The Bombay (Second) Repealing and Amending Act, 1951

The Bombay (Second) Repealing and Amending Act, 1951

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The Bombay (Second) Repealing and Amending Act, 1951, is a routine legislative housekeeping law that updates, corrects, and refines several existing statutes in the former State of Bombay in India. It regulates minor administrative details across various public sectors, modifying laws governing local courts, universities, municipal corporations, and village councils. This act applies to state administrators, local government officials, educational institutions, and residents subject to these regional laws. It matters because it ensures legal clarity and efficiency by correcting typos, updating official titles, and aligning older laws with major structural government changes, such as the separation of judicial and executive powers.

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