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The Haryana Co-operative Societies Act, 1984State Act of Haryana · Act 37 of 1984

( 1 ) No cane shall be purchased for a sugar factory unless its occupier has, in the prescribed form sent a notice of such intention to Ihe I Cane Commissioner, nominating one or more person as agents for making such purchases, and no agent shall be changed without prior notice in writing to the Cane Commissioner :

'[Provided that the occupier of a factory s h d l not norni~lai'e m y person to be the purchasing agent at an out cane purchasing centre if such a person has worked as purchasing agent at that cenrre for a totai peiiod of three years :

Provided further that such a person may be renominated as a i purchasing agent at that centre aficr a period of at least five years has expired since he last so served.]

(2) Any person appointed as agent under sub-section (1) shall deposit as security a sum of rupees one thousand in cash or Government Promissory Notes and no penon shall be deemed to have been appointed as agent until1 such deposit is made, and he has been given a licence in the manner prescribed.

1 - Substi~ued by Haryana Act 14 of 1978.

2. Added by ibid.

1953 : Pb. Act 401 SUGARCANE (REGULATION OF PURCHASE AND SUPPLY)

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ActThe Haryana Co-operative Societies Act, 1984
Section6
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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