The Citizenship Act of 1955 provided for the acquisition and determination of Indian citizenship. It defined "person" and excluded any company, association, or body of individuals from this definition, whether incorporated or not. The purpose of the Act was to establish who could be considered a citizen of India.
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Section 3 of Citizenship Act, 1955
The Citizenship Act of 1955 provided for the acquisition and determination of Indian citizenship. It defined "person" and excluded any company, association, or body of individuals from this definition, whether incorporated or not. The purpose of the Act was to establish who could be considered a citizen of India.