The effect of Section 10(3) of the Arms Act, 1959 is that the taking of arms and ammunition from one…
Section 10(3) treats the specified movement as arms being "taken out of, and brought into, India". It therefore engages section 10(1) licensing subject to applicable proviso…
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The effect of Section 10(3) of the Arms Act, 1959 is that the taking of arms and ammunition from one part of India to another by sea or air or across an intervening territory not forming part of India attracts:
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Section 10(3) treats the specified movement as arms being "taken out of, and brought into, India". It therefore engages section 10(1) licensing subject to applicable proviso exceptions; the deeming provision does not itself create the dealer or disturbed-area controls.