Foreign contribution certificate cessation rules bar receipt or use once validity ends unless renewal is completed. Insertion of section 14B provides that a certificate under the principal Act is deemed to have ceased on expiry of its validity period where renewal has not been applied for, where renewal has been refused by the Central Government, or where the certificate is not renewed before expiry. A person whose certificate has ceased is prohibited from receiving or utilising foreign contribution unless the certificate is renewed.
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Foreign contribution certificate cessation rules bar receipt or use once validity ends unless renewal is completed.
Insertion of section 14B provides that a certificate under the principal Act is deemed to have ceased on expiry of its validity period where renewal has not been applied for, where renewal has been refused by the Central Government, or where the certificate is not renewed before expiry. A person whose certificate has ceased is prohibited from receiving or utilising foreign contribution unless the certificate is renewed.
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