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Home Bare Acts Phrase: sequesterSugar Cess Act, 1982 Complete Act
State: Central
Year: 1982
SUGAR CESS ACT, 1982 SUGAR CESS ACT, 1982 3 of 1982 19th March 1982 Plant and machinery in the various sugar factories, which were established more than twenty five years ago have almost outlived their normal span of life. A large number of these factories are also having a crushing capacity of less than 1.250 TCD (Tonnes Crushed per day) which is considered to be uneconomic. The factories which are old and are of uneconomic capacity require rehabilitation on a priority basis. Many expert bodies have highlighted the need for rehabilitation and modernisation in the sugar industry. Besides, in many areas, development of sugarcane has not been possible on modern and scientific lines for want of necessary funds. 2. Measures so far taken, e.g., taking over of the management of sugar factories under the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951, and acquisition of sugar mills by some of the State Governments, could only be a partial and ad hoc solution to this problem, 3. The problem, in fact, needs analysis, in depth of unit wise maladies and coordination and supplementing of financial assistance under other schemes with suitable measures which would give a unit.....
List Judgments citing this sectionChhattisgarh State Rajmarg Adhiniyam, 2003 Complete Act
State: Chattisgarh
Year: 2003
.....that the amount of expenditure indicated in the statement represents the charges incurred and such certificate shall be conclusive proof of the fact that the charges have actually been incurred. (4) The material, if any, recovered as a result of the removal of the encroachment on payment of the amount within the specified period and if such payment is not made, the material may be auctioned and after deducting the amount due from the proceeds, the balance, if any, shall be made over to such person. (5) If the proceeds of the auction sale do not cover the total amount due, for the excess over the amount realised by the sale of material or if there is no material to dispose of and due amount has not be paid by the person responsible for the encroachment within the specified period the entire amount due shall be recovered from such person as an arrear of land revenue. Section 36 - Determination of amount of compensation After the issuance of notice under Section 19 and before the determination of amount of compensation under Section 22, the Collector may enter into an agreement, for settling the amount of compensation, including apportionment of such an amount among.....
List Judgments citing this sectionPrevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954 Complete Act
State: Delhi
Year: 1954
.....agents, sequestering and buffering agents etc. are being used to certain limits in processed foods due to technological requirements for their manufacturing and preservation to increase the shelf life and cosmetic value of the food. Some of these food additives are toxic in nature and may be harmful for human consumption, if used beyond a certain limit. To check the use of such food additives in various food items they need to be examined regularly so that such food items may not be dumped into India. CENTRAL FOOD LABORATORY, KOLKATA Introduction Central Food Laboratory, Kolkata was established in 1955 under Directorate General of Health Services, Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi, vide letter no. PFA/Sec 4/F.11-4/55-D) (I) dated. 1st June, 1995 spare of ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi to undertake analysis of food samples from trying courts from all over the country and from market to determine the quality and purity of the food to lay down standards for food Articles. Initially the Central Food Laboratory was established in the premises of All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health, C.R. Avenue, Calcutta-700012. Afterwards it was shifted to its own.....
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