Bare Act
The Cotton Ginning and Pressing Factories (Bombay Amendment) Act, 1936
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This Act regulates the operation of cotton ginning and pressing factories within the Bombay region. Its primary objective is to ensure the quality of cotton by prohibiting fraudulent practices, such as watering or mixing seeds and foreign substances into the cotton. It mandates that factory owners obtain a valid license to operate and submit regular production returns to the government. Furthermore, the Act empowers authorities to inspect factories, fix maximum service rates to protect farmers, and penalize those who violate these standards. For the ordinary citizen, this law safeguards the integrity of the cotton supply chain and ensures fair trade practices.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Amendment of section 2 of Act XII of
- 2A. Licence for working cotton ginning factory or cotton pressing factory
- 3. Amendment of section 3 of Act XII of
- 3A. Prohibition against watering, etc., of cotton
- 3B. Examination of cotton, packages or bales
- 3C. Entry and inspection
- 5. Returns
- 6. Amendment of section 6 of Act XII of
- 7. Amendment of section 7 of Act XII of
- 11A. Power of Magistrate to pass sentence
- 13. Amendment of section 13 of Act XII of
- 16. Penalty
- 17. Compounding offences, etc
- I. SCHEDULE
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