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Section 22: Inspection of register and documents

The Maharashtra Trade Unions Regulations, 1927State Regulations of Maharashtra · 1926

(1) The register of Trade Unions maintained in accordance with regulation 5 shall be open to inspection by any person on payment of a fee of *[Rs.50].

' Vide Industries and Labour Department's Notification No. TUA- 1064/49834-LAB-Il, dated 8th January, 1964.

? Subs. by G.N. dt. 13.12.2001, MGG Pt. I-L, Ext. dt. 13.12.2001 p.673

(2) Any documents in the possession of the Registrar receivedUr:'i'g:‘n o: registered Trade Union may be inspected by any member of the payment of '[a fee of Rs.50] for each document inspected. : f the

(3) Documents shall be open to inspection every day on which the offlceezy the Registrar is open and within such hours as may be fixed for this purpos Registrar.

28-1A- 223. Manner of referring dispute to Industrial Court under section ction (1) Any person desiring to obtain the consent of the Registrar under SUb'-s|e00urt

(1) of section 28-1A for the purpose of referring a dispute to the lpdustna o under that sub-section shall make an application to the Registrar in Form 'k

(2) On receipt of the application under sub-rule (1), the Registrar shall g}fhz such inquiries as he may deem fit; and if he is satisfied that any d'sp“'e,ve his nature referred to in sub-section (1) of section 28-1A exists he may g consent in Form "L", called the consent certificate.

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(3) On receipt of the consent certificate under sub-rule (2), the 39""‘:;22”% then refer the dispute to the Industrial Courtin Form "M" and enclose the consent certificate in original.

T Subs by G.N. dt. 13.12.2001, MGG PL I-L, Ext dt 1312 2001 p 673, 2 pdded by Government Notification Industries and Labour Depantment No TUA 1067123220, Lab-1l dated 8th October, 1968

Where this provision sits

ActThe Maharashtra Trade Unions Regulations, 1927
Section22
Marginal noteInspection of register and documents
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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