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List of Bare Acts Titles of Bare Act Included Acts P.H No. Administration of Evacuee Property Act,1950 1 Administrative Tribunals Act,1985 • Central Administrative Tribunal (Procedure) 2 rules 1987 • Central Administration Tribunal Rules of Practice 1993 • Contempt of Courts (C.A.T.) rules 1992 • Table of jurisdiction of Benches of Central Administrative Tribunal Advocates Act,1961 • Bar council of India rules,1975 3 • Bar council of India training rules,1995 Advocates Welfare fund Act,2001 (Govt.) 4 Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981 • Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) 5 (Govt.) Rules 1982 • Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) ( Union Territories) Rules 1983 Air Force Act 1950 • Air Forces Rules 1969 6 Aircraft Act 1934 • Aircraft Rules 1937 as amended in 2007 7 • Indian Aircraft Rules 1920 (Relevant Provisions) • Notification Under the Aircraft (Public Health) Rules 1954 • Aircraft(Demolition of Obstructions Caused by Buildings and Trees, etc) Rules 1994 • Statutory Notification Affecting Aviation in India • Aircraft (Carriage of Dangerous Goods Rules 2003 as amended in 2007 Airport Authority of India Act 1994 • Airport Authority of India (Manner of 8 Service of notice on Unauthorised occupant)Rules 2004 • Airport Authority of India (Lost Property) Regulations 2003 • Airport Authority of India (Contract) Regulations 2003 Ancient Monument and Archaeological Sites and • Ancient Monument and Archaeological Sites 9 remain Act 1958 and remain Rules 1959 • Ancient Monument Preservation Act 1904 • Madras Ancient and Historical Monuments and Archaeological Sites and remains Act 1996 Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972 • Antiquities and Art Treasures Rules 1973 10 Apprenticeship Act, 1961 • Apprenticeship Rules 1992 11 • Central Apprenticeship council Rules 1962 • List of Industries covered under Apprentices Act, 1961 • Reconstituted central Apprenticeship council Arbitration Act, 1940 • 12 Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (Govt.) • Appointment of Arbitrators by the Chief 13 Justice of India Scheme 1996 • Model Specimens of Arbitration Agreements Architects Act 1972 • Govt Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972 • Antiquities and Art Treasures Rules 1973 14 Armed Forces (Special Power) Act,1958 • Armed Forced (Emergency duties) Act 1947 15 Armed Forces Tribunal Act,2007 • Armed Forces Tribunal (Procedure for 16 appointment of vice‐chairman and other member) Rules 2008 • Armed Forces Tribunal (Procedure for investigation of misbehaviour incapacity of chairperson, vice‐Chairman and other member) Rules 2008 • Armed Forces Tribunal (financial and Administrative power)Rules 2008 • Armed Forces Tribunal (Procedure) Rule 2008 • Armed Forces (Practice) Rules 2009 • Armed Forces Tribunal (Salaries , allowances and condition of service of Chairperson and members) Rules 2009 Arms Act 1959 • Arms Rules 1962 17 Army Act 1950 • Army Rules 1954 18 Banking Regulation Act, 1949 • Banking Regulation (Amendment) and 19 Miscellaneous Provision Act 2004 • Banking Companies (Nomination) Rules 1985 • Co‐operative Banks (Nomination) Rules 1985 Bankers books Evidence Act 1891 (Govt.) • 19 Bar Council of India Rules • Bar Council of India Rules Training Rules 20 1995 • Advocates (Right to take up law teaching) Rules 1979 • Model Schemes for welfare of advocates framed by Bar Council of India • Bar Council of India Rules advocates welfare scheme 1998 • Advocates Act 1961 Benani transactions (Prohibition) Act 1988 • 21 Biological Diversity Act 2002 • United nations conversation on Biological 22 Diversity • Johannesburg declaration on sustainable development 2002 Birth, Death and Marriage Registration Act 1886 • GOVT. Boilers Act 1923 (Govt.) • Indian boilers (Amendment) Act 2007 23 Bombay Prevention of Begging Act 1959 • Delhi prevention of Begging Rules 1960 24 Bombay Police Act 1951 25 Bombay Prohibition Act • Bombay Act XXV of 1949 26 Bounded labour system (Abolition Act, 1975 • Rules 1976 27 Border Security Force Act 1968 • Border Security Force rules 1960 28 Bureau of India Standards Act 1986 • Bureau of India Standards rules 1987 29 • Bureau of India Standards (Certificate Regulations 1988) • Bureau of India Standards (Recognition of Consumers Associations) Rules 1991 • Clinical thermometer (Quality Control)n Order 2001 Building and other construction workers (Regulation • Building and other construction workers 29 of employment and conditions of service) Act 1996 (Regulation of employment and conditions of service) central rule, 1998 • Building and other construction workers welfares cess Act, 1996 • Building and other construction workers Welfare cess rules,1998 CRPR Act 1949 • CRPF rules1955 30 Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act 1995 • Cable Television Networks rules 1994 31 • Radio, Television