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U. P. Sugar and Power Alcohol Industries Labour Welfare and Development Fund Rules, 1951State Rules of Uttar Pradesh · 1951

A non-official nom office by letter addressed to the Chairman Housing Board as the case may be, inated member may resign his of the Advisory Commiittee or the : - G Scanned with OKEN Scanner R. 14] u.p. sUGAR & POWER ALC.

IND. LA, W, & D, FUND RU LES, 1951 2425 r may be declared by 1 of office.—A nominated m embe Housing Board to ha ve 10. Vacatiol ory Committee or the the Chairman of the Advis vacated his office—

(6) if he becomes insolvent;

or

(b) if he s convicted of any offence which in the opi nion of Government involves mo ral turpitude ; or onsecutive meetings of t he Advisory ut leave of absence from f the State (¢) if he is absent from three ¢ Gommittee or the Housing Bo ard witho!

its Chairman ; or

(d) if, in the opinion of the Sta te Government, it i he should continue to be a me mber of the Advisory Col the Housing Board ; or (¢) if he is declared to be of unsound mind by a competent cout s undesirable that mmittee OT rt.

ProcepuRE RELATING TO MEETING S

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ActU. P. Sugar and Power Alcohol Industries Labour Welfare and Development Fund Rules, 1951
Section9
Marginal noteRegistration
JurisdictionState of Uttar Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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