THE HIMACHAL PRADESH ANTYODAYA CORPORATION ACT, 1979
The Himachal Pradesh Antyodaya Corporation Act, 1979
The Himachal Pradesh Antyodaya Corporation Act, 1979 establishes a state-run public corporation dedicated to the economic upliftment of underprivileged Antyodaya families in Himachal Pradesh. The legislation outlines the structure, governance, capital, and financial administration of the Corporation, empowering it to provide loans, grants, margin money, skill training, and marketing support to beneficiaries. It applies to designated low-income families, state officials, financial institutions, and corporate board members. This Act is important because it creates a direct institutional mechanism to alleviate poverty, generate rural employment, and enhance economic self-reliance for vulnerable communities across the state through targeted financial assistance and development schemes.
Chapter I PRILIMINARY →
Chapter II INCORPORATION OF HIMACHAL PRADESH ANTYODAYA →
Chapter III MANAGEMENT OF THE CORPORATION →
Chapter IV FUNCTIONS AND FUNDS OF THE CORPORATION →
Chapter V RECOVERY OF LOANS AND GRANTS →
Chapter VI ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT →
Chapter VII MISCELLANEOUS →
- 28Dissolution of Board.
- 29Consequences of dissolution of the Board.
- 30Bar of jurisdiction.
- 31Protection of action taken in good faith.
- 32Officers and employees to be public servants.
- 33Indemnity of Directors.
- 34Exemption from registration fee and stamp duty.
- 35Power to make regulations.
- 36Power to make rules.
- 37Power to remove difficulty.
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