Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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510 matching statutes
India
4 provisions
This Act sets up the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India and gives it power to regulate food safety standards, while assigning related duties to government and authority officials.
India
3 provisions
These regulations set out how the Board runs its business and delegates powers, including staff service rules, leave, transfers, committees, fees, and security requirements.
India
5 provisions
This Act sets up pollution control boards and gives them powers to manage water pollution, inspect discharges, require information, and regulate sampling.
India
1 provisions
This Act sets out how births and deaths are to be registered, who must report them, how registrars handle records and certificates, and what penalties apply for non-compliance.
India
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for registering births and deaths, naming registrars and registrants, issuing certificates, and imposing fines for non-compliance.
India
1 provisions
This Act sets up birth and death registration, assigns registration duties to officials and informants, and provides certificates, appeal rights, and penalties.
India
9 provisions
This provision sets the Act’s short title, says it applies across India, and lays out the basic licensing rules for driving motor vehicles and transport vehicles.
India
9 provisions
This provision sets basic rules for motor-vehicle driving licences, learner’s licences, age limits, licence duration, renewals, refusals, disqualification, and a few government powers and exemptions.
India
9 provisions
This provision starts the Motor Vehicles Act, says it applies across India, and gives the Central Government power to set the commencement date by notification.
India
9 provisions
This provision says the Motor Vehicles Act applies across India, defines key vehicle and licensing terms, and sets basic rules for driving licences, learner’s licences, age limits, and licensing authority powers.
India
9 provisions
This section sets the Act’s name, scope, and start date, and then lays out key driving-licence rules, age limits, application requirements, validity periods, renewals, refusals, and government powers.
India
5 provisions
The Act lets the State Government create development areas and authorities, and gives the Authority, Executive Committee, and Metropolitan Commissioner powers to approve, manage, and direct development work.
India
5 provisions
This Act creates the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority and gives it planning, development, regulatory, and related powers for the capital region and capital city area.
India
1 provisions
This Act covers oilfields and mineral oils, gives the Central Government rulemaking powers, requires valid leases for operations, and sets royalty and penalty rules.
India
9 provisions
This Code applies to listed corporate and related persons, and Part II applies to corporate defaults of at least one crore rupees. Financial creditors may start corporate insolvency resolution after default, while operational creditors must first serve a demand notice. The corporate debtor then has 10 days to respond t
India
6 provisions
This Act creates consumer protection bodies and gives the Central Authority power to act against unfair trade practices and false or misleading advertisements.
India
1 provisions
Motor transport and other allied workers must register to access benefits, and the Government/Board manage the board, cess, fund, claims, appeals, and rule-making.
India
21 provisions
This provision names the Companies Act, 2013, says it extends across India, and lets the Central Government set commencement dates by notification.
India
3 provisions
This Act establishes the Gujarat Organic Agricultural University, sets out its governance bodies, and gives the University, Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, and Board specific powers and duties.
India
1 provisions
This Act abolishes certain inams and cash grants, moves the affected rights to the State, and sets out compensation, occupancy rights, appeals, penalties, and rulemaking powers.