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THE UTTAR PRADESH HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES ACT, 1951

उत्तर प्रदेश होमियोपैथी मेडिसिन अधिनियम, 1951

Uttar Pradesh
Act number
8 of 1952
Department
Ayush
Enacted
19 May 1952

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68 sections

  1. Section 1Short title, extent and commencement
  2. Section 2Definitions
  3. Section 3Establishment of Board
  4. Section 4Amendment of Section 4
  5. Section 5Election of Chairman and the ViceChairman
  6. Section 6Term of officer of members
  7. Section 7First Board to be nominated by Government
  8. Section 8Resignation of officer
  9. Section 9Filling of casual vacancies in the office of a member or Chairman
  10. Section 10Removal of members
  11. Section 11Amendment of Section 11
  12. Section 12Duties of Chairman
  13. Section 13Power of Board to require reports, etc. from Chairman
  14. Section 14Delegation by Chairman of his powers and duties to a ViceChairman
  15. Section 15Duties of ViceChairman
  16. Section 16Nomination of members in default of election
  17. Section 17Disqualification for membership
  18. Section 18Notification of elections nomination and vacancies
  19. Section 19Payment of allowance to members and Chairman
  20. Section 20Meeting of the Board
  21. Section 21Chairman of meetings
  22. Section 22Omitted
  23. Section 23Power of Chairman of meeting to maintain order
  24. Section 24Decision by vote
  25. Section 25The minute book and resolutions
  26. Section 26Establishment of Advisory Committee
  27. Section 27Validity of proceedings
  28. Section 28Registrar and other officers and servants of the Board
  29. Section 29Orders by Board for maintenance of register
  30. Section 30Duties of Registrar
  31. Section 31Persons entitled to be registered
  32. Section 32Amendment of schedule
  33. Section 33Power of Board to call for information from medical institutions
  34. Section 34Information required from applicants for registration
  35. Section 35Entry of new titles and qualifications in register
  36. Section 36Powers of Board to prohibit entry in, or to direct removal from, the register, etc.
  37. Section 37Notice of deaths, and erasure of names from register
  38. Section 38Penalty on unregistered person representing that he is registered
  39. Section 39Procedure in inquiries and appeals
  40. Section 40Publication of names entered in the register of Homoeopaths
  41. Section 41Powers and duties of the Board
  42. Section 42Budget
  43. Section 43Revised budget
  44. Section 44Homoeopathic Fund
  45. Section 45Custody and investment of Homoeopathic Fund
  46. Section 46Qualified practitioners certificates
  47. Section 47Exemption from serving on inquests
  48. Section 48Privileges under the United Provinces Excise Act, 1910.
  49. Section 49Appeal to State Government from decision of Board
  50. Section 50Bar to suit and other legal proceedings
  51. Section 51Mode of proof of Board’s records
  52. Section 52Restriction on the summoning of Board’s servants to produce documents
  53. Section 53Temporary provisions regarding administration of the Board
  54. Section 53-APowers of State Government to issue direction, etc.
  55. Section 53BAdditional power of the State Government
  56. Section 54Court competent to try offences under this act and take cognizance of offences
  57. Section 55Making of regulations
  58. Section 56Power of State Government to make rules
  59. Section 57Rules and Regulations
  60. Section 58Savings
  61. Section 59Power of the State Government to enforce the provisions of Part II
  62. Section 60List of Practitioner
  63. Section 61Provision to practice by persons not listed
  64. Section 62Penalty
  65. Section 63Examination before registration
  66. Section 64Savings
  67. Section 65Conferring granting or issuing diploma, license, etc. by unauthorized person or institution
  68. Section 66False assumption of degree, diploma or certificate to be an offence