Taxmann's Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act 1956 – Bare Act with Section Notes

Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act 1956 [Bare Act with Section Notes ] by Taxmann is a comprehensive legal resource focusing on prohibiting and preventing immoral trafficking and related offences. It presents the updated text of the Act, enriched with section notes on each section to aid readers in fully understanding both the letter and spirit of the law. This book is an authoritative and user-friendly reference on all aspects of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act 1956.

This book is intended for the following audience:

• Legal Professionals & Judges – Lawyers, solicitors, and members of the judiciary can consult the updated text and section-wise notes to prepare arguments, judgments, or legal opinions
• Law Enforcement & Police Officers – The section notes provides guidance on operational details like arrest procedures, search protocols, and rescue measures under the Act
• Social Workers & NGOs – Those involved in victim support, rescue, and rehabilitation efforts will find the Act's provisions on protective homes, corrective institutions, and victim rehabilitation especially relevant
• Government & Policy Makers – Ideal for government agencies formulating policies or amendments aimed at preventing trafficking
• Students & Academicians – A valuable reference for those studying or researching human rights, women's rights, or criminology, offering both the Bare Act and concise section notes

The Present Publication is the 2025 Edition, covering the amended and updated text of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act [Act No. 104 of 1956 ], with the following noteworthy features:

• [Comprehensive Statutory Text] Presents the full text of the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1956, capturing all key provisions and amendments up to date
• [Latest Amendments & Updates] Reflects rules or judicial pronouncements relevant to offences of immoral trafficking, ensuring readers stay current
• [Pre-amendment Provisions] Incorporates the text of provisions as they existed prior to the amendment in the respective amendment footnotes, enabling the reader to understand the legal position before the amendment and its applicability during the pre-amendment period
• [Section-wise Notes] Each section is followed by succinct commentaries clarifying legislative intent, scope, and any recent judicial interpretations or case laws where relevant
• [User-friendly Format] Marked headings, consistent paragraphing, and bullet points facilitate quick reference and ease of reading
• [Practical Insights] Illustrations and references to notable case law help readers understand how courts apply these provisions in actual scenarios
• [Supplementary Materials] Includes a Subject Index and a detailed contents list for effortless navigation

The structure of the book is as follows:

• Full Bare Act Text – Each section is presented in its statutory form
• Section Notes/Commentaries – Immediately follow each section, providing plain-language explanations, legislative insights, and references to significant judgments
• Case References & Notes – Summaries of leading case laws are interwoven where relevant, particularly helpful for readers
• Schedule & Subject Index – The concluding part comprises the Schedule (defining the Magisterial powers) and a Subject Index for instant referencing