Section 2 of Mines Act : Section 2: Definitions
Mines Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a mining company operates a mine. According to the Mines Act, 1952:
An individual named Raj, who is 19 years old, is considered an adult under Section 2(b) because he has completed his eighteenth year. He is legally allowed to work in the mine.
Meena, who acts on behalf of the mine's owner by overseeing the operations, is considered the agent as per Section 2(c) because she takes part in the management and supervision of the mine.
The company must comply with the directions of the Chief Inspector o...
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