does not exceed three hundred rupees; (v) to specify in the Act the grace period of 10 days for payment of tax in respect ... Vehicles Taxation Act, 1957 is intended to be amended to prevent this practice to avoid loss of revenue to the State. The grace period
Section 6 in Public Debt Act, 1944
6. Notice of trust not receivable.
(1) No notice of any trust in respect of any Government security ... provisions of sub-section (1), the Bank may, as an act of grace and without any liability to the Bank or to [the Government] [Subtitued
regulation (i), the National Housing Bank may as an act of grace and without liability to the National Housing Bank record in its books such
increased pension. Note. - (4) Grant of compassionate allowance being an act of grace the grant of any further concession in the shape of a condonation
increased pension. Note 4-Grant of compassionate allowance being an act of grace the grant of any further concession in the shape of a condonation
powers conferred by Section 4 of the Extra Provincial Jurisdiction Act, 1947 (XLVII of 1947), read with Notification No. 45-P, dated 1st March ... history of the Feudatory Jahagirdars it is considered appropriate as an act of grace to provide that the holders of the said Jahagirs shall
increased pension. Note. - (4) Grant of compassionate allowance being an act of grace the grant of any further concession in the shape of a condonation
increased pension. Note 4-Grant of compassionate allowance being an act of grace the grant of any further concession in the shape of a condonation
behalf by the Government. (3) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, a copy of the account referred to in clause ... disposed of as provided in this Act, although the period of redemption and days of grace have expired. Explanation. - Where the contract between the parties
words the Central Government by the Public Debt (Central Governemnt) Amendment Act, 1949 (6 of 1949) Section 6 (1-4-1949)] , nor shall the Government ... provisions of sub-section (1), the Bank may, as an act of grace and without any liability to the Bank or to [the Government] [Subtitued
