The Tea Rules, 1954
Central Rules ยท 195328 provisions
The enactment
| Long title | Principal Rules |
|---|---|
| Type | Rules |
| Year | 1953 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Ministry of Commerce and Industry |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 28 |
| Subjects | ip |
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- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 4 Constitution of the Board and manner of filling vacancies
- Section 5 Term of Office
- Section 6 Resignation
- Section 7 Removal from the Board
- Section 8 Absence from India
- Section 9 Vice-Chairman
- Section 10 Minimum number of meeting of the Board
- Section 11 Power to call meetings
- Section 12 Appointment of Committees
- Section 13 Functions of Committees
- Section 14 Absence from meetings of a Committee
- Section 15 Filling of Casual Vacancies
- Section 16 Business by circulation
- Section 17 Record of Business
- Section 18 Restriction on delegation of powers
- Section 19 Appointments
- Section 29 Copy of accounts of quotas to be furnished to tea estates
- Section 30 Creation and abolition of posts
- Section 31 Permission to plant tea
- Section 32 Forms to bo lis^cl
- Section 33 Collection of Duty of Customs
- Section 34 Budget Estimates
- Section 35 Accounts of the Board
- Section 36 Power to Incur expenditure
- Section 37 Borrowing Powers
- Section 39 Custody and disbursement of funds
- Section 40 Sending persons abroad
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