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Anonymous
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21 June 2010
sir wht the basic difference between law n bylaws can u explain me in a simple example
02 August 2010
Law is enacted by legislation. For example - Indian Trust Act.
By-laws are made by the registered instituion under a law for example a Trust.
The trust can make its own rules to ascertain how it will run its activities. These are called by-laws.
By-laws are made by the registered instituion under a law for example a Trust.
The trust can make its own rules to ascertain how it will run its activities. These are called by-laws.
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