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This section gives the Order’s short title: it may be cited as the Control of Goods (Price Control) (Clothing Prices) Order, 1981.
This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited.
This provision gives the Order its short title.
This section gives the Order’s short title and says it is to be read together with the 1982 principal Order.
This section gives the short title for the Order.
This section gives the Order’s citation name: the Control of Goods (Price Control) (Stockfeed Prices) Order, 1981.
The provision defines “stockfeed” and “stock,” sets maximum resale prices for stockfeed, and bars anyone from selling stockfeed above those limits or before written approval by the Prices and Incomes Commission.
This provision gives the Order its short title and says it must be read together with the principal Order.
This provision gives the short title the instrument may be cited by.
These Regulations are to be read together with the 1980 principal Order and come into operation on 30 January 1982.
This section gives the short title of a price control order about tyres and tubes.
This order sets maximum prices for listed tyres and tubes and requires written Price Controller approval for unlisted tyres and tubes.
This section gives the Order’s short title and says it must be read together with the 1980 principal Order.
No person may sell, offer, or expose wheat flour, bread, or buns for sale in Zambia unless the maximum price has been approved in writing by the Price Controller and the sale price does not exceed that approved maximum.
This section gives the Act its short title: the Control of Goods Act.
This section gives the Order its short title.
The Authority administers the Act.
This section defines key terms used in the Act.
This section gives the Act’s short title and says it must be read together with the principal Copyright and Performance Rights Act (Cap. 406).
Section heading for works of unknown authorship and joint authorship.
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