Bare ActsThe Tamil Nadu Registration of Practitioners of Integrated Medicine Act, 1956

Section 13

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If at any time it shall appear to the Government Control by that the Board has neglected to exercise or has exceeded or ~ov2rnment* abused any power conferred upon it under this Act, or has neglected to perform any duty imposed upon it by this Act, the Government may notify the partic.ulars of such nt&lect. excess .qr abuse to the Bo.3,rd and, if the BoaJ fails to remedy such negloci, excess ot' abuse, within such time as may be fixed by the Goverr ment in this behalf, the GoveInment may, for the purpose of remedying such negtect, excess or abuse, cituso any or all of the powers' and , duties of the Board to be exercised and pel f a me& 'by such agency and fcr such period as .the Gover ilmen t may think 'fit, a -14. Every person who falsely pretecds to be a registered PeDalty for . practitioner, whether any person is actually deceived by falsely such pretence or not, shall, on conviction, be liable to be gretmdjng to be a registered punished with fine* which may extend to three hundred ionere rupees. . I , . . - - -- i This marginal heading was suhstituted for the original ~~a~gi;,,i heading by section 3(1) of the Tamil Nadu Registration of Practi- tioners of Integrated Medicine (Amendnlent) Act, 1971 (Tamil Nadu ~ c t 3.6 of 1971), which was deemed to have corne into force on the 28th November 1956. 2 These words were inserted by section 3(2) of the Tamil Nadu Registration of Practitioners of Integrated h4edicine (Amendment) ~ c t , 1971 (Tamil Nadu Act 36 c f 1971), which was aeemed to have come into force on the 28th Novembr 1956. 640 Registration of Prcrctitioners [I956 : T.N. Act X XVPI of Integrated Medicine Powlr to

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