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Saturday, December 11, 1999 |
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Three Bills passed NEW DELHI, Dec 10 (PTI) Parliament today passed three Bills the Indian Majority Amendment Bill, the Administrators-General Amendment Bill and the Notaries Amendment Bill with the Lok Sabha giving its approval to the measures. The Bills have already been passed by the Rajya Sabha. The Indian Majority Amendment Bill seeks to bring down the age of majority to 18 from 21 for all, including minors under guardians appointed or declared by a court of justice, thus bringing it in line with the Constitution amendment which lowered the voting age to 18. Replying to the brief debate, the Law Minister, Mr Ram Jethmalani, said it was a measure aimed at correcting the historical anomaly in the 1986 Act. The Administrators-General Amendment Bill seeks to enhance the monetary limit from Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 lakh for issuing certificates to a person claiming assets of a deceased other than as a creditor. The Notaries Amendment
Bill seeks to raise the renewal of certificate of
practice of notaries from three to five years. |
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