India
The FACTORIES ACT, 1948
5 provisions
This Act regulates factories, including notices, inspections, safety, cleanliness, and worker welfare.
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510 matching statutes
India
5 provisions
This Act regulates factories, including notices, inspections, safety, cleanliness, and worker welfare.
India
5 provisions
This provision sets out the Factories Act’s core definitions and factory safety duties, including notice, licensing, inspection powers, and basic workplace health requirements.
India
3 provisions
Mining and prospecting generally need the proper permit, licence, or lease, and several grants, payments, and approvals are controlled by the State and Central Governments.
India
2 provisions
Tourist-trade businesses in tourist areas generally must register before operating, and hotels and travel agents have related registration, disclosure, and document-display duties.
India
1 provisions
This Act sets up the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, gives it corporate status, and assigns the Central Government, Visitor, and Institute authorities powers and duties.
India
2 provisions
This Act lets the Government and land-improvement bodies plan and carry out schemes for soil, water, flood, drought, erosion, and waste-land reclamation work in notified areas.
India
1 provisions
This Act sets up a soil and water conservation board system, allows temporary possession of land for plans, and imposes duties on beneficiaries and penalties for interference.
India
2 provisions
Private medical establishments must register, disclose charges, keep clinical records, provide emergency care, and meet grievance and reporting duties.
India
2 provisions
This Act regulates reconnaissance, prospecting, and mining of minerals in India, requiring permits, licences, or leases and setting rules for grants, area limits, royalties, and dead rent.
India
3 provisions
This provision sets the Act’s scope, defines key mining terms, and says mineral operations generally need the proper permit, licence, or lease.
India
11 provisions
The Act starts on a date the State Government appoints, creates the BBMP after commencement, and requires the Corporation to maintain approved boundary marks.
India
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for payment systems in India, including authorisation by the Reserve Bank, duties of system providers, and penalties for non-compliance.
India
3 provisions
This section set defines key mining terms and sets core rules for who may mine, how concessions are granted, and what payments and time limits apply.
India
2 provisions
This Act sets rules for mediation in India, including when it applies, how mediators and service providers must act, confidentiality, settlement registration, and when mediation can start or end.
India
3 provisions
This section gives the Act its short title, says it extends to all of India, and lets the Central Government start it by notification.
India
15 provisions
This provision creates the Kerala Municipality Act framework for town panchayats, municipal councils, and municipal corporations and sets out how municipalities are constituted and governed.
India
2 provisions
This Act gives citizens a right to information and requires public authorities to keep records, publish key information, designate information officers, and respond to information requests within set time limits, subject to exemptions.
India
3 provisions
This Act sets up air-pollution control boards and requires consent for operating industrial plants in air pollution control areas.
India
3 provisions
This Act sets the basic rules for mining and mineral concessions, including who may apply, when operations need permits or leases, area limits, payments, and government powers.
India
1 provisions
This Act creates the Andhra Pradesh State Aquaculture Development Authority and gives it control over aquaculture and aquaculture business operations, including licensing, inspection, fees, and enforcement.