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ORBSAACTI4 OF 1960
THE ORISSA AYURVEDIC-MEDICINE Am, 1960
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
22. Appoiutlr~entand conditions of servia of Registrar and other officers and servants
of the Council.
23. Powers and duties of Rcsistrar and other oficers and servants of the Council
CHAPTER Iv
OF AYURVEL~C
REGISTFUTION PRACT~TIO,;CRS
CEIAPTER VTI
rn comm FmD
45. Couacil Fund
46. Allotment of funds bv Government
47. Objects to which Council Fund may be applied
48. Audit
CHAPTER VITl
MIS-ous I
CHAPTER I
P~ELTM~NARY
Shdn title,
1. (1) This Act may be-called the Orissa Ayurvedic exknt nnd
Medicine Act, 1960. commtme.
ment.
(2) T t extends to the ~vlloleof the State of Orissa,
(3) Tt shall come inin force on such date or dates
as the State G o v c r n m ~ ' rmay,
~t by notification: appoint,
and different dqtes may be appointed for different
provisions o f this Act.
'2. Tn tllis Act, unless there is anything repugnant Bufmitioa
in the subject or contc;ut,--
(i) "A>run~cdicSvstcrn of Medicine" or "Ayur-
vedic .Mcd icine" meafis the Ayurvedic
Svstern .of hfcdicine, incltiding the Sidha
~3stern- of lcdicinc, ivl~ethersuppIernent-
ed or not by such modern. medicines as
'
2 14 M E D I C ~ACT,
O~rssnAYURVEDIC E 1960 [Or. Act 14
(Sec, 2 )
(il) "Bye-laws" means the bye-laws made by
the FacuIty under subsection (3) of
section 20 ;
(iii) "Chairman" means the Chairman of the
Faculty ;
(iv) "Council" means the Orissa Stata Council
of Ayurvedic Medicine, established and
constituted under section 3 ;
( Y ) "Faculty" means the State Faculty of
Ayurvedic Medicine established under
section 4 ;
(vi) "Government" means the State Govern-
ment of Orissa ;
(vii) "Inspector" means the Inspector appoint-
ed by the CounciI under clause (ix) of
- section 19 ;
,
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THEO ~ r s AYURVEDIC
s~ ACT, 1960
h1~~1c1h.s [Or. Act 14
(Sem. 10-12)
10. If the President or the Chairman or
member of the Council or the FacuIty is unable by
reason of his death, resignation, rcrnovaI or otl~erwise,
to complete his full t e r ~ noC office, the vacancy so
caused shall be filled by nomination or election, as the
case may be, by another person within the prescribed
period and the person so nominated or elected, shall
fill such vacancy for the unexpired portion of the term,
for which the member i n whose place such person is
nominated or elected would otherwise have continued
in office :
Provided that, in the case of a member who is to
be elected, ifthe vacancy is for a period of six months,
or less, the Council may direct that the vacancy may
remain unfilled till the next general election.
11. Any member of the Council or the Faculty~m~gnnti~n
of Pmfdtnt
other than the President or the Chairman may at any or mtmbcrr.
time resign his office by a letter addressed to the
President or the Chairman, as the case may be. Such
resignation, after due verification, shall take effect
from the date, on which it is accepted by the Council
or the Faculty as the case may be.
12. No person shall be eligible for election or ,,,aIu,,
norniriation as a member- tiom
220 THEORISSA
AYURVEDICMEDICJNE
ACT, 1960 [Or. Act 14
(Sec. 13)
( i ) who has, directly or indirectly or by
himself or as a partner, any share or
interest in any contract ,with, by or on
behalf of the Council or Faculty ;
who has been appointed as' Legal Advis~rto
(j)
the Council. or Faculty :
Provided that the Governmenf may in any parti-
cular case reniove this disqualificatim.
Disabilities
for conlinu- 13. (I)' If any member, during the period for which
number.
i n he has been nominated or elected-
(I) absent himself, without such reasons a3
may, i n the opinion of the. Council or
the Faculty be sufficient, from three
consecritive ordina,ry meetings of the
Council or the Faculty ; or
(Secs. 14-17)
Ail owaact
14. (1) There shall be paid to the Presid&t or of President,
the Chairman and the members of the Council
the Faculty, such travelling and other allowances as members.
may be prescribed.
