The Employees‟ Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions
Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 19 of 195231 provisions
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| Type | Act |
|---|---|
| Citation | Act 19 of 1952 |
| Year | 1952 |
| Jurisdiction | Union territory of Chandigarh |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 31 |
| Subjects | labour |
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- Section 1 Short title, extent and application
- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 4 Power to add to Schedule I
- Section 5 Employees’ Provident Fund Schemes
- Section 5B State Board
- Section 5C Board of Trustees to body corporate
- Section 5D Appointment of officers
- Section 5E Delegation
- Section 6 Contributions and matters which may be provided for in Schemes
- Section 7 Modification of scheme
- Section 7C Determination of escaped amount
- Section 7J Procedure of Tribunals
- Section 7K Right of appellant to take assistance of legal practitioner and of Government, etc., to appoint presenting officers
- Section 7L Orders of Tribunal
- Section 7P Transfer of certain applications to Tribunals
- Section 7Q Interest payable by the employer
- Section 8C Recovery Officer to whomcertificate is to be forwarded
- Section 8D Validity of certificate and amendment thereof
- Section 8E Stay of proceedings under certificate and amendment or withdrawal thereof
- Section 8F Other modes of recovery
- Section 8G Application of certain provisions of Income-tax Act
- Section 9 Fund to be recognised under Act 11 of 1922
- Section 10 Protection against attachment
- Section 11 Priority of payment of contributions over other debts
- Section 13 Inspectors
- Section 14 Penalties
- Section 14AB Certain offences to be cognizable
- Section 14AC Cognizance and trial of offences
- Section 14B Power to recover damages
- Section 15 Special provisions relating to existing provident funds
- Section 16 Act not to apply to certain establishments
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