Uttar Pradesh Homoeopathic Medicines Act, 1951

Bare Act · 1951

Act number: 8 of 1952
Enacted: 19 May 1952
Contents: 68 sections

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Section 1 – Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2 – Definitions
Section 3 – Establishment of Board
Section 4 – Amendment of Section 4
Section 5 – Election of Chairman and the ViceChairman
Section 6 – Term of officer of members (preview)
Section 7 – First Board to be nominated by Government (preview)
Section 8 – Resignation of officer (preview)
Section 9 – Filling of casual vacancies in the office of a member or Chairman (preview)
Section 10 – Removal of members (preview)
Section 11 – Amendment of Section 11 (preview)
Section 12 – Duties of Chairman (preview)
Section 13 – Power of Board to require reports, etc. from Chairman (preview)
Section 14 – Delegation by Chairman of his powers and duties to a ViceChairman (preview)
Section 15 – Duties of ViceChairman (preview)
Section 16 – Nomination of members in default of election (preview)
Section 17 – Disqualification for membership (preview)
Section 18 – Notification of elections nomination and vacancies (preview)
Section 19 – Payment of allowance to members and Chairman (preview)
Section 20 – Meeting of the Board (preview)
Section 21 – Chairman of meetings (preview)
Section 22 – Omitted (preview)
Section 23 – Power of Chairman of meeting to maintain order (preview)
Section 24 – Decision by vote (preview)
Section 25 – The minute book and resolutions (preview)
Section 26 – Establishment of Advisory Committee (preview)
Section 27 – Validity of proceedings (preview)
Section 28 – Registrar and other officers and servants of the Board (preview)
Section 29 – Orders by Board for maintenance of register (preview)
Section 30 – Duties of Registrar (preview)
Section 31 – Persons entitled to be registered (preview)
Section 32 – Amendment of schedule (preview)
Section 33 – Power of Board to call for information from medical institutions (preview)
Section 34 – Information required from applicants for registration (preview)
Section 35 – Entry of new titles and qualifications in register (preview)
Section 36 – Powers of Board to prohibit entry in, or to direct removal from, the register, etc (preview)
Section 37 – Notice of deaths, and erasure of names from register (preview)
Section 38 – Penalty on unregistered person representing that he is registered (preview)
Section 39 – Procedure in inquiries and appeals (preview)
Section 40 – Publication of names entered in the register of Homoeopaths (preview)
Section 41 – Powers and duties of the Board (preview)
Section 42 – Budget (preview)
Section 43 – Revised budget (preview)
Section 44 – Homoeopathic Fund (preview)
Section 45 – Custody and investment of Homoeopathic Fund (preview)
Section 46 – Qualified practitioners certificates (preview)
Section 47 – Exemption from serving on inquests (preview)
Section 48 – Privileges under the United Provinces Excise Act, 1910 (preview)
Section 49 – Appeal to State Government from decision of Board (preview)
Section 50 – Bar to suit and other legal proceedings (preview)
Section 51 – Mode of proof of Board’s records (preview)
Section 52 – Restriction on the summoning of Board’s servants to produce documents (preview)
Section 53 – Temporary provisions regarding administration of the Board (preview)
Section 53-A – Powers of State Government to issue direction, etc (preview)
Section 53B – Additional power of the State Government (preview)
Section 54 – Court competent to try offences under this act and take cognizance of offences (preview)
Section 55 – Making of regulations (preview)
Section 56 – Power of State Government to make rules (preview)
Section 57 – Rules and Regulations (preview)
Section 58 – Savings (preview)
Section 59 – Power of the State Government to enforce the provisions of Part II (preview)
Section 60 – List of Practitioner (preview)
Section 61 – Provision to practice by persons not listed (preview)
Section 62 – Penalty (preview)
Section 63 – Examination before registration (preview)
Section 64 – Savings (preview)
Section 65 – Conferring granting or issuing diploma, license, etc. by unauthorized person or institution (preview)
Section 66 – False assumption of degree, diploma or certificate to be an offence (preview)

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