The Andhra Pradesh Housing Board Act, 1956
The Act sets up the Housing Board and gives it powers to plan, sanction, and carry out housing schemes, with Government oversight.
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The Act sets up the Housing Board and gives it powers to plan, sanction, and carry out housing schemes, with Government oversight.
This Act sets rules for recognising unions, involving workers in management, creating a contingency fund for workers in closed establishments, and enforcing related duties and penalties.
This Act sets up judicial preview for major infrastructure tenders in Andhra Pradesh and gives the Government related notification, rule-making, and delegation powers.
This Act creates the Andhra Pradesh Infrastructure Development Corporation and gives it powers and duties for water supply, sewerage, sanitation, and related infrastructure work.
This Act sets up an infrastructure authority and a conciliation board, and lays out how PPP infrastructure projects are selected, sanctioned, financed, disputed, and regulated.
This Act sets up the Andhra Pradesh Inland Waterways Authority and gives it powers over inland waterways, water transport, and water tourism.
The State Government may set a ceiling on interest-free sales tax loans for certain industries, and the ceiling cannot exceed Rs. 10 lakhs for each industry with fixed capital cost of Rs. 1 crore or more.
This Act creates a Board for intermediate education in Andhra Pradesh and lets the Government and Board exercise specified appointment, rule-making, supervision, and dissolution powers.
The Act makes ayacut landowners responsible for building and maintaining water-courses, and sets out how irrigation officers may plan, approve, acquire land for, and recover costs of those works.
This Act sets up command area development authorities and requires land holders under pipe outlets to help with land development, water management, and irrigation upkeep.
This Act creates the Andhra Pradesh Khadi and Village Industries Board and gives the Government strong control over it.
This Act creates the Andhra Pradesh Labour Welfare Fund and Board, requires employee and employer contributions, and sets rules for handling unpaid accumulations.
This Act prohibits land grabbing in Andhra Pradesh and punishes related conduct.
This Act lets eligible licensed cultivators get an Eligibility Card and related crop benefits, while limiting the card to crop-related rights and not land rights.
This Act sets ceiling limits on agricultural land holdings in Andhra Pradesh and requires excess land to be declared and surrendered.
The Act imposes an additional land revenue assessment on certain wet lands held by pattadars and served by Government irrigation sources.
The Act lets the Government levy and collect land revenue and additional land revenue, sets rates and procedures, and gives pattadars limited exemption in certain dry-land cases.
Language Pandits Grade-II must be paid the Grade-II scale even if they have, or later get, Grade-I qualifications.
This Act sets up the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council, gives the President powers to appoint the commencement date and determine constituencies and seat allocation, and incorporates related definitions from the Representation of the People Act, 1950 unless context requires otherwise.
This Act makes lotteries unlawful unless a licence applies, sets conditions for licensed entertainment lotteries, and gives police and the Government powers to search, forfeit publications, make rules, and enforce penalties.
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