(2) No person shall receive any pay or special
pay as President or Chairman or as a member of the
Council or the Faculty.
15. The Council or the Facultv shall ha7.e a n z z z d
ofice at the headquarters of the Government andmeetias of
shall meet at such time and place and every meeting ~ ~ ~ ~ . " O d
of the Council, and the Faculty shall be summoned
in such manner as may be prescribed by regulations
or bye-laws, as the case may be :
Provided that until such regulations or bye-laws
are made, it shall be lawful for the President or the
Chairman to summon a meeting of the Council. or the
Faculty, as the case may be, at such time and place
as may be deemed expedient, bv letter addressed to
each member, on a clear notice of fifteen days.
i
I
16. ( I ) The President shall preside at every meeting Procedutt at !
of the Council. In the absence of the President, the the rnaetint
members present shall elect one of them to preside.
(2) The Chairman shall preside at evew meetin7
of the Faculty. Tn the absence of the Chairman the
members present shall elect one of them to preside.
(3) One-third of the members of the Council or
the Faculty shall form a quorum. No quorum shall s.
be necessary for a meeting adjourned for want of a , .
quorum.
(4) All questions at the meeting of the Council
or the .Faculty shall be decided by the votes cif the
majority of the members present at the meeting.
(5) At every meeting of the Council or the Faculty,
the person presiding, for the time being, shall, in
addition to his vpte as a member of the Council ot 1
the F a d t y have a second or casting vote in case of
an equality of votes.
Validity of
17. No disqualification or defect in the election p m d i n ~ .
or norninatjon of any person acting as a member or as
the Presidedt or the Chairman or as the President of
a meeting in the absence of the President or the Chair-
man, shall be deemed .to vitiate any act or proceedings
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heard ;
(uii) t o hear and decide appeals from the
decision of the Registrar ;
(viii) to endow chairs of ~ ~ u r v e d iSystem
c' of
Medicine and surgery in the institutions
amated to the Faculty ;
(ix) to appoint Inspectors for the inspection of
Ayurvedic institutions, d ispcnsaries,
hospitals, druggists' shops or firms in the
S-kite and to require institutions giving
instructions in the Ayurvedic System of
Medicine to furnish such information as
may be necessary ;
( x ) to register and issue licences to reliable firms,
for sale of genuine Ayurvedic drugs :
Provided that no such licence shall be issued
without the approval of the Government ;
(xi) to perform, such other functions for the
development of Ayurvedic System of
M,edidne as may be consistent with the
provisions of this Act ;and
(xii) to exercise such other powers as may be
specified by or under this Act,
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(Sets. 2,?-24)
(ii) The punishment, dismissal, discharge and
removal of any such officer or servant shall be
subject to rules made by the Governlnent in this
behaIf.
(4) All questions of pay, alloivances, promotions,
leave, pension and provident fund relating to the
officers and servants other than the Registrar of the
Council shall be governed by rules generally applicable
t o the servants of the Government of sirniIar
category and rank.
(5) The Registrar or any othcr oficer or servant
appointed under this section shall be deemed to be a
~ c 45t of public servant within the meaning of section 21 of
1860. the Indian Penal Code.
228 THHORISSAAYURYBDXC
M E D I C ~ACT,
E 1960 Or. Act 14
(Sees, 25-26)
(2) (i) The Registrar shall, with a view to kezp
the register correct and up-to-dzte, as far as possible,
from time to tirne. enter thcrcin any material alterit-
tion in the addresses or qualifimtions of the practi-
tioners or remove the names of the practitioners,
who die or whose names are directed to be removed
from the register under section 32 :
Provided that the Government may direct that
any alteration in the entries as respects additionaf
quaGfications shall not be made unless payment of
such fees as may be prescribed is made.
(ii) For purposes of this sub-section the Registrar
may write to any registered practitioner at the
address which is entered in the register t o eizquire
whether he has ceaszd t o practice or has changed his
residence and if no reply is received to the said letter
within three months, the Registrar may issue a
reminder by registered post and in case no reply 'is
received to the reminder within two months' from
the date of issue, he may remove the name of this
said practitioner from the register :
Provided that the Council may if it thinks
fit, direct that the name of the said practitioner be
reentzred i n the register on payment of the fees.
(3) The register shaII be in such form as may be
prescribed and shall contain the name, residence and
qualification of every practitioner registered together
with the date on whch such qualification was
acquired.
