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State of Karnataka - Section

Section 203 in Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976

203. Laying of supplying pipes, etc.

(1)An owner, lessee or occupier of any premises who desires to have supply of water for his domestic purposes from the corporation water works shall comply with the following requirements, namely:-
(a)he shall give to the Commissioner fourteen days notice of his intention to lay the necessary supply pipe; and
(b)he shall lay the supply pipe at his own expense having first obtained as respects any land not forming part of a street, the consent of the owner or occupiers thereof:
Provided that where any part of the supply pipe is to be laid in a street he shall not himself break open the street or lay that part of the pipe.
(2)Upon the receipt of the notice referred to in sub-section (1), the Commissioner shall lay the necessary communication pipe and any part of the supply pipe which is to be laid in a street and shall connect a communication pipe with the supply pipe.
(3)The expenses reasonably incurred by the Commissioner in executing the work which he is required or authorised by this section to execute shall be repaid to the corporation by the person by whom the notice was given and may be recovered from such person as an arrear of water rate under this Act:Provided that if under the provision of this section the Commissioner lays a main in lieu of the supply pipe the additional cost incurred in laying the main instead of a supply pipe shall be borne by him.
(4)Notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing provisions of this section, the Commissioner may, within a reasonable time after the service of the notice upon him, require the person giving the notice to pay to it in advance, the cost of the work as estimated by the corporation or to give security for payment thereof to its satisfaction.
(5)If any payment made to the corporation under sub-section (4) exceeds the expenses which it would be entitled to recover from the person giving the notice, the excess shall be repaid by it and if and so far as those expenses are not covered by the payment, the corporation may recover the balance from such person as an arrear of water rate under this Act.