Act 40 of 1992

The Central Agricultural University Act, 1992

An Act to provide for the establishment and incorporation of a University for the North-Eastern region for the development of agriculture and for the furtherance of the advancement of learning and prosecution of research in agriculture and allied sciences in that region.

  • Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare
  • Department of Agricultural Research and Education
  • Enacted 1992-12-26
  • 43 sections
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1 Short title and commencement. Read
2 Definitions. Read
3 The University. Read
4 Objects of the University. Read
5 Powers of the University. Read
6 Jurisdiction. Read
7 University open to all classes, castes and creed. Read
8 The Visitor. Read
9 Officers of the University. Read
10 The Chancellor. Read
11 The Vice-Chancellor. Read
12 Deans and Directors. Read
13 The Registrar. Read
14 The Comptroller. Read
15 Other officers. Read
16 Authorities of the University. Read
17 The Board. Read
18 The Academic Council. Read
19 The Finance Committee. Read
20 The Research Programme Committee. Read
21 The Extension Education Advisory Committee. Read
22 The Board of Studies. Read
23 Faculties. Read
24 Other authorities. Read
25 Power to make Statutes. Read
26 Statutes how to be made. Read
27 Power to make Ordinances. Read
28 Regulations. Read
29 Annual report. Read
30 Annual accounts. Read
31 Conditions of service of employees. Read
32 Procedure of appeal and arbitration in disciplinary cases against students. Read
33 Right to appeal. Read
34 Provident and pension funds. Read
35 Disputes as to constitution of University authorities. Read
36 Constitution of Committees. Read
37 Filling of casual vacancies. Read
38 Proceedings of University authorities not invalidated by vacancy. Read
39 Protection of action taken in good faith. Read
40 Mode of proof of University records. Read
41 Power to remove difficulties. Read
42 Transitional provisions. Read
43 Statutes, Ordinances and Regulations to be published in the Official Gazette and to be laid before Parliament. Read
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