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CHHATTISGARH ACT

(No. 10of 2020)

TIIE CHHAmISGARH KRISHT LIPAJ MANDI (SANSHODHAN) ADHINTYAM,2020

An Act further to amend the Chhattisgarh Krishi Upaj Mandi Adhiniyam,

1972 (No.24 of 1973).

Be it enacted by the Chhattisgarh Legislature in the Seventy First Year of

the Republic of India, as follows :-

so6 (7)

(l)

1.

This Adhiniyam may be ca-lled the

Chhattisgarh Krishi Upaj Mandi (Sanshodhan)

Adhiniyam, 2O2O.

It shall extend to whole State of Chhattisgarh.

It shall come into force with retrospective effect

from the date of l"t December,2Ol9.

In Chhattisgarh Krishi Upaj Mandi Adhiniyam,

1972 (No. 2a of 19731, (hereinafter referred to

as the Principal Act), in Section 2, in sub-

section (1), for clause (mm), the following shall

be substituted, namely: -

"(mm) "Petty trader" means a person who

. does not hold more ,l*

twent5r

quintals of various kinds of notified

agricultural produce or ten quintals

. of any single notihed agricultural

produce in stock at a time :

Provided that he , shall not

purchase more than ten quintals of

Short title,

extent and

commencement.

Amendment of

Section 2.

(2)

(3)

2.

III

so6 (E)

u*grE rrqtrd, frai6 I Er 2o2o

Amendment of

Section 1O.

3.

cereals or five quintals including of

oilseeds, pulses and fibre crops, in a

dry;"

In the Principal Act, for Section L0, the

following shall be substituted, namely:-

" 1O. Appointment of officer-in-charge or in-

charge

Committee

pending

constitution of

first

Committee.-

Market

(1) When a market is established for the

first time under this Act, the Director

shall, by an order,-

(a) appoint a person to be the ofhcer-

in-charge,

or

(b)appoint a, in-charge committee

not exceeding seven person, for a

period of not exceeding five

years. The officer-in-charge or in-

charge committee shall exercise

atl the powers and perform all

the duties of the Market

Committee under this Act,

subject to the control of the

Director:

Provided that the Director

may at any time appoint an

officer-in-charge in place of in-

charge committee and in-charge

committee in place of the Officer

enfurqrrqq1, fr?i-d I qT 2o2o

s06 (e)

(2,)

in-charge and the in-charge

oflicer or in-charge committee so

appointed, as the case may be,

shall hold of{ice for

the

remaining period available to his

predecessor:

Provided further that in the

' event of death, resignation, leave

or suspension of the officer-in-

charge a casua-l vacancy shall be

deemed to have occurred in such

office and such vacancy shail be

fiiled, as soon as possible by

appointment of a person thereto,

by the Director and until such

appointment is made a person

nominated by the Collector shal

act as an officer-in-charge:

Provided further also

that, if t.I:e Market Committee is

constituted before the expiration

of the aforesaid period the

officer-in-charge or the in-charge

committee shall cease to hold

office from the' date of

appointment for the first general

meeting of the newly constituted

Market Committee.

Any officer-in-charge appointed under

sub-section (1) or any person or all

so6 (10)

E*€rrd {qq{, friis I qr 2o2o

Amendment of

Section lZ.

4.

person appointed to- in_charge

committee under clause (b) of sub_

section (1), may at any time be

removed by the Director, who shall

have power to appoint another person

or another persons in his place, as

the case may be.

(3) Any person appointed as officer-in-

charge under sub-section (1) shall

receive from the Market Committee

Fund for his services such

Honorarium as may be fixed by the

Government, and each member of the

in-charge committee shall be entitled

to receive a_llowances from the market

committee fund at such rate as the

allowances payable to the members of

the Mandi Committee.

(4) The ofhcer-in-charge or the in-charge

committee appointed under sub-

section (1) shall, notwithstanding the

expiration of his term thereunder,

gontinue to hold office till the date

appointed for the first general meeting

under sub-section (1) of Section 13 of

'

the newly constituted Market

In the Principal Act, in Section LZ, in sub_

section (2), for clause (xix), the following shall

be substituted, namely:-

, ffi6 I qr 2o2o

so6 (11)

5.

