India
The Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998
1 provisions
This Act generally bans State Governments from running lotteries, but allows them to do so if they follow specific conditions.
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4,106 matching statutes
India
1 provisions
This Act generally bans State Governments from running lotteries, but allows them to do so if they follow specific conditions.
India
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This provision creates the Telangana Infrastructure Development Corporation, sets out its powers and duties, and gives rules for funding, land, contracts, reporting, and penalties.
India
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This Act sets limits on government guarantees, requires a minimum 1% guarantee commission, and lets the Government make rules and appoint the commencement date by notification.
India
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This Act lets inquiring authorities summon witnesses, require documents, and exercise civil-court-like powers for departmental inquiries in Uttar Pradesh.
India
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This Act lets the Rajasthan Government identify epidemic diseases and issue public-health measures, orders, and rules, with penalties for disobeying them.
India
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This Act prohibits publishing advertisements that solicit the use of or offer for sale intoxicating liquor, with some narrow exceptions.
India
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This provision starts the Act, defines key terms, establishes the Life Insurance Corporation of India, sets out its board structure and powers, and gives rules on directors, disclosures, share capital, member registers, nominations, and related party transactions.
India
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This part names the Act, extends it to all of India, and says it starts on a date the Central Government appoints. It also sets registration, tax, exemption, and penalty rules for inter-State sales.
India
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This Act is called the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956, applies throughout India, and starts on a date notified by the Central Government. Dealers liable to tax must apply for registration, and unregistered persons must not collect tax on inter-State sales.
India
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This part sets the Act’s start date, defines key terms, requires liable dealers to register, and sets inter-State sales tax rules, exemptions, record declarations, and penalties for false declarations or unlawful tax collection.
India
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This Act prohibits daily-wage appointments and unauthorised temporary appointments in public service, restricts post creation and recruitment, bars regularisation claims, and provides penalties and enforcement powers.
India
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This Act regulates cotton seed supply, distribution, sale, licensing, inspection, pricing, and penalties, with a farmer-to-farmer direct-sowings exception.
India
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This Act sets up Gujarat’s disaster management system and assigns duties to the State Government, Authority, Commissioner, Collector, local authorities, departments, factories, and citizens.
India
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This Act sets up the Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission, controls licensing for electricity transmission and supply, and gives the Commission powers to regulate licensees and enforce compliance.
India
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This part sets when the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code starts, says it applies across India, and lays out who can start corporate insolvency proceedings.
India
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This Act applies the Convention provisions in its Schedule across India, lets the Central Government amend the Schedule by Gazette notification, requires notifications to be laid before Parliament, and provides punishment and arrest/prosecution limits for section 3 offences.
India
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This Act creates the Maharashtra Tapi Irrigation Development Corporation, sets its area, and gives the Corporation and State Government powers and duties over irrigation projects, land, water charges, funds, and related administration.
India
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This Act sets up India’s Chemical Weapons Convention administration, gives the National Authority powers to monitor and direct compliance, and prohibits chemical weapons and related listed chemical activities except as specifically allowed.
India
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The Act creates a tourism development authority for the Statue of Unity area and requires written permission for most development there.
India
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This Act sets a tax on sales of electricity by power utilities, requires payment and returns, and lets the State Government exempt or refund tax in some cases.