State : Tamil Nadu
Year : 1938
THE TAMIL NADU AGRICULTURISTS RELIEF ACT, 1938 THE (SUBSTITUTED BY THE TAMIL NADU ADAPTATION OF LAWS ORDER, 1969, AS AMENDED BY THE TAMIL NADU ADAPTION OF LAWS (SECOND AMENDMENT) Order, 1969, WHICH CAME INTO FORCE ON THE 14TH JANUARY 1969.) (TAMIL NADU) AGRICULTURISTS RELIEF ACT, 1938 TAMIL NADU ACT IV OF 1938 CHAPTER I 1. Short title. 2. Extent 3. Definition 4. Certain debts and liabilities not to be affected. 5. Special Provision for undivided Hindu Families etc. 6. Heirs of Non-agriculturists members of Hindu Families to be non-agriculturists CHAPTER II 7. Debts payable by agriculturists to be scaled down. 8. Provisions for debts incurred before 1st March 1972. 9-A. Special provision in respect of usufructuary mortgages. 10...... List Judgments citing this sectionState : Tamil Nadu
Year : 1938
THE TAMIL NADU TRAFFIC CONTROL ACT, 1938 THE (Substituted by the Tamil Nadu Adaptation of Laws (Second Amendment) Order, 1969) (TAMIL NADU) TRAFFIC CONTROL ACT, 1938 An Act to provide for the control of traffic in public places in the (Substituted by the Tamil Nadu Adaptation of Laws Order, 1970) (State of Tamil Nadu) WHEREAS it is expedient to enable the (Substituted by ibid) (State Government) to make provision for the control of traffic in public places in the (State of Tamil Nadu) and for that purpose further to amend the Madras City Municipal Act, 1919 (The short title of this Act has now been altered as the Madras City Municipal Corporation Act, 1919), the (Tamil Nadu) District Municipalities Act, 1920, the (Tamil Nadu) Local Boards Act, 1920 (Now the Tamil Nadu..... List Judgments citing this sectionState : Tamil Nadu
Year : 1938
MADRAS REMOVAL OF CIVIL DISABILITIES ACT, 1938 (21 OF 1938) MADRAS REMOVAL OF CIVIL DISABILITIES ACT, 1938 21 OF 1938 An Act to provide for the Removal of Civil Disabilities among certain classes of Hindus WHEREAS it is increasingly felt by the Hindu community that the disabilities, which are imposed by social custom and usage on certain classes of Hindus commonly known as Harijans, Untouchables or Depressed Classes, and which have been in certain matters even legally recognized in the adjudication of rights and duties in civil and criminal proceedings, are repugnant to modern conditions and ideas of justice and social solidarity, and should no longer be recognized by law or otherwise enforced; It is hereby enacted as follows:- SECTION 1: Short title and extent (1) This..... List Judgments citing this section