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Bill To Amend Negotiable Instruments Act Likely In Parliament Session
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had made an announcement to this effect in the Budget 2017-18
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Bill Changing Law On Bounced Cheques Passed By Parliament
Bringing relief to scores of Indians aggrieved by bounced cheques, a bill permitting the filing of cases at the place where a cheque is presented for clearance and not the place of issue was approved by parliament with the Rajya Sabha giving its nod on Monday.
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Winter Session: Ordinance-Related Bills Government's Key Priority
With the land ordinance allowed to lapse, the government's priority will now be to take up three other ordinance-related bills fast as Winter Session of Parliament begins on November 26.
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Important Bills Have to be Passed to Maintain Growth: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said important bills like GST Bill and Real Estate Bill need to be passed for economic development, even as he noted that 30 per cent of Indians live below the poverty line.
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Bill To Amend Negotiable Instruments Act Likely In Parliament Session
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had made an announcement to this effect in the Budget 2017-18
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Bill Changing Law On Bounced Cheques Passed By Parliament
Bringing relief to scores of Indians aggrieved by bounced cheques, a bill permitting the filing of cases at the place where a cheque is presented for clearance and not the place of issue was approved by parliament with the Rajya Sabha giving its nod on Monday.
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Winter Session: Ordinance-Related Bills Government's Key Priority
With the land ordinance allowed to lapse, the government's priority will now be to take up three other ordinance-related bills fast as Winter Session of Parliament begins on November 26.
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Important Bills Have to be Passed to Maintain Growth: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said important bills like GST Bill and Real Estate Bill need to be passed for economic development, even as he noted that 30 per cent of Indians live below the poverty line.
