[Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974]
Section 160 of the Finance Act, 2002 deals with [Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974]. Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974.
Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974.
160. In the Schedule to the Oil Industry (Development) Act, against Sl. No.1 relating to crude oil , for the entry in column 3, the entry "Rupees two thousand per tonne." shall be substituted.
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Section 160, The Finance Act, 2002.
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Section 160 of the Finance Act is headed "[Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974]". Amendment of the Schedule to Act 47 of 1974.
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