Bare ActsMadras Public Health Act, 1939

Section 92

Consequence of notification.--

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Upon the issue of a notification under Section 89, the following consequences shall ensue, namely:-- (a) The construction or establishment of any new factory, workshop or workplace, or the carrying on of any new offensive trade in the areas specified in the notification shall be absolutely prohibited. (b) In the case of any factory, workshop or workplace in existence at the time when the notification comes into force or of any offensive trade in existence, at such time, the restrictions, limitations and conditions, if any, specified in the notification, shall be observed in the areas aforesaid. Explanation.- (1) If work in any factory, workshop, or workplace existing at the time when the notification under Section 89 comes into force or any offensive trade carried on by any person at such time ceases to be carried on for a continuous period of not less than one year, the resumption of work in such factory, workshop or workplace or of such offensive trade as the case may be, shall, unless the Government otherwise order, be deemed to be absolutely prohibited under clause (a). Explanation.- (2) In the case referred to in Explanation (1), where the period exceeds six months but does not extend to one year, work in the factory, workshop or workplace or the offensive trade, as the case may be, shall not be resumed without written permission of the Health Officer unless the Government otherwise order.

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