Insolvency disqualification criteria: specified statutory violations render persons ineligible; additional Acts may be notified and laid before Parliament. The Second Amendment inserts a Twelfth Schedule listing specified Central statutes whose violations are relevant to clause (d) of section 29A, includes a non-exhaustive power for the Central Government to notify additional Acts for that purpose, and requires each such notification to be laid before both Houses of Parliament.
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Insolvency disqualification criteria: specified statutory violations render persons ineligible; additional Acts may be notified and laid before Parliament.
The Second Amendment inserts a Twelfth Schedule listing specified Central statutes whose violations are relevant to clause (d) of section 29A, includes a non-exhaustive power for the Central Government to notify additional Acts for that purpose, and requires each such notification to be laid before both Houses of Parliament.
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