RCPOII of 25. ( 1 ) Every Registrar of Deaths who receives
d-thtothc
Rt 'sttar
noti= of the death of a person whose name is likely
,r,,,,l to have been entered in the register shall forthwith
ofn-e' transmit by post or otherwise t o the Registrar of the
from re&
tt~. Council a ce-.tScate of such dcath, signed by him-and
stating particulars of the tirne agd place of death.
(2) On receipt of such certificate or other reliable
information regarding sue: death, the Registrar shall
remove the name of the deceased person from the
register,
Prnonr ti- 26. (1) Every person who is not less than
tsa be eighteen years of age and who passes a qualifying
rcgistaad.
examination or possesses any of the other qualifications
mentioned in the Schedule, or belongs to any of the
categories of persom specified therein, shall, subject
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230 THEORJSSAAYURVEDXC
M ~ I C ~ NACT,
E 1960 Or. Act 14
28-29)
(S~CS .
(2) If the Council on the recommendation of the
Faculty, is not so satisfied in respect of any title,
degree or qualificatio~,it may subject to the approval
of the Government direct that the possession of such
title, degree or qualification shall not entitle a person
to have his name entered in such register.
(3) When the Council issues a direction under
sub-section ( I ) or (2) such title, degree or qualification
shall be deemed to be covered by or, as the case may
be, t o be excluded 'from the Schedule.
Armgec
rnznts for 28. (1) At any time after the date of commence-
Scl~edulr:for mentLof this Act, the CounciI may enter into negotia-
stttnngora tions wit11 theLauthority in any other State which is
"ch'm"f
~eciprocity entrusted by the law of such State with the main-
or medical tenance of a register of practitioners of the Ayurvedic
qualifica- System of Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery for the
tions in
~ t h c state.
r settliIlg of a scheme of reciprocity for the -recognition
of medical qualifications . and in pursuance of any
such scheme, the Government, may, by notification,
amend thz Schedule so as 'to include therein any
medical qualifications which the Council on the
recommendation of the FacuIty decide t o recognise.
(2) Where t h e council has refused to recognise
on the recommendation of the FacuIty any medical
qualification which has been proposed for recognition
by any such authority, that authority may, apply to
the Governmsnt and the.. Government, after consi-
dering such application and after consulting the
Council, may,. by notscation amend the Schedule
so as-to include such qualification therein.
Qualifying i :
29. ( 1 ) The Faculty shall .by bye-laws prescribe
-minltio&-
the course of training and qualifying examinations
including the preliminary qualifications for admission
into the jnstitutions.
(2) A qualifying examination shall be an exa-
mination. in the Ayurvedic System of Medicine
including the subjects of Medicine, . Surgery ,and
.
(Sec. 90)
30. (1) It shall be the duty of the Faculty- call fortaim
Power
formatior
(a) to secure the maintenance of an adequate.kzic31
standard of proficiency for the practice Institution.
of Ayurvedic System of Medicine including
the subjects of Medicine, Surgery and
Midwifery. For the purpose of* securing
such standard, the Faculty may .call upon
the Governing Body or authorities of
the Ayurvedic teaching Institutions,
Examining Bodies or other Institutions
...
232 MEDICINE
THEO w s s ~AYURVED~C ACT, 1960 [ Or. Act 14
(Secs. 31 -32)
(5) An Inspector, a member or a visitor shall
receive such remuneration to be paid as part of the
expenses of the Faculty, as the Faculty, with the
permission of Government may determine.
Xnforrnati~n
rcquircd of 31. Every perscn who applies to have his name
for registra- entercd in thc register,' dust satisfy the Registrar
app"ntS
tion. that he is possessed of some degree, title or qualifica-
tion specified in the ScheduIe ; and he must inform
the Registrar of the date on which he obtained the
degree, title or qualification which cntitlcd him to
claim registration under this Act, and shall furnish
any further information required by the Registrar in
order t o enabIe such person to discharge t h e duties
imposed upon him by or under this Act. . . .
P~hibitipn 32. (1) The Council may prohibit the eritry in,
G~ rcrnnv2l
OrentryIn or order the removal from the register, the name of
from t ha any practitioner-
fogiFter.
