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Section 3: Form of submitting a statement, the fees and oth er particulars under sub section (1) of Section 5

Delhi Shops and Establishments Rules,1954Union territory Rules of Delhi · 1954

Within 90 days from the date mentioned in column 2 in respect of Establishments mentioned in column 1, the occupier of the establishment shall send to the Chief Inspector a statement in Form " A " together with 1[prescribed fee paid in cash not exceeding one hundred rupees] 2[or a crossed postal order] in token of payment of such fees as are prescribed in Schedule I :- Establishments Date from which the period of 90 Days to commence

(i) Establishments existing in areas to which The date on which the Act comes into the Act is applicable on the date on which force the Act comes into force.

(ii) Establishments existing in local areas on The date on which the Act is brought the date on which the Act has been made into force by notification in local area applicable by notification or areas

(iii) New establishments in any area The date on which the establishment to which this Act is applicable commences its work

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ActDelhi Shops and Establishments Rules,1954
Section3
Marginal noteForm of submitting a statement, the fees and oth er particulars under sub section (1) of Section 5
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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