Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 - Directorate General of ...

order by the appellant, to the Chief Inspector who may confirm, modify or cancel the
order.
195. Appeals to the Mining Boards or the Central Government. – (1) Against any order of
the Chief Inspector specified below an appeal shall lie, within 20 days of the receipt of
the order by the appellant, to the 2[Committee constituted under section 12 of the Act[]:
(i) Original orders passed under proviso to regulation 34(2), regulation
107(3), regulation 109(1), and regulation 109(4), regulation 110,
regulation 111(2), regulation 123(1), regulation 127(2), and regulation
128(2).
(ii)Orders passed on appeal against Regional Inspector’s orders made under
regulation 108, clause (a) of regulation 112(2), clause (e) of regulation 119(3)
and clause (b) of regulation 123(3) .
(2) Every order of the Chief Inspector, against which an appeal is preferred under
sub-regulation(1) shall be complied with pending the receipt at the mine of the decision
of 3[the committee] :
Provided that 3[the committee] may on application by the appellant, suspend the
operation of the order appealed against pending the disposal of the appeal.
196. Repeal and Saving. – The Indian Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1926 and the
Mysore Gold Mines Regulations, 1953 are hereby repealed :
Provided that all acts done or orders issued under any of the said regulations shall,
so far as they are not inconsistent with these regulations, be deemed to have been done or
issued under the corresponding provisions of these regulations.
From
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To
Sir,
FIRST SCHEDULE
FORM I
(See Regulations, 3,6,7,8)
Notice of opening, closing or change etc.
1. The Chief Inspector of Mines Dhanbad, E.R.
2. The regional Inspector of Mines ………………………..
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