(a) who has been sentenced by a criminal coud
to imprisonment for an offence 'declared
by the Government to involve such moral
turpitude as would render the entry o?
continuance of his name in the register
undesirable, or
(b) whom the Council after inquiry ha,s found
guilty of professional misconduct or
other infamous conduct by a majority
of at least two-thirds of the members
present at a voting in the meeting speci-
ally convened for the purpose:
Provided that the Council may entrust such
inquiry to a Sjlzcial Cornmittee which shall submit
a report to the Council regarding the conduct of
Practitioner concerned.
(2) The inquiry referred to in clause(6) of sub-
section ( I ) may in the discretion of the Council or
the Committee, as the case may be, be he1Zin camera
and an opportunity shall be given t o ihe pmc[itibneT
concerned t o be heard in his defenck whether person-
d l y or through an aufhorised agent. -
(3) %'he-Council may direct that the name
of any person against whom an ordq- has been
made under sub-section ( I ) shall be entered or r e
entered, as the a s e may be, after having satisfied
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itself that due to the lapse of time or otherwise, the
disability mentioned in sub-section ( I ) has ceased
to have any effect.
inqunir. In
33. For the purpose of any inquiry held under Proedlvr
clause (b) of sub-section ( I ) of section 32, the Coun- appeals.
cil or the Committee, as the case may be, shall exer-
cise the powers of a Commissioner appointed
Act 37 of under the Public Servants (Iuquiries) Act, 1850,
1850-
and the provisions of sections 5, 8 to 10, 14 to 16,
19 and 20 of the said Act shall, so far as may be,
apply to every such inquiry and appeal.
34. (1) The Register shaI1, in every year and Publication
ofname
from time to time as occasion may require, on or entered in
before a date to be fixed in this behaIf by the Coun- the "&m-
cil, pubLish in the-official Gazette and in such other
manner as the Council may direct a correct state-
meit of names for the time being entered in the
register contai&ng:-
(0) all names entered in the register arranged
in alpbabetical order;
(b) the registered address or appointment of
each person whose name is entered in the .
register; and
(c) the registered titles and quzlifications of
each such person and the date on which
each such title was granted or each such
qualification was certXed. .
,
THEO I U ~ ~AYURVEDIC
A MEDICINEACT,,1960 [ Or. Act ill
(Secs. 35-39]
Provided that in the case of a person whose
name has been entered in the register after the last
publication of the statement, a certified copy, signed
by the Registrar, of the entry of the name of such
person in the register shall be evideilce that such
person is registered under this Act. Such copy shall
be issued free of charge.
Penalty on 35. If a person whose name is not entered in the
anregistered
penom Fe. register falsely represents that it is so entered or
presenting uses in connection with his name or title any words
that he is
rsgirted. or letters representing that his name is so ekered he
shall whether any person is actually deceived by
such representation or not, be punishable on c o n v i ~
tion by a Magistrate of the first class with fine which
may extend to two hundred rupees.
mamination 36. Notwithstanding anything contained in any
before
registration.
other provision, on and after the expiry of one year
from the date from which Chapter'V comes into force
a person shall not be entered in the register udess
he has passed a qualifying examination recognised
by the Council.
37. ~ o t k i t h s t a n d i nanything
~ contained in any
.,,
Exemption
2;;;;gyg other law for the t i m e being in force, every registered
., a jurorprhctitioner shall be exempt, if he so desires, from
or assessor- serving on any inquest or as a juror or assessor under
the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. ' ,
A C s~or 1898.
privilege of
regktcred -
38. The regstered practitioners shall have the
,titi,,,, same privileges as the medical practitioners registered s. a o. act
under >he Bihar and ~Orissa Excise ,Act, ,1915, t o f l ~ ~ s .
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' 0 hold
tain appoint-
"legally qualified medical practitioner or duly
m ~ tand to qualified medical practitioner" and all other expres-
aulhenticatc
~ ~ Or 8 sions
~ ' imparting that a persoh is re'cognised- by Law
m r t i m t ~ . as a medical practitioner or a member of the medical
profession shall, in all enactments fdr the time being
in force' in the State of Orissa in so far as such
enactrndnJs relate to any of the matters specsed in
the State!Li:i or the Concurrent List of the Seventh
! Schedule to 'the Constitution of India, be deemed to
i include a registtred practitioner.
