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Foreign Relations Act, 1932 Complete Act

State: Central

Year: 1932

.....the purposes of this section the said provisions shall be construed as if for the words "Provincial Government" wherever they occur, the words "Central Government" were substituted. SECTION 4 : Proof of status of persons defamed Where in any trial of an offence upon a complaint under Sec. 2, or in any proceeding before a High Court arising out of Sec. 3., there is a question whether any person is a Ruler of any State, or is the consort or son or principal Minister of such Ruler a certificate under the hand of a Secretary to the Central Government that such person is such Ruler, consort, son or principal Minister shall be conclusive proof of that fact. Central Bare Acts

Official Secrets Act, 1923 Section 4

Title: Communications with Foreign Agents to Be Evidence of Commission of Certain Offences

State: Central

Year: 1923

(1) In any proceedings against a person for an offence under section 3, the fact that he has been in communication with, or attempted to communicate with, a foreign agent, whether within or without1[India] shall be relevant for the purpose of proving that he has, for a purpose prejudicial to the safety or interests of the State, obtained or attempted to obtain information which is calculated to be or might be, or is intended to be, directly or indirectly, useful to an enemy. (2) For the purpose of this section, but without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing provisions,-- (a) a person may be presumed to have been in communication with a foreign agent if-- (i) he has, either within or without1[India] visited the address of a foreign agent or consorted or associated with a foreign agent, or (ii) either within or without1[India], the name or address of, or any other information regarding, a foreign agent has been found in his possession, or has been obtained by him from any other person; (b) the expression "foreign agent" includes any person who is or has been or in respect of whom it appears that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting him of being or having.....

Karnataka Prohibition Act, 1961 Chapter IV

Title: Control, Regulation and Exemption

State: Karnataka

Year: 1961

..... 1. Inserted by Act 10 of 1967 w .e.f. 24.8.1967 Section 18 - Establishment of distilleries and warehouses for intoxicants or licensing manufacture of intoxicants The Commissioner may,- (a) establish a distillery in which spirit may be manufactured in accordance with a licence issued under this Act on such conditions as the State Government deems fit to impose; (b) discontinue any distillery established; (c) license, on such conditions as the State Government deems fit to impose, the construction and working of a distillery or brewery; (d) establish or license a warehouse wherein any liquor, intoxicating drug, hemp, mhowra flowers or molasses may be deposited and kept without payment of duty; and (e) discontinue any warehouse so established. (f) license on such conditions as the State Government deems fit to impose the manufacture of liquor or any intoxicating drug by any person. Section 19 - Intoxicating drug or hemp not to be removed from warehouse No liquor, intoxicating drug, hemp, mhowra flowers or molasses shall be removed from any distillery, warehouse or other place of storage established or licensed under this Act, except under a pass and.....

Karnataka Prohibition Act, 1961 Section 34

Title: Special Permits to Foreign Sovereigns, Etc

State: Karnataka

Year: 1961

The State Government may grant special permits for the use or consumption of foreign liquor to any person, who is,- (a) a sovereign or head of a foreign State; (b) an Ambassador, diplomatic envoy or Consul, Honorary Consul or Trade, Commerce or other Representative of a foreign State; (c) a member of the staff appointed by, or serving under, any person specified in clause (a) or (b) , provided that such member is a national of a foreign State; and (d) the Consort of any person specified in clause (a) , clause (b) or clause (c) or any relation of such person dependent upon him.

Bombay Children Act, 1948, (Maharashtra) Section 56

Title: Causing or Encouraging Seduction Etc.

State: Maharashtra

Year: 1948

(1) Whoever having the actual charge of, or control over, a girl under the age of eighteen years causes or encourages the seduction (which shall include inducement to indulge in immoral behaviour) or prostitution of that girl or causes or encourages any one other than her husband 1[x x x] to sexual intercourse with her shall, on conviction, be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to two years or with fine which may extend to one thousand rupees or with both. (2) For the purposes of this section a person shall be deemed to have caused or encouraged the seduction of a girl or to have induced her to behave immorally if he has knowingly allowed the girl to consort with, or to enter or continue in the employment of, any prostitute, or person of known immoral character. ________________ 1. The words "provided his wife has attained the age of fourteen years" were deleted by Bom. 53 of 1949, section 2, First Schedule.

Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, (Maharashtra) Section 41

Title: Special Permits to Foreign Sovereigns Etc

State: Maharashtra

Year: 1949

.....(a) or (b): Provided that such member is a national of a foreign State, 3[***] 4[(c1) a member of a foreign Government; (c2) a representative or officer of any international organization to which privileges and immunities are given from time to time by or under the United Nations (Privileges and Immunities) Act, 1947 (XLVI of 1947); and] (d) the Consort of any person specified in clauses (a), (b),5[(c), (c1) or (c2)] or any relation of such person dependent upon him.] _____________________ 1. This word was Substituted for the word "Provincial" by the Adaptation of Laws Order, 1950. 2. This portion was Substituted for the words beginning with the words "to sovereigns" andending with the words "envoy or consul", by Bom. 26 of 1952, s.18. 3. The word "and" was deleted by Bom. 22 of 1960, s. 25(a). 4. Clauses (c1) and (c2) were inserted, Bom. 22 of 1960, s. 25(b). 5. These brackets, letters, figures and word were Substituted for the word, brackets and letter "or (c)", Bom. 22 of 1960, s. 25(c).

Official Secrets Act, 1923 Complete Act

State: Central

Year: 1923

.....(10 and 11 Geo. V. C. 75), but the latter Statute does not apply to British India. It has, for some time past, been recognised that it is unsatisfactory to have two separate laws in force simultaneously in India. Further, although the British Act of 1911 is in force in India difficulties arise in applying it because of the use in it of English common law terms and so on. For these reasons it is desirable that there should be a single consolidated Act applicable to Indian conditions and the desirability of this has been emphasized by the passing of the British Act of 1920 which has considerably amended the Act of 1911, but is not applicable to India. The provisions of the British Act of 1911are more effective, particularly in the matter of the protection of military secrets than the Indian enactments, and they have been further strengthened by the enactment of the amending statute of 1920, which is based on experience gained during the War. It is considered desirable; therefore, that the law in India should be assimilated to that in force in the United Kingdom and the object of this Bill is to consolidate the provisions of the British Acts of 1911 and 1920 and to enact them in.....

The Kurukshetra University Act, 1986 Complete Act

State: Haryana

Year: 1986

.....in the Statutes; (d) to institute prizes, medals, research studentships, exhibitions and fellowships; (e) to receive gifts, donations or benefactions from the Government and to receive gifts, donations and transfers of movable or immovable property from transferors, donors or testators, as the case may be; (f) to institute principal ships, professorships, readerships, is lectureships, and to create other posts of any description required by the University and to appoint persons to such posts; (g) to co-operate with educational and other institutions in India and abroad having objects similar to those of the University in such manner as may be conducive to their common objects; (h) to provide instructions, including correspondence and such other courses, to such persons as are not members of the University, as it may determine; (i) to recognize persons for imparting instructions in any college or institution admitted to the privileges of the University; (j) to maintain colleges located within the limits of the area referred to in sub-section (1) of section 4 or, subject to the provisions of sub section (2) of that section admit to its privileges colleges not.....

Bombay Children Act, 1948 Complete Act

State: Maharashtra

Year: 1948

.....to medical examination that such partner or guardian will not re-infect the child in respect of whom the order has been passed. SECTION 21: FACTORS TO BE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION IN PASSING ORDERS BY COURTS For the purpose of any order which a Court has to pass under this Act, the Court shall have regard to the following factors:- (a) the character and age of the child, (b) the circumstances in which the child is living, (c) the reports made by the28[Child Welfare Officer (Probation)], and (d) such other matters as may, in the opinion of the Court, require to be taken into consideration in the interests of the child : Provided that where a youthful offender is found to have committed an offence, the above factors shall be taken into consideration after the Court has recorded a finding against the youthful offender that he has committed the offence. SECTION 22: REPORTS OF [CHILD WELFARE OFFICERS (PROBATION)] AND OTHER REPORTS TO BE TREATED CONFIDENTIAL The report of the29[Child Welfare Officer (Probation)] or any other report considered by the Court under section 21 shall be treated as confidential: Provided that if such report relates to the character, health or conduct.....

The Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 Complete Act

State: Maharashtra

Year: 1949

.....an,, article from a cask or other vessel to a bottle, jar, flask pot or similar receptacle for the purpose of sale, whether any process of manufacture be employed or not; bottling includes re-bottling; 2[(4) "Collector" includes an officer appointed by the State Government to exercise all or any of the powers and to perform all or any of the duties or functions of a Collector under this Act; 3[(5) "Commissioner" means an officer appointed as the Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise under section 3 of this Act and includes any officer on whom the State Government may confer all or any of the powers of the Commissioner under this Act (6) "Committee 4[or board]" means 5[a committee or board] appointed by the 6[State] Governments under section 7: (7) "Common drinking house" means a place where the drinking of liquor or consumption of any intoxicating drug is allowed for the profit or gain of the person owning, occupying, using keeping or having the care of management or control of such place whether by way of charge for the use of the place or for drinking facilities provided, or otherwise howsoever and includes the premises of a club or any other place which is habitually.....