tenancy law उदाहरण वाक्य

Major reforms were carried out in the areas of workers'compensation, tenancy law, long service leave, hospitals, public transport, housing, charities and the Crimes Act.
However, in this case the District Court refused to recognise the tenancy law for the partner of the deceased tenant although earlier ( 2010 ), the Court in Strasbourg had ruled that this was discrimination.
He was appointed chairman of the committee for the implementation of Lord Boyd Orr s recommendations on agricultural reforms, member of the Tenancy law inquiry committee, and as consultant of the reorganization of Karachi administration.
The manifesto advocated a moderate left-leaning economic policy that rejected the idea of nationalization of land and instead supported the provision of state economic assistance to agriculture, a new progressive tenancy law, and promotion of collective forms of production.
For example, in Mumbai, India, this fast-paced economic growth, coupled with inadequate infrastructure, endemic corruption and the legacy of the restrictive tenancy laws have left the city unable to house the estimated 54 % who now live informally.

It is plain that divergences between private and social net product of the kinds we have so far been considering cannot, like divergences due to tenancy laws, be mitigated by a modification of the contractual relation between any two contracting parties, because the divergence arises out of a service or disservice to persons other than the contracting parties.
By direction of the President, it enforced the tenancy law, the law on scrap metal, iron and gold, ban on slaughter of carabao, etc . By deputation, it enforced the immigration law, customs law, forestry law, quarantine law, election law, public service law, and amusement law and weight and standards on rice and palay.