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“This section gives the Order’s citation name: the Control of Goods (Price Control) (Stockfeed Prices) Order, 1981.”
This section gives the Order’s citation name: the Control of Goods (Price Control) (Stockfeed Prices) Order, 1981. This text defines “stockfeed” and “stock,” sets maximum-price rules for selling stockfeed, gives the Price Controller approval power, and revokes the 1980 stockfeed prices order.
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This section gives the Order’s citation name: the Control of Goods (Price Control) (Stockfeed Prices) Order, 1981.
Section 1
This text defines “stockfeed” and “stock,” sets maximum-price rules for selling stockfeed, gives the Price Controller approval power, and revokes the 1980 stockfeed prices order.
Section 2
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