The Shillong Commerce College (Taking- over of Management) Act, 1984
The Shillong Commerce College (Taking- over of Management) Act, 1984
This Act regulates the temporary transfer of management and control of Shillong Commerce College to the Government of Meghalaya for a period of five years starting in May 1984. It directly applies to the college, its former administrators, governing body, and state-appointed officials. The legislation matters because it authorized the state government to take over the institution's operations, assets, and funds, overriding previous administrative structures to ensure educational continuity. It penalizes non-cooperation by former administrators and permits the state to either return management to a new committee or permanently acquire the college property for public educational purposes in the future.
- 1. Short title extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Transfer of the management and control of the Commerce College and vesting thereof in the State Government.
- 4. Management of and control over the College and its affairs.
- 5. Preparation and submission of statements and penalty for non compliance.
- 6. Delivery of properties, Books of Accounts, Registers, etc., and penalty for non- compliance.
- 7. Creation of College Fund.
- 8. Relinquishment of management of the College or acquisition of the College.
- 9. Protection of action taken under the Act.
- 10. Power to make rules.
- 11. Over-riding effect of the Act.
- 12. Repeal of Ordinance 1 of 1984.
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