Section 22 of Mines Act : Section 22: Powers Of Inspectors When Causes Of Danger Not Expressly Provided Against Exist Or When Employment Of Persons Is Dangerous

Mines Act

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a scenario where an Inspector visits a coal mine and notices that the support beams in one of the tunnels are severely weakened, posing a significant risk of collapse. The Inspector, invoking Section 22(1) of The Mines Act, 1952, issues a written notice to the mine's manager, detailing the dangerous condition of the support beams and specifying a timeframe within which the issue must be addressed to prevent potential harm to the miners.

If the mine manager fails to act on this notice within the given time, the Inspector could then employ Section 22(1A) to prohibit the employment of any non-essential personnel in the affected are...

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