The Gazette of India. Saturday August 28 1948 (Part V)

In order to enable the Committee to have -a In pursuance of clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 37 of the Government of India Act 1935 the Governor-General has recommended the introduction of this Bill in the Legislature."PART V] THE GAZETTE OF INDIA AUGUST 28 1948 615 permanent source of income it is considered necessary to double the rate of eess on cotton and also to permit the Commit [...] 2. Under section 12(2) of the Indian Cotton Cess Act 1923 the Comittee is permitted to apply the proceeds of the Cess on cotton and any other monies received by it to meet the cost of such measures as it may with the previous approval of the Central Government undertake for promoting 'agrcultural and technological research in the interests of the cotton industry in Indian This sub-section [...] STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS The object of the Pill is to safeguard the loss of revenue in the case of persons who dispose of their properties with the intention of leaving India and settling somewhere else. [...] Marriage Certificate.—When the marriage has been solemnized the Registrar shall enter a certificate thereof in a book to be kept by him for that purpose and to be called the Civil Marriage Certificate Book under the Civil Marriage Act 194 " in the form given in the third schedule to this Act and such certificate shall be signed by the parties to the marriage and the three witnesses. [...] P. S. Deshmukh in which he intended to graft on the Act of 1872 a provision for the registration of marriages made under thea personal law of the parties; the result being that the Bill would retain the words considered offending by the author in the Act of 1923.