Section 16 of SJMA : Section 16: Powers Of The Board
SJMA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine the Salar Jung Museum Board is interested in acquiring a rare 17th-century Mughal painting that has come up for auction. As per Section 16(1), they must first get the necessary permissions and abide by any conditions the Central Government imposes for such acquisitions. Once they have the approval, they can proceed to bid for the painting under the powers granted to them.
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