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RESTRICTIONS ON THE USE OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY Every person who has a valid title over his immovable property has a right to use, enjoy and deal with his property for a Lawful purpose and in a peaceful manner. But, there are certain restrictions even for such enjoyment. The restrictions imposed are for various purposes and mostly on the ground of public good and tranquility. AbsoluteTitle: According to Section 11 of the Transfer of property Act, 1882, where on a transfer of property, an interest therein is created absolutely in favour of any person, but the terms of the transfer has a rider clause that such interest shall be enjoyed by the transferee in a particular manner, he shall be entitled to receive and dispose of such interest as if there were no such direction. Further, Sec 11 stipulates that there can be no restriction on the enjoyment of property which has been transferred absolutely. Similarly, the vendee of an immovable property is entitled to ignore the condition which cuts down enjoyment of his absolute right over the property. In cases, where the property has passed absolutely to the Purchaser, any direction contained in the sale deed contrary to the absolute enjoyment is void and is not enforceable. Exception: But, there is an exception to this principle. The same section 11 provides that if any restrictions are imposed on a portion of an immovable property for purposes of securing the beneficial enjoyment of another portion of the same property, then the restrictions imposed shall be construed to be valid. This kind of situation arises mostly in cases where a portion of the property is transferred and another portion is retained by the Owner, the Owner may put some reasonable restrictions on the use of the property sold for the beneficial use of portion of property retained by him. However, such restrictions are not binding on third parties who are not a party to the contract. Restrictionsof the owner: Section 40 of the Transfer of property Act also deals with restrictions on the use of the property by its Owner. According to this Section, where for more beneficial enjoyment of his own immovable property, a third person has independently of any interest in the immovable property of another person, or any easement there on, a right to restrain the enjoyment in a particular manner of later property. This is a right of a third person, who is not a party to the contract. This right is available against transferees. But such rights are enforceable against a transferee with notice or against a transferee who got the property without consideration. They are not enforceable against transferees without notice or against transferees for consideration. Land conversion: Section 95 of the Karnataka Land RevenueAct, 1964, stipulates that the agricultural land cannot be used for non-agricultural purposes without the permission of the Deputy Commissioner (DC) and Section 97 provides that the non-agricultural land cannot be used for agricultural purpose again without permission of the Deputy Commissioner. This is mainly to control the conversion of agricultural land and to protect agriculturists. Section 109 of the Karnataka Land Reforms Act, 1961 exempts certain category of institutions from the restrictions on the use of agricultural land for non-agricultural purposes such as; industrial development, educational institutions, places of worship, housing projects, horticulture, flori culture and agro-based industries. ZonalRegulations: Sec 14 (1) of the Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act, 1961 provides that On and from the date on which a declaration of intention to prepare an outline is published under Sub-Section (1) of Sec10 every land use, change in land use and every development in the area covered by the plan shall conform to the provisions of this Act and the outline Development plan and the regulations as finally approved by the State Government under sub-section (3) of section 13. Sec 14 (2) of the Act provides that no such change in land use or development as is referred to in sub-sec(1) shall be made except with the written permission of the planning authority which shall be contained in a commencement certificate granted by the planning authority in the prescribed form. According to Sec 15(4) of the Act if any person does any work on, or makes any use of any property in contravention of Sec 14(1), the planning authority may direct such person by notice in writing, to stop any such work in progress or discontinue any such use, and may after making an inquiry remove or pull down any such work and restore the land to its original condition or may take any measure to stop such use. Section 300 of the Karnataka Municipal Corporations Act, 1976 provides that the construction or reconstruction of a building shall not begin unless and until the Commissioner has granted permission for the execution of the work. Sec 304 of the Act provides that the Commissioner shall not permit the construction of any building of public entertainment or any addition thereto, if such building is; [a] within a radius of 200 meters from any residential institution attached to a recognized educational institution such as, a college or High school or Girls School or Public Hospital with a large indoor patient ward or an orphanage containing one hundred or more inmates, [b] situated in any thickly populated residential area which is either exclusively residential or reserved or used generally for residential as distinguished from business purposes, [c] located in any area reserved for residential purposes by any housing or planning scheme or otherwise under any enactment. Penal action: Use of agricultural lands for non-agricultural purposes, residential buildings for commercial or industrial purposes, violation of zonal regulations would attract penal action against the perpetrators according to Law. The Government of Karnataka under Karnataka Ordinance No. 3 of 2006, inter alia, has declared that sale of agricultural lands for non-agricultural purposes without getting such lands converted or without obtaining approval of the competent authority is an offence punishable with imprisonment of three years and fine of Rupees ten thousand. Similarly, under the same ordinance, unlawfully entering or occupying any Government land with the intention of holding such Government land is an offence punishable with imprisonment for one year and fine of rupees five thousand. Further, the department of forest and environment restricts/regulates the use of the property near the sea coasts and catchment areas. Therefore, it is advisable that the users of immovable property may know well in advance, the statutory and other restrictions that are imposed on the property for peaceful possession and enjoyment of such property. 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