The Tea Ordinance, 1959
General Laws · Federal · 1959 · XLVI of 1959
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WHEREAS it is expedient to provide measures for the expansion of export of tea, for the setting up of bodies to establish new tea gardens and rehabilitate derelict tea gardens, and generally for the promotion of the tea industry, and for levying a cess on tea produced in Pa kistan; NOW, THEREFORE, in pursuance of the Proclamation of the seventh day of October, 1958, and in exercise of all powers enabling him in that behalf, the President is pleased to make and promulgate the following Ordinance:___ CHAPTER I PRELIMINARY
- Section 1: Short title, extent and commencement
- Section 2: Definitions
- Section 3: Constitution of Pakistan Tea Board
- Section 4: Functions of the Board
- Section 5: Control of the Board
- Section 6: Imposition of tea cess
- Section 7: Application of proceeds of cess
- Section 8: Keeping of accounts and audit and annual reports
- Section 9: Constitution of Tea Development Committee
- Section 10: Functions of the Committee
- Section 11: Grants and loans by Government to the Committee
- Section 12: Appointment of officials by the Committee
- Section 13: Keeping of accounts
- Section 14: Export allotment and its distribution
- Section 15: Export auctions
- Section 16: Export of tea purchased at export auctions
- Section 17: Control of export of tea and tea seeds
- Section 18: Registration of contracts
- Section 19: Power to prohibit transport storage or sale
- Section 20: Power to call for information etc
- Section 21: Delegation of powers
- Section 22: Power to exempt
- Section 23: Penalties
- Section 24: False statement
- Section 25: Protection of action taken in good faith
- Section 26: Cognizance of offences
- Section 27: Special provision regarding fines
- Section 28: Presumption as to orders
- Section 29: Power to make rules
- Section 30: Power to make bye-laws
- Section 31: 2[* * * * * * *]
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