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(Secs. 4041)
(2) A registered practitioner shall be eligible to
hold any appointment as a member of the teaching
staff of any recognised Ayurvedic College or as a
Physician, Surgeon or other Medical Officer in any
Ayurvedic Dispensary, Hospital, I d r m a r y or
Lying-in-Hospital supported by or receiving a grant
from the Government or in any public establishment,
body or institution dealing with the Ayurvedic
System of Medicine.
(3) A. registered.practitionershac be entitled to-
(a) grant a certificate required under any law
or rule having the force of law to be
granted by any medicai practitioner or
medical officer ;
(b) sign or authenticate a birth or death
certificate required by any law or rule to
be signed or authenticated by a duly
'quaMed medical practitioner ;
-(c) sign or authenticate a medical or physical
fitness c e d c a t e of- such description as
may be prescribed ; and
(d) give evidence at ,any inquest or in any
. court of law as an expert under section
45 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 on
any matter relating to [the Ayurvedic
', System of Medicine].
CHAPTER V
(Sec, 44)
which may be for purposes of this Act, in the posses-
sion or under the control of the Council or the
Faculty.
44. (1) If at any time it shall appear to the POWM to
Government that the Council or the Faculty
made di=fault in the performance of a duty imposed ox tht
on it by or under this Act or has exceeded or abused Facul'y.
its power, the Government may after giving the
Council or Faculty, as, the case may .be, a reasonable
opportunity of being heard if they consider such
default, excess or abuse -to be of a serious character,
communicate the particulars thereof to the Council or
the Faculty as the case may be and issue necessary
directions in respect of such default, excess or abuse
to the Council or the Faculty, as .the case may be,
and if the Council or the Faculty fails to comply
with such directions k t h i n such time as may be
k e d by'the Government in this behalf, the Govern-
ment may by not ifidion specifying the reason for so
doing, declare the Council or thci Faculty, as the case
may be, to be in'-defaultor to -have exceeded or
abused its power, as the
. -
case may be, and-
(a) direct,.that on a date .to .$e specified in
the ribtiEcatioa, the office of themembers
of the Council or the Faculty shaIl be
deemed to be yamnt, and require a fresh
.' election- .to be held on or -before the
.
,said date ; or
THEOSA AYURVEDIC
MEDICINE
ACT,1960 Or. Aot 14
- -(Set. 45)
(ti) dl the powers aad duties, which under
the provisions of this Act are to be
exercised and performed by the Council
or the Faculty, as the case may be,
shall during the period of. supersession,
be' exerhed and performed by such
person or persons as the Government
may direct ;
(c). all property vested- in the Council or ,
,, ,
FUm
. THE-COUNCIL . .
, -
(Secs. 46-47)
46,The Government may place s ~ c hsums at Altotmcnt by
the disposal of the Council evzry yea!- as t h q ~t h i n k cofo ~funds
~mment.
necessary for distribution according to ~u!es made
by the Government t o the Ayurvsdic dispensaries;
hospitals and educational inststitutioas. in the State
and . for other suitable purposes consistent with tbe
aims and objects of this .Act.
47. The Council Fund shall be applicable to the-ob~tson
following objects, namely :- ~ hFUII~
CII ~ Cc~may
hI I -
U
be applicd.
(a] to the repayment of debts, incurred by the
Council for the purposes -of 'this. Act ; , .
, -. (b) t o h e . payment of the salaries atld allow- . '.
-.antes of the-Registrar and of the esta- .." '
. ,
. .-..:bGshments employed by the Council and
. ,
{'the :Faculty foi the purpcscs QF this. Act ,
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, .
(g) to any
object,. which may bc d&liced by
the 'Coun$il, at.- meeting - spkially .ad- .
vcncd for the purpose, by a resblutior, in
favarir, of wbich not less Qhan- two-thirds - -
of
the members present at skch, meeting ,
.
-shall-have voted, t o bc an object to which
. the
. ChuaciI- Fund may be applicable
.
- .
;and .
CHAPTER V I I ~
MECELLANEOUS
Appcals to
aoYemmcnt 49. (1) An appeal shall Ee 'to the Government
,
from
decision of
from every decision of the Council under this Act,
council, except a decision made by the .Council. as an app,elIate
adhority.
(2) . very appeal .under sub-section ( I ) shall be
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and
lad
"'"
BW LO wits ' 58. (1) No suit or other legal proceedings shall
lie against the Government in respect of an act done .
p r d . in the exercise of the powers conferred by this Act or
the rules or regulations or byelaws made thereunder.