and Video Cassette Recorder sets (Exemption from licensing requirements) rules 1997 • Names of Doordarshan Channels to be Re‐ transmitted by the cable operators in their cable services • Notification regarding Pay channels • Standards of Quality of Service (Broadcasting and cable service) (Cable Television‐CAS Areas) regulation,2006 Cantonments Act, 2006 • 32 Carriage by Air Act, 1972 • 33 Carriage by Road Act 2007 • 34 Carrier Laws Land Sea, Air • Carrier Act 1994 35 • Indian Carriage of goods by sea Act 1925 • Carriage by air Act 1972 • Multimodal transportation of goods Act 1993 • Registration of Multimodal transports rules 1992 • Multimodal transport document rules 1994 • Model specimens of carriage contract agreement Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in • Highlights 36 Admission) Act 2006 • Statement of object and reasons • National commission for backward classes Act 1993 (Govt.) • Select provisions of relevant statutes • List of cases relating to reservation in admission in Educational institutions Central Excise Act 1944 • Finance Act 2003 37 Central Industrial Security Force Act 1968 • Central Industrial Security Force rules 2001 38 Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989 • Rent a Cab Scheme 1989 39 • Rules of the Road regulations 1989 Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989 • Central Motor Vehicles (5th amendment) 39 rules 2001 • Motor Vehicles (New High security Registration plates) order 2001 • Motor vehicles (All India permit for tourist transport operators) rules 1993 • Driving licences (Conditions for Exemption) Rules 1992 • Rules of the Road regulations 1989 • Overall dimension of Motors vehicles (Prescription of conditions for exemption)Rule 1991 • Liquefied petroleum Gas (LPG) (Regulation of use in Motor vehicles) order 2001 • Rent a CAB scheme 1989 Rent a motor cycle scheme 1997 • Solarium scheme 1989 • Specification for maximum gross vehicles weight and maximum safe Axie weight • Registration Mark on vehicles for states and union territories • Types of Motor vehicles at a glance • Maximum safe Axie weight • Use of red light on the top front of the vehicle • Rent a motor cycle scheme 1997 • Liquefied petroleum gas (Regulation of use in Motor vehicles) order 2001 • Motor vehicles (New high security registration plates) order 2001 • Specification of arts, components or Assembles and Relevant Standard for manufacture of vehicles • Central Motor vehicles (regulation of bus service between Amritsar and Lahore ) rules 2006 • Central Motor vehicles (regulation of bus service between Amritsar and Nan kana sahib) rules 2006 Central Sales Tax Act 1956 • Central Sales Tax (amendment) Act 2005 40 • Finance Act 2006 • Central Sales Tax (Registration and turnover) rules 1957 Central Vigilance Commission Act 2003 • Prevention of Corruption Act,1988 41 • Delhi special polices establishment Act,1946 • Provision of other statutes referred Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920 • Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 42 • Religious Endowment Act, 1863 (Govt.) • Model specimens of trust deed and endowment Chartered Accountants regulations, 1988 • 43 Child marriage restraint Act, 1929 (Govt.) • 44 Child labour (Prohibition & Regulation) Act 1986 • Child labour (Prohibition & Regulation) 44 Rules 1988 • Children (Pleading of labour) Act 1933 Chit fund Act, 1982 • Chit fund rules 2007 45 Cigarettes and other Tobacco products (Prohibition of • Cigarettes and other Tobacco products 45 Advertisement and regulation of Trade and (Prohibition of Advertisement and Commerce, Produce, Supply and Distribution) regulation of Trade and Commerce, Produce, Act,2003 Supply and Distribution) Act 2004 • Prohibition on sale of cigarettes and other Tobacco • Products around educational Institutions rules 2004 • Cigarettes and other Tobacco products (Packaging and labelling) rules 2008 • Prohibition of smoking in Public places rules 2008 Cinematograph Act 1952 • Cine worker welfare cess Act, 1981 46 • Cine workers welfare fund Act, 1981 • Cine workers & Cinema theatre workers (Regulation of employment) Act 1981 • Allied rules Citizenship Act 1955 • Citizenship Rules 1956 47 • 2004 Amendment of citizenship rules 1956 in their application to the States of Gujarat and Rajasthan • Citizenship (Registration of Citizens and issue of National identity cards) Rules 2003 Cr.P.C 1973 • Cr.P.C (amendment) Act 2010 48 Collection of Statistics Act • 49 Commissions for protection of Child rights Act 2005 • Notes on Clauses 50 Commission of inquiry Act 1952 (Govt.) • Commission of inquiry (Central) rules 1972 51 Company secretaries Act 1980 • 52 Competition Act 2002 • Competition (Amendment) Act 2007 53 • Competition commission of India (Selection of Chairperson and other member of the commission) Rules 2003 • Competition commission of India (Oath of offices and of
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