Rule, 1987
A rule made under the The Tea Act, 1953.
Made under The Tea Act, 1953.
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boy order fOr rco~onS 10 be recordQd in writinR relax any c.f the provisions of those rules with re~pect to any crillis 6r category of persons.
21. Slwinp-.-Nothing in these rui'es shall affect reserva :0 he pro\·idcd for lh~ Scheduled. Castes. the Saf, eduleJ ' Tribes. ex-sevicemen and o'hl!r special categories of per ~on', in accordance with the orders I~g'i:ied hv tl'le Omtrlll Gcwernment from time to tIme in thJli regard ~ rom, 2 l:IT'<f, 1987 ~~ lft1f ~ if;
f;rln:r, 1987 ~ I ;jfTtttl I " 3fWt~ ~~, ~ ~~ New Delhi, the 2nd March, 1987 O,S.R. 169.-Whoreas a draIt of the Tell (Amondment) of ecctioD 4~ of th., Tea Act, 1953 (29 of 1953), in thc Gazette of India. Part II, Section 3, Sub-section (i), dated the 4tb October, 1986 in the Ministry of Commerce No, tions and susacstion, from all persons likely to be IltIeeted thereby;
And wbereas the ~d.id Gazette was made available to the pubhc on the 4th October, 1986;
And wheroas the obJection~ and sllggestioDll bllve not been received so far;
Now, therefore. in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 49 of the said Act, the Central Government hereby makes the following rules, Damely:
1. (1) These rulcs roilY be called tbe Tea (Amendment) Rules, 1987.
(2) "These shall come into force {In the date of their publication in the Officilll Gaz.ette.
2. In the Tea Rulos. 1954, in rule 38, for the words nnd figuros "extends over a period of more than five years or involves eXpendlture in excess of Rs. 3.00,000", the words "involves expenditure in excess of rupees twenty lllkhs" shall be substituted.
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Provisions this rule answers to
Read out of the instrument itself: an enabling provision is one it says it was made under, which is the power it rests on. The rest it names without resting on.
Other instruments under the same Act
- Tea (Marketing) Control (Amendment) Order 2020 Order 2020
- Tea Warehouses (Licensing) Amendment Order, 2019 Order 2019
- Tea Waste (Control) amendment Order 2019 Order 2019
- Tea (Marketing) Control Amendment Order 2018 Order 2018
- Tea Warehouses (Licencing) Amendment Order, 2018 Order 2018
- Tea Waste (Control) Amendment Order, 2018 Order 2018
- The Tea (Marketing) Control Amendment Order, 2017 Order 2017
- Tea Board (Write Off Losses) Amendment Rules, 2016 Order 2016
- Tea Warehouses (Licensing) Amendment Order, 2016 Order 2016
- The Tea (Distribution and Export), Control (Amendment) Order, 2016 Order 2016
- The Tea (Marketing) Control Amendment Order, 2016 Order 2016
- The Tea(Amendment) Rules, 2016 Rule 2016
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