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(21) Determination
of shooting blocks :- (1) The Chief Wild Life Warden may
divide the area within his jurisdiction other than a sanctuary National Park
or game reserve,
into shooting blocks.
(2)
Where shooting blocks exist at the commencement of these rules, or
where shooting blocks have been determined under sub-rule (1), the Chief
Wild Life
Warden shall
determine every year.
(a) which of the shooting blocks are
to be
thrown open for hunting.
(b) the
number of animals of different species
mentioned in Schedules II,
III and
IV which
could be
hunted in
a shooting
block referred
to in clause (a).
22.
Application
for
reservation of shooting
blocks:- (1)
An
application
for reservation of a
shooting block
shall reach the
office
of
the
Chief
Wild
Life Warden
not
earlier
than
ninety
days
and
not
later than
thirty
days
before the
first
day
of the month for
which reservation of the shooting
block is required.
(2)
No
applicant
shall
apply
for
a
reservation
of
a
shooting
block unless
he
possess
a
valid
hunting
licence
issued
under
this Chapter.
(3)
Each
application
shall
be
accompanied
by
particulars
of the hunting licence
possessed by
the
applicant.
23.
Application under rule
12 how dealt with:-
(1)
On receipt of an application under
the
rule
22, the
Chief Wild Life
Warden shall,
alter
making such inquiry as
he
deem
fit, either
allot
the
shooting
block
or
reject
the
application.
(2)
Where
there
are
more
application
than
one
for reservation
of the same
shooting
block
for the
same
period,
the
shooting
block
shall be allotted to the applicant
whose
application
has
been
received earlier.
Provided
that
an
application
shall
not
get
more
than one
shooting
block at
any
one time.
(3)
Where
there
are
more
application
than
one
received
on
the
same day,
the
matter shall
be
decided
by drawal
of
lots.
(4)
The
Chief Wild
Life
Warden
shall
communicate
to
the
applicant the
order
passed
in
the
application
either
within
five
days
of
passing
the order,
or
of the
drawal
of lots, as
the
case
may be.
24.
Chief
Wild
Life
Warden
to maintain register:- The
Chief
Wild
Life Warden
shall
maintain
in
his office
a
register
in
which
all
applications made under rule
22
shall
be
entered
and
the register
shall
contain the
following particulars namely.
(a)
the
date of application ;
(b)
the
date of receipt in
his
office ;
(c)
the
particular
of the hunting licence
possessed
by the
applicants
(d)
whether
the
application has been
granted or
rejected.
25.
Fee:- A
person
to
whom
a
shooting
block
has
been
allotted shall within
fifteen
days
of receipt
of the order
of allotment,
deposit
a sum of Rs.100.00,
and
produce
the receipt
before
the
Chief Wild
Life
Warden as proof
of
having
deposited
the
requisite fee.
(2)
Where
a
person
fails
to
deposit the
fee
as
required
under
sub-rule (1),
the
reservation
shall
be
cancelled
and
the
shooting block may
be
allotted to
the person next in the order of priority.
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