall be substituted at the proper place and the vegetation shall be cleared away until the mark is easily visible:",
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        "sort_order": 6
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