The Arms Act, 1959

The Arms Act, 1959

Module 1: Introduction to the Arms Act, 1959

  1. Historical Background of the Arms Act, 1959


Module 2: Key Terms and Definitions

Module 3: Licensing and Legal Acquisition

  • Section 3: Licensing for acquisition/possession
  • Sections 4-6: Special licensing and restrictions
    • Prohibited arms/ammunition
    • Manufacture, sale, import/export
  • Eligibility, application process, authorities

Module 4: Restrictions and Prohibitions

  • Sections 7-9:
    • Prohibitions for certain persons (minors, criminals)
    • Sale or transfer of firearms without proper identification
  • Section 10-12: Import, export, and transport regulations
  • Practical case studies/scenarios

Module 5: Provisions Relating to Licences

  • Sections 13-18:
    • Grant, refusal, duration, renewal, variation, suspension, revocation of licences
    • Appeals process for aggrieved parties

Module 6: Powers and Procedure

  • Sections 19-24B:
    • Search, seizure, arrest, and deposit of arms
    • Special powers in disturbed areas
  • Real-life law enforcement applications

Module 7: Offences and Penalties

  • Sections 25-33:
    • Unlicensed possession, contraventions
    • Specific and aggravated offences
    • Penalties and punishments (recent amendments)
    • Case law illustration

Module 8: Miscellaneous Provisions

  • Sections 34-46:
    • Central/State powers
    • Exemptions, rulemaking, census, and repeal of prior laws

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