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Section 35

The West Bengal State Council of Technical Education Act, 1995State Act of West Bengal · Act 21 of 1995

(1) If, in the opinion of the State Government, the Council—

(a) has persistently made default in the performance of its functions under this Act, or

(b) has exceed or abused its powers, the State Government may, by order published in the Official Gazette and stating the reasons therefor, supersede the Council for such period, not exceeding two years, as may be specified in the order, and take such steps as may be necessary to re-establish the Council immediately on the expiry of the period of supersession.

Repeal, saving and validation.

Council to be guided by directions of State Government.

Supersession of Council.

315 The West Bengal State Council of Technical Education Act, 1995.

[West Ben. Act Consequences of supersession.

Council to continue as body corporate.

Reestablishment of Council.

(Chapter VI--Supplementary Provisions.—Sections 36-38.)

(2) The State Government may, if it considers necessary so to do, by order extend or modify from time to time the period of supersession which shall in no case in aggregate exceed three years.

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ActThe West Bengal State Council of Technical Education Act, 1995
Section35
JurisdictionState of West Bengal
StatusIn force as published by the source

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