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(1) A Board may, within the cantonment, make provision for (a) laying out in areas, whether previously built upon or not, new streets, and acquiring land for that purpose and for the construction of buildings, and compounds of buildings, to abut on such streets ; (b) constructing, establishing or maintaining public parks, gardens, offices,...
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