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Public Debt Act, 1944 Complete Act

State: Central

Year: 1944

.....more widely than ordinary negotiable commercial instruments by various classes of investors in addition to the financial and business community. The fact that Government loans were almost entirely in the form of promissory notes meant that the special modifications of the law, effected from time to time to meet practical difficulties only related to Government obligations held in this form, with the result that when the previous legislation was revised in the Act of 1920, a clear distinction was not always drawn between those parts of the law which ought to relate to Government securities as a whole and those which merely related to promissory notes. A striking instance of this is provided by section 13(Act X of 1920) providing for the summary provisional settlement of disputes, which is confined only to promissory notes. Although logically imperfect, this position did not in the past lead to any practical difficulties as the holders of Government loans in the form of stock certificates were comparatively few. As a result of war conditions however, and the efforts of the Reserve Bank as agent of Government in the management of public debt to popularize stock certificate in the.....

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Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969 Complete Act

State: Central

Year: 1969

.....national planning, organising public health and medical activities and developing family planning programmes. Population is one of the most dynamic factors in the present economy of the country but it is here that information on trends furnished by the registration data is very defective and unreliable. The national interest requires an acceptable level of performance by the States and technical uniformity of the methods and standards used in the collection and compilation of data throughout the country. The Government, therefore, consider that in order to develop a sound and unified system of registration in the country. Central Legislation is necessary on the subject. 3. The Bill seeks to give legal status to the existing officials in the registration machinery, who are drawn from different departments to look after registration work in addition to their other normal duties and to bind them in a registra- tion hierachy with the Registrar-General, India, at the Centre and Chief Registrar at the State, running through District Registrars to the village and town Registrars at the periphery. The provisions of the Bill are built closely around the curreni registration practices,.....

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Bengal Agricultural and Sanitary Improvement Act, 1920 Complete Act

State: West Bengal

Year: 1920

.....or by any local authority, or any person, 1212. Words and sub-sec. (3) inst. by Ben. Act 2 of 1932. [or security for such cost to the satisfaction of the Collector may be given by the local authority or person concerned.] 12(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Bengal Local Self-Government Act of 1885, it shall be lawful for a District Board to make any payment referred to in sub-section (2) from the district fund. Section 16 Power to enter into, or upon, land forming part of a local area The Engineer, or any other person duly authorized to prepare a scheme, or to execute any work under this Act may himself, or by his agents and workmen, enter into or upon any land forming part of the local area, and carry out such work thereon as may be required. Apportionment and recovery of costs. Section 17 Report by engineer on completion of work On the completion of any work executed under this Act, the Engineer shall forthwith submit to the Collector a report accompanied by (a) a statement of the items of the cost of the work referred to in sub-clauses (a), (b) and (d) of clause (2) of section 2; and (b) a copy of the map prepared in the prescribed manner of the.....

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