PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT 1954- FOOD SAFETY ACT 2006

sec.11 :- how to take samples and it's procedure and where to send samples and rights of accused. By giving notice in-writing then and there of his intention to take sample for analyst, the food inspector has to lift the sample. the sample is to be divided into three equal parts and each part is to be secured title and marks and seals are to be affixed and signature or accused or on his refusal third party witness's be obtained on the above said 3 parts. with intimation to local authority, one part is to be sent to public analyst and other 2 parts are to be deposited with the local atuority under due receipt, for the purpose of precautionary method and for the sake of accused for sending to central laboratory. under sub section 2 or sec.13[2-a],[2-e]. on the succeeding working day itself , the sample is to be sent to the public analyst and local authority. sec.13 :- Report of public analyst-the public analyst has to send his report to local authority and after that the local authority , has to forward a copy to the accused, after filing a case, intimating to get the sample analysis by central food laboratory , within 10 days from the date of receipt of the report, through court.on the application of accused, the magistrate call for samples from the local authority for sending the same to C.F.L.after receive the report only whether to proceed against the accused or is to be decided.

PREVENTION OF FOOD ADULTERATION ACT 1954- FOOD SAFETY ACT 2006

Important sections of prevention of food adulteration act,are sec.7 to21. sec.2 [m] provides an exemption from this act , to the primary foods i.e., out come of agriculture or horticulture as per [xiia], - where the quality or purity of the article being primary food, has fallen below the prescribed standard or its constituents are present in quantities not within the prescribed limits of variability, in either case, solely due to natural causes and beyond the control of human agency then such article shall not be deemed to be adulterated with in the meaning of this sub-clause. sec. 7 :- prohibits the manufacture, sale or store for distribute any adulterated or misbranded or without following the conditions of licences when required, or prohibited items of food or, any other not permitted under this act or any adulterant. sec.10 :- powers of food inspectors- he can take samples of any article of food from any person selling such article, or any person who is in the course of conveying, delivering or preparing to deliver such article to a purchaser or consignee or a consignee after delivery of any such article to him . thereafter he shall send such sample for analysis to the public analyst for local area within which such sample has been taken and also prohibit the sale of such article with the permission of local health authority or with the previous approval of the food health authority and also check the go downs where the food articles are stored. while taking sample as above said , the food inspector has to pay the market value and to obtain a cash receipt to that effect. and the food inspector has some more other powers under this act . se.11 :- procedure while lifting sample by food inspector.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY [PROCEDURE AND SAFEGUARDS] FOR INTERCEPTION MONITORING AND DECRYPTION OF INFORMATION RULES, 2009.,

G.S.R.NO. 780[E],DT.27-10-2009.

A.P. ASSIGNED LANDS [PROHIBITION OF TRANSFERS] [AMENDMENT] ACT 2008

SEC.4[1][b][i] :- re assign the said resumed land, other than those lands/ areas as may be notified by the govt. from time to time in public interest and for public purpose, to the transferee who purchased the land in good faith and for valuable consideration on or before 29TH January,2007,subject to the condition that he/she is landless poor person and is in occupation of the land by using the said land for agriculture or as house site, as on the date of taking possession by eviction; provided that the reassignment in case of transferee shall be limited to only such an extent that the total holding of the re assignee including any other land held by him/her does not exceed 5-00 acres dry land or 2 1/2 acres wet land; provided further that where the transferee who has purchased the land and got reassignment of it , or his legal heir, transfers the reassigned land, the land will be resumed for assignment to other eligible persons..

AGREEMENT OF SALE AND ADVERSE POSSESSION

EVEN IT IS AN AGREEMENT OF SALE, THE PURCHASER OCCUPY IT AS IF IT IS HIS OWN PROPERTY AND LIKE SO THE VENDOR WHO HANDED OVER THE PROPERTY AS IF HE HOLDS NO RIGHT OVER THAT PROPERTY FROM THAT DAY ON WARDS AND AS SUCH THE INTENTION CLEARLY SHOWS THAT SALE WAS COMPLETED EXCEPT REGISTRATION AND IN SUCH AN EVENT THE POSSESSION OF VENDEE IS NOT PERMISSIVE AND IT IS ADVERSE TO THE TITLE OF VENDOR . NO MORE IT CAN BE CALLED AS PERMISSIVE POSSESSION UNDER THE SALE AGREEMENT SIMPLY BECAUSE THERE IS NO REG. SAL DEED -2010 [5] ALT 136.