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<h1>Understanding Key Legal Terms: Definitions in The General Clauses Act, 1897 for Indian Laws and Regulations</h1> The General Clauses Act, 1897, provides definitions for terms used in Indian laws and regulations. Key definitions include 'abet' as per the Indian Penal Code, 'act' encompassing illegal omissions, and 'affidavit' including affirmations. It defines 'Central Act' as parliamentary legislation and 'Central Government' as the President post-Constitution. 'India' is defined based on historical periods, and 'State' refers to regions specified in the Constitution. Terms like 'document,' 'enactment,' and 'Government' are clarified, along with roles like 'District Judge' and 'Magistrate.' The Act also defines property types, legal entities, and procedural terms like 'section' and 'sub-section.'