Central Government power to make or amend recognised association bye laws; publication gives effect, association may seek revision within limited period. Central Government may make or amend bye laws for recognised associations on request or on its own motion; such bye laws take effect on publication in the Gazette. The governing body may object and seek revision within a limited period, and the Government must afford a reasonable opportunity to be heard before revising; revised bye laws are published and take effect similarly. Making, amending or revising bye laws is subject to prescribed previous publication conditions, though prior publication may be dispensed with in the interest of trade or the public interest.
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Central Government power to make or amend recognised association bye laws; publication gives effect, association may seek revision within limited period.
Central Government may make or amend bye laws for recognised associations on request or on its own motion; such bye laws take effect on publication in the Gazette. The governing body may object and seek revision within a limited period, and the Government must afford a reasonable opportunity to be heard before revising; revised bye laws are published and take effect similarly. Making, amending or revising bye laws is subject to prescribed previous publication conditions, though prior publication may be dispensed with in the interest of trade or the public interest.
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