Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882
brought from a Forest, that is to say:- minerals (including limestone and laterite), surface soil, trees, timber, plants, grass, peat, canes, creepers, reeds, fibres, leaves
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Tamil Nadu Maritime Board Act, 1995
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Tamil Nadu Maritime Board Act, 1995
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Tamil Nadu District Municipalities Building Rules, 1972
Tamil Nadu District Municipalities Building Rules, 1972
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Tamil Nadu District Municipalities Building Rules
Tamil Nadu District Municipalities (Hill Stations) Building Rules, 1993
Tamil Nadu District Municipalities (Hill Stations) Building Rules, 1993
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Tamil Nadu District Municipalities
Multi-Storeyed and Public Buildings Rules, 1973
stone)
(5)
Random rubble in lime or cement mortar.
2,240
(6)
Limestone.
2,400 to 2,640
(7)
Sandstone
General Rules for the Management of Reserved and Unreserved Lands (I.E.) Rules
Note. - Provided that for limestone used for lime burning and earth used for brick, making in all the districts, double the rates of seigniorage
Rules to Regulate the Management of the Forest and Waste Lands in the Kadavur Estate In Tiruchirappalli District
purpose of this rule, the expression "forest-produce" shall not include limestone, laterite or other minerals gravel, stone or earth. 8.
(1) The Collector
Rules Framed Under Section 63(E) of the Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 to Regulate Quarrying Minor Minerals and Mining of Major Minerals in Reserved Forests
person shall quarry minor minerals such as slate, building stone, limestone and clay or removes turf or earth without obtaining a permit in accordance with
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