 the inter-state corporations bill, 1957(as introduced in lok sabha)  tueinter-state corporations bill, 1957 (as introduced in lok sabha) a billt~ provide for the reorganisation of certain corporations functioning in two or more states by virtue of section 109 of ·the states reorganisation act, 1956, and for matters connected therewith be it enacted by parliament in the eighth year of the republic of india as follows:-1 this act may be called the inter-state corporations act, 1957 short title 2 in this act, "inter-state corporation" means any body corpo- d ii  - s rate constituted under r:ny of the acts specified in the schedule and e nation functioning in two or more states by virtue of section 109 of the of 19~6 state~ reorganisation act, 1956 3 if it appears to the government of a state in any part of which'power of an inter-state corporation is functioning that the inter-state corpo- state govt -   emments 0 10 ration should be reconstituted and reorganised as one or more intra- frame state corporations or that it should be dissolved, the state govern- iche~ea ment may frame o scheme for such reconstitution and reorganisatton or weh dissolution, as the case may be, including proposals reganiing the transfer of the assets, rights and liabilities of the inter-is state corporatioll to any other corporations or state governments and the transfer or re-employment of employees of the inter-state corporation and forward the scheme to the central government 4 (j)onreeeipt of a scheme forwarded to it under section 3, the reorgani-central govemment may, after consulting the state governments latio,? of 20 codc(!rned, approve the scheme with or without modifications s7a~m c:~: and give effect to the scheme so approved by making such order as rations it thinks fit (2) an order made under sub-section (1) may provide for all ~r any of the following mattera, namely:-25; j;; {a) the dissolution ~f the inter-state corporation; (b) the reconstitution and reorganisation in any manner whatsoever of the inter-state corporation including the consti-tution, where necessary, of new corporations; (c) the area in respect of which the reconstituted ~orporation or new corporation shall function and operate; 5 (d) the transfer, in whole or in part, of the assets, rights and liabilities of the inter-state corporation (including the rights and liabilities under any contract made by it) to any other corporations or state governments and the terms and conditions of such transfer; 10 - (e) the substitution of any such transferee for the inter-state corporation, or the addition of any such transferee, as a party to any legal proceeding to which the inter-state corporation is a party; and the transfer of any proceedings pending before the inter-state corporation to any such transferee; is 20 (f) the transfer or re-employment of any employees of the inter-state corporation to, or by, any such -transferee and subject to the provisions of section 111 of the states reorgani- sation act, 1956, the terms and conditions of service applicable to such employees after such transfer or re-employment; (g) the adaptations or modifications of the act under which the inter-state corporation was constituted, whether by way of repeal or amendment, as may be necessary or expedient to  give effect to the approved scheme; (h) such incidental, consequential and supplementary 2!s matters as may be necessary to give effect to the approved scheme (3) where an order is made under this section transferring the assets, tights and liabilities of any inter-state corporation, then, by virtue of that order, such assets, rights and liabilities of the 30 inter-state corporation shall vest in, and be the assets, rights and liabilities of, the transferee (4) every order made under this section shall be published in the official gazette and the act under which the inter-state corporation was constituted shall have effect subject to the pro- 35 visions of the order and the adaptations and modifications made thereby until altered, repealed or amended by the competent legislature of a state - (5) every order made under this section shall be laid before each house of parliament, as soon as may be, after it is made 40 5 the central government may, by notification in the official power or gazette, specify in the schedule any act under which a body catra! go- ~mmmtro corporate constituted for a state is functioning in two or more add to the states by virtue of section 109 of the states reorganisation act, schedule 37 ol 1956 s 1956, and on the issue of such notification, the schedule shall be deemed to be amended by the inclusion of the said act therein  the schedule (see sections 2 and 5)1 the bombay medical practitioners act, 1938 (bom xxvi of 10 ·1938) 2 the bombay secondary school certificate examination act, 1948 (bom xlix of 1948) 3 the bombay housing board act, 1948 (bom lxix of 1948) 4 the bombay khar lands act, 1948 (bom lxxii of 1948) 15 5 the bombay public trust act, 1950 bom xxix of 1950) 6 the bombay labour welfare fund act, 1953 (born xl of 1953) 7 the bombay nurses, midwives and health visitors act, 1954 (bom xiv of 1954) 20 8 the bombay village industries act, 1954 (bom xli of 1954) 9 the hyderabad nurses, midwives and health visitors' registration act, 1951 (hyd xix of 1951) 10 the hyderabad khadi and village industries board act, 1955 (hyd xii of 1955) 2, 11 tile madhya pradesh bhudan yagna act 1953 (mp xv of 1953)  -  statement of objects and reasonsas a result of the states reorganisation act, 1956, a number of'· corporate bodies constituted under state acts before the commencement of that act (ie, the 1st november, 1956) for the purposes of individual states found themselves transformed into inter-state corporations on that date to meet the situation, it was provided in section 109 of the states reorganisation act that such a corporation shall continue to function and operate in those areas in respect of which it was functioning and operating immediately before 1st november, 1956, subject to the directions of the central govern- 'ment, until other provision is made by law in respect of that ~orpora­tion this was only intended to be a transitional provision 2 it is proposed in this bill to make a general provision for the reorganisation of any such inter-state corporation as one or more intra-state corporations at the instance of any of the state governments concerned in that corporation the state govetrnment would frame a scheme for the purpose, providing for the division of the assets and liabilities of the corporation, the transfer or re-employ-l1lent of its empl~yees and other incidental matters the central government after consulting the other state governments concerned would give effect to the scheme by making a comprehensive order and· notifying it in the official ·gazette "3 eleven state acts are specified in the schedule to the bill on the basis of information supplied by the state governments since it is possible that this list may not be complete, it is proposed in clause' 5 of the bill to empower the central government to include in the schedule by means of a notification any other state act under which a corporate body is now functioning in more than one state as~:  a result of the states reorganisation act  - new delhi; a k sen the 18th july, 1957  memorandum regarding delegated legislationclause 4 of the bill empowers the central government to make an order to give effect to a scheme for the reorganisation of any inter-state corporation at the instance of any of the state governments concerned in such corporation the state government would frame a scheme for the purpose and the central government, after consulting the other state governments concerned, would give effect to the scheme by making an order and notifying it in the official gazette having regard to the cir-cumstances of the case, the delegation of legislative power is of "a normal character moreover, every order to" be made ,under cia1,jse 4 when enacted shall"be,l~id before both houses of parliament "  a billto provide for the reorganisation of certain corporations functioning in two or more states by virtue of section 109 of the states reorganisation act, 1956, and for matters connected therewith (shri asoke k sen, minister oj law) 