Section 4 of The Tea Act, 1953 : Section 4: Establishment And Constitution Of The Tea Board
The Tea Act, 1953
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Explanation using Example
Imagine that the Indian government decides to revamp the tea industry and introduces new policies for its promotion and regulation. To implement these policies, the government refers to Section 4 of The Tea Act, 1953, which mandates the establishment of a Tea Board.
The Central Government issues a notification in the Official Gazette announcing the establishment of the Tea Board, which will oversee the tea industry's development. The Tea Board is set up as a corporate body, capable of owning property, entering contracts, and legally pu...
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