India
The Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998
1 provisions
This Act generally bans State Governments from running lotteries, but allows them to do so if they follow specific conditions.
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This Act generally bans State Governments from running lotteries, but allows them to do so if they follow specific conditions.
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This part names the Act, extends it to all of India, and says it starts on a date the Central Government appoints. It also sets registration, tax, exemption, and penalty rules for inter-State sales.
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This Act regulates cotton seed supply, distribution, sale, licensing, inspection, pricing, and penalties, with a farmer-to-farmer direct-sowings exception.