Section 10 of MHAP Act : Section 10: Power To Make Rules
MHAP Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a company in India that specializes in exporting large machinery parts. Each part is considered a "heavy package" due to its weight. According to Section 10 of The Marking of Heavy Packages Act, 1951, the company must adhere to the Central Government's rules regarding how these packages are marked, packed, and covered.
For instance, the rules may specify that each package must have the weight clearly marked on the outside in a specific font size and location. The company...
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