(2) N o suit or other legd proceedings shall be
maintainable, against the Council or'the Faculty or
any officer or semant of the Council. or any person
acting under the direction of the Council or the
Faculty in respect of anytldng in good faith done or
intended to be done under this Act or the rules or
regulations or bye-laws made thereunder.
M& of
Propfor
51. A copy of any proceeding, receipt, appli-
collIl"rs cation, plan, notice, order, enby in a register or other
document in the possession of the Council or the
Faculty shalt, if duly certified by the Registrat or
other person authorised by the Council in this behalf,
be received as prima facie evidence of the existence
of the entry 'or- document and of the matters therein
recorded in every case where, and to the same extent
as the original entry or document, would, if produced,
have been admissible to prove such matters.
mt~idion 52. No member or officer or servant of the
on
sammnning
Cougcil or the Faculty shall, in any legal proceeding
to which @e Councd or the Faculty is nqt a party, be
-&
to p Ddm
required to produrn any register or document or to
d-ts. appear as a witness to prove. the, -matters recorded
thetein, except..in accordance with an order of the
,
242 AYURVHDIC
THEORISSA -M~DICINE
ACT, 1960 [ Ot. Act 14
FaIsz s-
sumption of 55. Whoever voluntarily and falsely assumes or
degreea
dc~!omaor
uses any title or description or any addition to
~,,n~fi~ t ~ name
his t~ implying that he holds a degree, diploma,
ce.
ofin- licence or cedficate conferred or authorised by the
CouaciI under this Act or that he is quaBed to
practise the Ayurvedic System of Medicine under t h e
provisions of this Act shall, on conviction, be .
punishable with fine which may extend to fif'ty rupees
for the first offence and with fine which may extend
to two hundred rupees for every subsequent offence.
mnka
Power to -
56. (1) Subject to the provisions of this Act ,and
rules made by the Government thereunder
r t g u l a t i o a s , t ~ the
the Councd- may make reguIations for regulating the
following matters, namely :-
(a) the conditions of residence of the students
in the educational institutions d % b t d
to the Faculty and the levying of fees for
such residence ;
(b) the fees to be charged for courses of study
in such institutions and for admission to
the ,examinations, . degrees, diplomas and
certificates of the Faculty :
Provided that in making regulations the C o b d
shall take into consideration the financial
and other existing conditiods of ;the
.
institutions generally ;
which and the
(c) the time and place at
manner in which the meetings of the
Council shall be summoned ;
(d)the issue of notices convening such
meetings ;
(e) the conduct of the business at such meetings ;
(f) the salaries, allowances and other wndi-
tions of service of offiers and servants.of
the Council other than the Registrar ;and
(g) all other matters which may be necessary
for the purposes of carrying out the
objects of this Act.
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(Sec- 57)
P ~ m rt o
57- (1) The Government may, after previous fu~cs.
publication, make rules* not inconsistent with the
provisions of this Act for carrying out its purposes.
(2) In particular, and without prejudice to the
generaIiv of the foregoing power, such rules may
provide for all-or any of the following matters,
rtamely :-
(a) the conditions subject to which the Council
may transfer any property under sub-
section ( I ) of stctio'n 3 ;
(b) regulation of elections under this Act ;
(4 the time and the piam at which, the period
within which, and manner in which e1e.c-
tions shall be held under section 6 ;
(4 the conduct and maintenancz of correct
minutes of meetings of the Council ;
(e) the period within. which vacancies shall be
iUed under sect~on 10 ;
(f) alhwaaces payable to 'the President or
Chairman and the mercbers of the Council
or the.Faculty, as -the case may be, under
section 14 ;
(g) the term of oace and allowances payable to !
members of an Advisory Committee under
subsection. (5) of section 18, the Corn-
ar Board of Studies appointed under ;
ctause.(x) of sub-section (1)of section 20;
(h) the punishment, dismissal, discharge an&
removal of Servants of the Council Qr the
Faculty other than the Registrar under
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ti) the form of thc register of Ayurvedic Pmeti-
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(/) the manner in which appeals against
decision of the Registrar shall be heard
by the Council nnder section 2 6 ,
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exceptions subject to which Ayurvedic
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