("i") rnake arrangements for employing by

rotation, weighmen and hammals for

weighing and transporting of goods in

respect of transaction held in the

market yard and make arrangements for

fixing their wages:

Provided that

the

State

Government ffi&y, under this sub-

section notify minimum wages for

weighment and other works, which the

Mandi Committees shall be bound to

comply:

Provided further that nothing in

this clause shall apply for employing

hammals by traders for transporting

their goods from the market yard to

their god.owns."

In Principal Act, in Section 56, for sub-section

(3), (4) and (5), the following shall be

substituted, namely:-

"(3) When. a Market Committee has been

superseded, the Director may by an

order-

(a) appoint a person to be called the

fficer-in-charge, or

(b) appoint a committee consisting

not more than seven persons to

called the in-charge committee,

Amendment of

Section 56.

of

be

To carry out the functions and exercise

so6 (12)

BfuE{rliqi, frci6 t qr 2o2o

(4)

the pourer of the Market Committee and

transfer to such officer-in-charge or in-

charge committee the assets and

liabilities of the superseded Market

Committee as on the date of such

transfer:

Provided that the Director may at

any time appoint an officer-in-charge in

place of in-charge committee and in-

charge committee in place of the officer-

in-charge:

Provided further that in the

event of death, resignation, leave or

suspension of the officer-in-charge, a

casual vacancy shall be deemed to have

occurred in such office and such vacancy

shall be filled, as soon as possible by

appointment of a person thereto, by the

Director and until such appointment is

made a person- nominated by the

Collector shall act as an officer-in-

charge.

Any officer-in-charge or any person or all

person appointed to in-charge committee

under clause (b) of sub-section (3) may at

any time be removed by the Director, who

shall have power to . appoint another

person or another persons in his place, as

the case may be.

Bfurdttqqd, fttis r qr 2o2o

so6 (13)

6.

(5) An1, person appointed as officer-in-charge

under sub-section (3) shall receive from

the Market Committee Fund for his

services such Honorarium as may be fixed

by the Government, and each member of

the in-charge committee shall be entitled

to receive allowances from the market

committee fund at such rate as the

allowances payable to the members of the

Mandi Committee."

In the Principal Act, for Section 57, the

following shall be substituted, namely:-

"ST.Consequences of dissolution under

Section 13.

(1) Where a Market

committee stands dissolved under sub-

section (21 of Section 13, the following

consequences shall ensue namely:-

all the members as well as the

Chairman and'Vice-Chairman of the

Market Committee shall, as from the

date of dissolution of such Market

Committee under the said sub-

section, be deemed to' have vacated

their oflices;

all powers and duties of the Market

Committee under this Act, shall be

exercised and performed. subject to

the control of the Director,-

Amendment of

Section 57.

(a)

(b)

so6 (14)

.-*

-w

i:

6*{T16 {sn*r, fuis I qr 2o2o

(c)'

(i) bV a person to be calleo the officer-

in-charge as the Director may, by

order appoint in that behaif,

(ii) by a committee consisting of not

more than seven persons to be

called the in-charge committee as

the Director may, by order appoint

in that behalf:

Provided that the Director

may at any time appoint an officer-

in-charge in place of in-charge

committee

and

in-charge

committee in place of the officer-in-

charge:

Provided further that in the

event of death, resignation, leave or

suspension of the officer-in-charge

a casual vacancy shall be deemed

to have occurred in such office and

such vacancy shall be filled, as

soon as possible by appointment of

a person thereto by the Director

and until such appointment is

made a p.erson nominated by the

Collector shall act as an officer-in-

charge;

all property vested in the Market

Committee shall vest in the of{icer-in-

charge or the in-charge Committee in

trust for the purposes of this Act.

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so6 (1s)

(3)

(2) Any officer-in-charge or any person or all

persons appointed to in-charge committee

under sub-clause (ii) of clause (b) of sub-

.section (1) may at any time be removed by

the Director who shall have power to

appoint another person or another persons

as the case may be.

Any person appointed as officer-in-charge

under sub-section (1) shall receive from the

Market Committee Fund for his services

such Honorarium as may be fixed by the

Government, and each member of the in-

charge committee shall be entitied to

receive allowances from the market

committee fund at such rate as the

allowances payable to the members of the

Mandi Committee.

The officer-in-charge or the in-charge

committee shall cease to hold office on the

date appointed for the first general meeting

of the Market Committee as reconstituted."

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