Assam · 1956 · Act 14

The Industrial Disputes (Appellate Tribunal) (Extension to the Assam Autonomous Districts) Act, 1956

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The 30th April 1956 t No.LjL .15/ 56 /l2.—Th e following Act of the Assam Legislat ive Assembly which received the assent of the Governor is hereby pub lished for general info rma tion . (R eceiv ed t he a ss en t o f th e Governor o n the 26th A pr il 1956) ASSAM ACT XIV OF 1956 THE IN DU ST RI AL DIS PUTES (APPEL LAT E TR IBUN AL ) (EXT EN SION TO TH E ASSAM AU TO NO MOU S DI ST RI CT S) ACT, 1956 (Pas sed by th e Assembly) [Published in the Assam Gazette, dated the 2nd May 1956] An Act to extend the Industrial Disputes {Appellate Tribunal) Act, 1950 to the Autonomous Districts in the State o f Assam. Pr ea mble.— Whereas it is ex pedient to extend the Industr ial Disputes (Appellate Tr ibu nal) Act, 1950 to t he Autonomous Distr icts in the Sta te of Assam ; It is hereby ena cted in the Seventh Yea r of the Republic of In di a as follows :— 1. Short t it le , ex ten t an d co m m en ce m en t.— (1) This Act may be called the Ind ust ria l Dispu tes (Ap pell ate Tr ibu nal) (Extension to the Assam Autonomous Districts) Act, 1956. (2) It shall extend to the Autonomou s Dist ricts referred to in Pa rt A of the Schedule app end ed to pa ragrap h 20 of the Sixth Schedule to the Const itut ion o f India , hereinafte r r efer red to as “ the said area s” . (3) Th is Act shall come into force on such da te as the Sta te Gov ern­ ment appo int in th at behal f. 2. Exten sio n of Pa rl iamen t Act XLVIII o f 1950.—All the provisions of t he Indust ria l Dispute s (Appellate Tr ibu na l) Act , 1950 shall app ly to the said areas, J . C. MED HI , Secy, to the Govt , of Assam, Leg. & Ju dl . Dcptt.

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