Screening body qualifications: recognised radiologist status and postgraduate radiology experience qualify individuals for screening appointments.
The Central Government notifies that a person employed as a radiologist in a government hospital, or a medical graduate holding a D.M.R. or equivalent postgraduate qualification with at least five years' experience as a radiologist, shall be deemed to possess the qualifications recognised for the purposes of the relevant provision of the Sea Customs Act as applied to the territory.

Company name change: deletion of 'Private' requires notification to Registrar and registrar must amend register and certificate.
A proviso exempts a Government company from the general name-change provision where the only change is deletion of the word 'Private'. Where that deletion occurs, the company must inform the Registrar within three months, and the Registrar shall delete 'Private' from the name on the register and alter the certificate of incorporation accordingly.

Avoidance of double taxation on estate duties establishes situs rules and a credit mechanism to prevent double estate duty.
Agreement allocates taxing rights on estate duties between India and Great Britain by defining domicile and territorial scope, limiting extraterritorial imposition subject to exceptions, prescribing detailed situs rules for classes of property, and providing a credit mechanism to relieve double taxation; it also sets time limits for claims, mandates confidential exchange of taxation information, allows territorial extension and separate application to Northern Ireland, and establishes entry into force and notice-based termination procedures.

Reciprocating country designation: United Kingdom recognised under the Estate Duty Act, enabling application of the Act's reciprocation provision.
Central Government, invoking the Explanation to Section 30 of the Estate Duty Act, 1953, declares the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to be a reciprocating country for the purposes of the Act by notification S.R.O. 772 dated 2 April 1956.