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The Architects Act, 1972

The Architects Act, 1972 regulates the profession of architects in India.

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Summary

The Architects Act, 1972 is an Act to provide for the registration of architects and to regulate the profession of architects in India. The Act establishes the Council of Architecture (COA), which is responsible for maintaining the Register of Architects, setting standards for architectural education, and regulating the profession. The Act also sets out the qualifications for registration as an architect, the code of conduct for architects, and the penalties for professional misconduct. The COA is empowered to make regulations for the conduct of the profession and to enforce the provisions of the Act.

Table of Contents

15 sections
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1Section 1: Short Title, Extent And CommencementOpen
2Section 2: DefinitionsOpen
3Section 3: Constitution Of Council Of ArchitectureOpen
4Section 4: President And Vice-President Of CouncilOpen
5Section 5: Mode Of ElectionsOpen
6Section 6: Terms Of Office And Casual VacanciesOpen
7Section 7: Validity Of Act Or Proceeding Of Council, Executive Committee Or Other Committees Not To Be Invalidated By Reason Of Vacancy, EtcOpen
8Section 8: DisabilitiesOpen
9Section 9: Meetings Of CouncilOpen
10Section 10: Executive Committee And Other CommitteesOpen
11Section 11: Fees And Allowances To President, Vice-President And MembersOpen
12Section 12: Officers And Other EmployeesOpen
13Section 13: Finances Of CouncilOpen
14Section 14: Recognition Of Qualifications Granted By Authorities In IndiaOpen
15Section 15: Recognition Of Architectural Qualifications Granted By Authorities In Foreign CountriesOpen
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