Section 2 of CAF Act : Section 2: Definitions
CAF Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a real estate development company, let's call it XYZ Estates, wants to build a residential complex in an area that is currently a part of a forest. According to the Forest (Conservation) Act, 1980, XYZ Estates cannot just start construction. They need to apply for the diversion of the forest land for non-forest use.
Once they get the approval for land diversion, they are required to do compensatory afforestation, which means they need to plant trees in another area equivalent to the forest land they are using for their project. This is to compensate fo...
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