The Gujarat Repealing Act, 2011

The Gujarat Repealing Act, 2011

The Gujarat Repealing Act, 2011 is a legislative cleanup law designed to formally revoke redundant and outdated statutes in the state of Gujarat. It specifically repeals three legacy laws enacted during the colonial era under the former Bombay State: the Bombay Fodder and Grain Control Act of 1939, the Bombay Growth of Foodcrops Act of 1944, and the Bombay Cotton (Statistics) Act of 1946. Applying across Gujarat, this Act ensures that historical regulations governing emergency agricultural controls and cotton statistics are officially removed from active legal record. Eliminating these obsolete statutes simplifies the state's legal code, prevents administrative confusion, and maintains a clean, modernized statutory system.

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