Section 2 in Tamil Nadu Forest Act, 1882 [Entire Act]
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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1 - 5 of 5 (0.29 seconds)Section 118 in Tamil Nadu Maritime Board Act, 1995 [Entire Act]
Coal and coke
Ton
25
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Lignite
Ton
20
7
Limestone
Ton
20
8
Rock Phosphate
Ton
25
9
Sulphur
Ton
25
10
Sand (Other
Section 13 in General Rules for the Management of Reserved and Unreserved Lands (I.E.) Rules [Entire Act]
Note. - Provided that for limestone used for lime burning and earth used for brick, making in all the districts, double the rates of seigniorage
Section 7 in Rules to Regulate the Management of the Forest and Waste Lands in the Kadavur Estate In Tiruchirappalli District [Entire Act]
purpose of this rule, the expression "forest-produce" shall not include limestone, laterite or other minerals gravel, stone or earth
Section 1 in 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 [Entire Act]
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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