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Section 13

The Punjab Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Rule 1964State Rules of Haryana · 1963

(1) If the appeal is not preferred in the manner laid down in the proceeding rule or is not accompanied by the prescribed fee it shall be summarily rejected.

(2) If the appeal is not rejected under sub-rule(1), the Board shall decide the same after giving the appellant, and where the appeal is against the order of Registrar passed in relation to any person other than the appellant, after giving such person an opportunity of being heart. Every division of the Board shall be communicated to the Registrar who shall give effect to the same.

14. Each part of the Register shall be further sub-divided into the following two sections:- Section A-containing the name of Registered Practitioners who follow the Ayurvedic System.

Section B-containing the names of Registered Practitioners who follow the Unani System.

15. The Register shall show in respect of each Practitioner the following particulars:- a) Registration Number.

b) Full Name, in case of married woman, her maiden name and full married name.

c) Father’s name d) Date of birth.

e) Address.

f) Place or places and period or periods of training.

g) Nature of qualifications and dates on which these qualifications were obtained in the case of practitioners registered in Part I of the Register.

h) System in which in the case of practitioners registered in Part II of the Register.

i) Date of Registration (under this heading the date when new registration number is allotted to a practitioner already registered under the East Punjab Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Act, 1949, or under the Pepsu Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Act, 2008 B.K., shall be mentioned and in case of fresh registration the date when the name is entered in the Register shall be noted).

16. Each page of the Register shall be verified by the Registrar’s signatures.

17. For carrying out the purposes of the Act the Board may appoint such Committees consisting of such number of persons as it may deem fit. Each Committee appointed by the Board shall perform such functions as may be assigned to it by the Board:

Provided that nothing in this rule shall be deemed to empower a Committee so appointed to exercise such functions as are specifically mentioned in the Act to be performed by the Board or any other authority.

18. The common seal referred to in sub-section(2) of section 3 shall be kept by the Registrar in his custody. It shall be affixed on each Registration Certificate which is issued under the provisions of these rules and on such other documents as the Chairman may, by order, direct.

19. Each member shall be entitled to get a fee of thirty rupees per day for attending a meeting of the Board or any Committee thereof which shall be paid in addition to the traveling allowance admissible to him under these rules.

20. For attending meetings of the Board or any Committee thereof the official member shall be paid traveling allowance in accordance with the provisions of the Punjab Traveling Allowance Rules, as amended from time to time. (Non official members will be allowed T.A. at first class railway fare but the allowance for incidental expenses will be paid to them at half the second class fare and if the line by which they travel does not provide second class accommodation 8 pies per mile.

21. The Board shall open an account in the State Bank of Indian and all moneys received by it shall be deposited in the Bank subject to the provisions of rule 22.

22. All moneys payable to the Board shall be received on behalf of the Board by the Registrar or any other employee of the Board authorized by him in writing in this behalf, and shall be deposited in the Bank on the day following that on which these are received:

Provided that the Registrar may keep with him an amount not exceeding two hundred rupees as imprest money.

23. All moneys received or spent on behalf of the Board shall without any reservation be brought to the accounts of the Board in the General Cash Book to be maintained in the form given in Appendix C under the direct Supervision of the Registrar and in his absence under the supervision of an employee of the Board authorized by him in writing.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Punjab Ayurvedic and Unani Practitioners Rule 1964
Section13
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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