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Assam Bare Acts 1969

The Assam Reorganisation (Meghalaya) Act, 1969

State: Assam

Year: 1969

Section1 - Short title and commencement Part2 - PART II Section4 - Executive power of Meghalaya Section5 - Extent of executive power of Meghalaya Section7 - Section8 - Advocate-General for Meghalaya Section10 - Part3 - THE LEGISLATURE Section11 - Section12 - Delimitation of constituencies Section13 - Power of Election Commission to maintain delimitation orders up-to-date Section14 - Electors and electoral rolls Section16 - Qualification for membership Section17 - Election to the Legislative Assembly Section18 - Duration of Legislative Assembly Section19 - Sessions of Legislative Assembly, prorogation and dissolution Section20 - Right of Governor to address and send messages to Legislative Assembly Section21 - Special address by the Governor Section22 - Section23 - Section24 - Section25 - Section26 - Section27 - Section29 - Disqualifications for membership Section30 - Section31 - Section32 - Section33 - Section34 - Section35 - Section36 - Section37 - Section38 - Procedure as to lapsing of Bills Section40 - Bills reserved for consideration Section41 - Section42 - Section43 - Procedure in Legislative Assembly with respect to estimates Section45 - Section46 - Section48 - Section49 - Part4 - PART IV Section53 - Custody of suitors’ deposits and other moneys received by public servants and courts Section54 - Section55 - Section57 - Part5 - ASSETS AND LIABILITIES Part6 - PART VI Chapter1 - ADMINISTRATIVE RELATIONS Section60 - Control over the autonomous State in certain cases Part7 - PART VII Part8 - PART VIII Chapter2 - PROVISIONS Section64 - Provisions as to continuance of courts Section65 - Provisions relating to services Section66 - Continuance of existing laws and their adaptations Section67 - Autonomous State to be a State for certain purposes of the Constitution Section68 - Power of Governments of Assam and Meghalaya to carry on trade, etc., in Meghalaya Section69 - Power to.....

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