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The key difference between movable and immovable encroachment procedures is that for immovable encroachments:

A. The EO can issue a final Removal Order
B. The Hearing Officer decides and issues the Removal Order
C. No show-cause notice is issued
D. The time to vacate is only 3 days
Correct Answer: B. The Hearing Officer decides and issues the Removal Order

The key difference between movable and immovable encroachment procedures is that for immovable encroachments, The Hearing Officer decides and issues the Removal Order. This highlights the formal, quasi-judicial process required for immovable property, involving a detailed hearing, examination of evidence, and a reasoned decision by a designated officer to ensure due process and protect property rights.

  • The EO (Enforcement Officer) typically handles movable encroachments and does not have the authority to issue final removal orders for immovable ones.
  • A show-cause notice is always issued for immovable encroachments to allow the occupier to present their case.
  • The time to vacate for immovable encroachments is 15 days, not 3 days, which is typically for movable encroachments.

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