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Section 48

Gold (Control) Ordinance, 1968Ordinance · 1968

(1) An artisan may accept article, ornament or Drimarv gold from the licensed dealer bv whom he is employed for the purpose of making, manufacturing, preparing, or polishing ornaments for such dealer.

384 T K E GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [PART II

(2) No artisan shall, save as otherwise provided in this Ordinance,-—

(i) buy or otherwise acquire or agree to buy or otherwise acquire, or

(ii) accept or otherwise receive or agree to accept or otherwise receive, or

(in) sell, deliver, transfer or otherwise dispose of or agree to sell, deliver, transfer or otherwise dispose of, any article, ornament or primary gold.

Artisan not to work at any place other than the premises of the dealer.

49. An artisan shall not work as such at any place other than the premises specified in the licence issued to the dealer by whom he Is employed.

Artisans to carryidentity cards with them.

50. Every artisan shall have in his possession the identity card granted to him while he carries on work as such artisan and shall produce it for inspection on demand by any Gold Control Officer.

CHAPTER X CANCELLATION AND SUSPENSION OF LICENCES AND CERTIFICATES Cancellation or suspension of licence or certificate.

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ActGold (Control) Ordinance, 1968
Section48
StatusIn force as published by the source

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