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Notwithstanding.anything coii:!i?? in any other law · of instrument having the force of law for the time ?inc in. fore', 'the appointments made to any ". post in the University · in accordance with the · Statutes and Regulations shall be deemed to be valid and in accordance with law. 71.(1) The State Government shall have the power to eause m, ·inspcet;on of the University, its buildings, .., and/or l'l1??nt ·of any other college; institution, llllitutiQns to o.t?anJzat:i,on,sehoe], trust or society on· such tenns and 6e Univ??r,. . ?nditions as it may deem proper .. (2{The Universitymay adopt any college, institution, ,school or village et cetera. or 'to start-any such adoption programme with the approval of the Governing Board .. 68.(J) The Universitymay institute for the benefit of University faculty, officers·,teachers, staff ond any of the servants of the University in such man? ?s pension; g.?t'.!:ty, in:u,iuite, and provident fundas it may deem fit in such ,mannerand subject to such conditions as may be prescribed .by Ordinances.; (2) The University may also make provisions for the benefit of students in such matters as· insurance et cetera as it may deem fit in such manner and subject .to. such conditions as may be prescribed by Ordinances; · (3) Where the Universityhas .so instituted. a provident fund under sub-section (1), the Government may declare that the provisions of the Provident: Fund Act, l 925 shall appl)' to such fund as of the Un1v?;:;:!ywere a local authority and the fund a Government provident fund. (4).The. University may invest the prov?t fund amount in suchmanner as it may d?nnjlle or as determined by the OovemingBoard: · · 69.The te:tms and conditions of service (including contract service) and the redressaJ of grievances relating . thereto,.of faculty, o(teachers, officers and employec,sof. the University ·sh•II be such as may be prescribed by the Regulations, · Pasion, Gratuity, illlurance and Provident Fund. (Central Act XIX of 1925) Penalties. 64 ,(?) Notwithstanding anything contained Ir. this Act or any other law for the time beh1g in. force, the St? -m.ay by order in writing call for any infonnation · from the . University on any matter relating to ?e affairs of the.· Universityand the -t.llliversityshall, if s?h infonnation is available with it; furnish the State ..with such information within a reasonable period. (3) The. University shall have the right. to make such appeal I representations. to the State Government,as and when it may consider necessaey? · 7l.Notwithstanding anything. contained in the University Grant of Grants Commission Act, 1956 orin any othor law for the Degrees. ume.··.boing in force. .the -1:Jniv??l?lhcl,power . to pt .degrees and.other-academio disiinctiom·antf:titles under this Act. 73.The Academic Council .may, ·by a special resohrtion Withdrawal of passed by a majority of not less than two-thirds of the Degrees. meD1berspresent and voting. withdraw any -degree,title or academic distinction conferred on, or any certificate or diploma granted to, including an honorary degree .of academic · d,istinction granted to. or oo.gferred upon, a student or an eminent person or any person by the · University for good and suff1eient cause: Provided that · 11o:·wdt.? · shall 1'c-l)IISSed until a notice in writing has been given to that person calling Upon him to showcause within such time as may be. specified In' the notice why such resolution should not be passed and until his objections, if any and any evidence he may produce in support of them, have been consi?ered by the Academic Council. 74.(l) Whoever indulges or indulgedin the forgery or impersonation. or fraud or unauthorized ·duplicatidn of any document of the. University or anybody I authority connected with the University or as any persori,officer, faculty, staff, .teacher without such authority to do so or · unless authorized I without any pennission by · the Chancellor shall be a cognizable offence- and shall .on conviction• be punishable with a minimum tine of rupees ten million which may ?nd to rupees hundred miUjon or with an imprisonment for a term of six rn.onths which may extend to five years or with both. (2) Whoever contravenes the provisionsofthis Act or the 65 Statutes, the Ordinances, Rules, and Regulations made there under or any· examination matters or in matters relating to award of degrees or .in giving marks· cards without such authority to do so or unless authorized I without any permission by the Chancellor shall be a cognizable offe1tce and shall on convfctionbe punishable with a minimum fine of rupees ten million which may extend to rupees hundred million or with an imprisonment for a' term of six months which may extend ' to five years or with both. (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act. or in any other law, for the time being in force, no person or> : institution other than the University, shall confer, grant or issue or hold himself or itself out as entitled to confer, ' ' ' grant or issue any degree, .dlplomaor certificate which is identical with or is.a colorable itr.ttation of any degree, . diploma or· certificate conferred, granted or issued by the University; ' (4) Contravention of the provisions of sub-section (3), shall be a cognizable offense and shall on conviction be punishable with a minlnruui fin€ of rupees ten milJion which may extend to rupees hundred million or with an imprisonment for a term of six months which may extend to five years or with both. (5) Where an offence under· this section has been committed by a· company, the company as well as every person in charge of, and responsible to, the company' for the conduct of its business at the time of the commission of the offence shall be deemed to be guilty of the offence and shall be liable to be proceeded against and punished . accordingly; (6) Notwithstanding anything· contained in this. section, where an offence under this section has been committed by a, company and. it is proved that the offence. has been committed with the consent or connivanceof,' or that the commission of the offence is attributable to any Aeglect on the part of, any Part _, Director,Manager, Secretary -y· .mother cffic.:cr :Sthe co.upany, such Partne,, Dii"t:aAor, Manager Secretarf or anourer officer · shall also be deemed to be guilty of that offence and shall be Hable to be proceeded. against and punished · accordingly. E"planation.- ... For ,the purposrs 'Of)his section?- (a) "Company" means any body corporate and includes a Flaws in constitution A?thorities. 66 firm or other association of individual?; and (b)"Director" in relation to a fi'rm is a partner in the finn: · Provided that nothing contained. in: this section. shall· renderany such ps;.n liable to any punish.ment if he proves that· the ofr'?se · ?- comrnitt,? without his knowledge Qr :lhat he ·exercjsed . an due ·diligence . to prevent the commission of such off?. . (7)A penalty under this section m.ay be imposec! ·wli:hout prejudice to the penalty specified in any Gther State or Central Act. 75.(1) No person · shall be qualified for election or Dis- member ... as a member of any of the authorities of the qualification. University. if, on the date of nomination or e!?t,on, · be is- {Gl) iJ! ur.;cund !mild; (b) . an ?pplicant to be adjudicated insolvent or an undischarged insolvent; (c) sentenced by a criminal court to . impriS(!!)mentf" ". ::O"j offence involving moral turpitude. (2) In the case of.dispute_ or doubt, the Chancellor shall determine _.whether a person i? .4isqu.,?lifiedUnt!4!!' S!lb- section (l)and his decision shall be final and binding. Constitution of 76.All the authorities of the University shaH have the cormriittees. power to appoint committees . / · sub-committees and to · delegate to· .them such of their powers as .·they deem fit; such committees shall, unless there be some special · provision. in this Act to the contrary, consist of such members of the authority concerned and of such other persons, if any, as the authority in each case may think flt. the