This document is not a Maharashtra eGazette notification requiring amendment summary under the format guidelines provided. This is a complete reproduction of Part-III of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, containing the full text of the Bombay Molasses (Control) Act, 1956 and related rescission notifications.
Content Type: Complete Act Text (Legislative Compilation)
Primary Law: The Bombay Molasses (Control) Act, 1956 (Bom. XXXVIII of 1956)
Amendments Referenced:
Subject Matter: Regulation and control of molasses supply for industrial development, equitable distribution, and fair pricing.
Scope & Definitions:
Institutional Framework:
Control Powers (Section 6): State Government may regulate:
Enforcement:
[2] Commencement Notification (1960):
Act commenced 1st April 1960 in extended areas (GN IDL.4160)
[3] Price Control Order 1960:
"Bombay Molasses (Sale, Supply and Price) Control Order, 1960"
RESCINDED: 22nd June 1993 (G.O.H.D. MLS 11093/EXC/2)
[4] Molasses Fund Utilization Order 1976:
RESCINDED: Implicitly by rescission of parent 1960 order (1978 notification)
[5][6] Central Government Orders:
S.O. 370(E) & 371(E) dated 10th June 1993:
Central Government rescinded Molasses Control Order, 1961 under Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951
This compilation shows the complete legislative framework for molasses control, not a specific amendment. The Act itself remains in force, but price control/supply orders were deregulated in 1993. The text appears in the Bombay Prohibition Act compilation as Part-III because molasses regulation intersects with alcohol production (molasses is raw material for distilleries).
Current Status: Act remains valid but price/supply controls removed. State Government retains regulatory powers under Section 6 but market is liberalized per 1993 rescissions.