Bare Act

The Maharashtra Tribal Economic Condition (Improvement) Act, 1976

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This law aims to improve the economic well-being of tribal communities in Maharashtra by regulating the sale and purchase of agricultural produce. It explicitly applies to areas and people designated as Scheduled Tribes. The government has the power to define specific agricultural products and set limits on how much can be sold at a time, ensuring fair market behavior. By controlling retail trade in this way, the Act seeks to protect tribal populations from economic exploitation and foster their overall development.

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