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Karnataka Tax on Luxuries Act, 1979 Section 2

Title: Definitions

State: Karnataka

Year: 1979

.....or has become payable;] 18 [Exception. -- A handloom or power loom weaver (other than one whose establishment falls within the definition of a "Factory" under the Factories Act, 1948 (Central Act 63 of 1948)) who is in possession of stock of silk fabrics manufactured by him in Karnataka shall not be deemed to be a stockist for the purpose of this Act.] (6C) "Stockist" means a person who has in his possession or custody or under his control a stock of luxuries procured in any manner or manufactured, made or processed by him, in the course of business in the State or brought or caused to be brought by him into the State either on his own account or on account of others from any place outside the State, for stocking, vending or supplying such luxuries;] (7) "tax" means the luxury tax levied and collected under this Act.; 19 [(8) "value of stock of luxuries" means,-- (i) in respect of a stockist being a manufacturer of any of the luxuries, the value of such luxuries calculated at the ex-factory price ; (ii) in respect of any other stockist, the value of such luxuries calculated at the price thereto as per the bill, invoice or consignment note or other document of like.....

The Maharashtra Employment Guarantee Act, 1977 Complete Act

State: Maharashtra

Year: 1977

..... (x) When works are taken up under the Scheme on private lands, which will directly benefit the holders of the lands, then, notwithstanding the fact that under the provisions of any other law, or any executive orders, for the time being in force such holders are entitled to a subsidy in respect of such works, *[a subsidy under the Scheme, at such rates as may by prescribed, shall be financed from the Employment Guarantee Fund.] (xi) The work taken up under the Scheme shall so organised by the Collector that the normal agricultural operations in the District are not adversely affected and that a balance is maintained between the principle of guaranteed work with minimum wage on the one side and the require ments of labour for agricultural operations, as well as the requirements of labour for the implementation of the regular plan and non-plan works of the State Government on the other side. (xii) The State Government shall provide in the Scheme for a periodical inspection of the works taken up under the Scheme to ensure proper quality of the works as well as to ensure that the total wages paid for the completion of any work are commensurate with the quality and quantity.....