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State of Maharashtra - Section

Section 94 in Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Act, 1976

94. Temporary and alternative accommodation to affected occupiers where property is acquired.

(1)Where the Board requires the occupiers of any building to vacate their premises to enable it to construct a new building on the land acquired under this Chapter, the Board shall allot temporary accommodation to such occupiers in any building maintained by it for such purpose, at such places and to such extent as it deems fit. The accommodation may not be in the same locality or of the same floor area as the premises vacated by the occupiers.
(2)If any occupier fails to accept and occupy the accommodation allotted to him within one month from the date of allotment, the responsibility of the Board to provide him with any temporary accommodation shall cease.
(3)Every occupier shall, with effect from the date on which the land vests in the Authority, until he vacates the premises pay the rent of such premises to the Board at the same rate at which he was paying it (including the permitted increases, if any) to the owner.
(4)Where the temporary accommodation allotted to any occupier is accepted by him, he shall pay to the Board on behalf of the Authority rent for such accommodation at such rate as the Board may fix in this behalf.
(5)[ Subject to the provisions of this section, every occupier whether or not he accepts temporary accommodation, shall have a right to get such accommodation in the new building free of cost. Occupiers of the new building shall be required to form a co-operative housing society under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960. The ownership of the new building shall then be transferred by the Board in the name of such co-operative housing society of the occupiers.
(6)If any occupier of a new building, after accepting and occupying the accommodation allotted to him, fails to become a member of the co-operative housing society formed by the occupiers of such building within a period of three months from the date of allotment or the date specified by the Board, the right of such occupier to get such accommodation shall stand forfeited and the occupier, who is occupying the new accommodation, shall be liable for eviction and the responsibility of the Board to provide him any accommodation shall cease.] [Sub-sections (5) and (6) were substituted for sub-section (5) by Maharashtra 16 of 1998, Section 6, (w.e.f. 15-5­1998).]