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    Shri Shankar Gupta, owner of a small 23.50 bigha tea garden in Brahmajan Village, Tinsukia district, is writing to request an exemption from registration under the Plantations Labour Act 1951 and Assam Plantation Labour Rules 1956. As his tea garden is below the threshold of 5 hectares required for registration, he is eligible for an exemption under the rules. He provides details of his tea garden and land area and respectfully requests that the Labour Inspector grant him the exemption as allowed under the relevant acts and rules.

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    Shri Shankar Gupta, owner of a small 23.50 bigha tea garden in Brahmajan Village, Tinsukia district, is writing to request an exemption from registration under the Plantations Labour Act 1951 and Assam Plantation Labour Rules 1956. As his tea garden is below the threshold of 5 hectares required for registration, he is eligible for an exemption under the rules. He provides details of his tea garden and land area and respectfully requests that the Labour Inspector grant him the exemption as allowed under the relevant acts and rules.

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    Exempation Letter For 5 Heactor of Agriculrtural Land

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    Shri Shankar Gupta, owner of a small 23.50 bigha tea garden in Brahmajan Village, Tinsukia district, is writing to request an exemption from registration under the Plantations Labour Act 1951 and Assam Plantation Labour Rules 1956. As his tea garden is below the threshold of 5 hectares required for registration, he is eligible for an exemption under the rules. He provides details of his tea garden and land area and respectfully requests that the Labour Inspector grant him the exemption as allowed under the relevant acts and rules.

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    To

    Dated. 08th June’2023


    The Labour Inspector & Inspector
    under the Plantations Labour Act, 1951
    Tinsukia ..

    Subject- Request for Exemption

    Ref: Reply to letter PLA/INS/126/17/1600 dt 15.05.2023

    Sir,

    With due respect I have the honour to inform you that in reference to your letter mentioned above
    I would like to inform you that I am the small Tea Grower running a tea garden under name of Shri
    Shankar Gupta (which is grown over an area of 23.50 Bigha on a plot of land under P.P. No. 26,
    61 covered by situated at Brahmajan Village, Sub-Division - Margherita, District - Tinsukia.

    As per Sec. 3B(1) read with sec. 1(4) as per your notice for plantation Labour Act’1951 plantation
    having 5 (five) hectares and above required for Registration under the Assam Plantation Labour
    Rules, 1956

    But Sir, Sorry to inform that, I have only 23.50 Bigha Land which is exemption category under the
    Assam Plantation Labour Rules, 1956

    I therefore request to you please look into the matter and give me exemption as
    per Rules and Act of The Assam Plantation Labour Rules, 1956

    This is for your Information and necessary action.

    Yours faithfully

    Shri. Shankar Gupta


    Brahmajan Village,
    District - Tinsukia

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