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The Chutia Nagpur Encumbered Estates Act, 1876

Central · 1876

  • S. 1Short title.
  • S. 2Power to vest management of property in an officer appointed by Commissioner.
  • S. 3Effect of order.
  • S. 4Manager to receive rents and profits, and pay therefrom.
  • S. 5Notice to claimants against holder of property.
  • S. 6Claim to contain full particulars.
  • S. 7Debt not duly notified to be barred.
  • S. 8Determination of debts.
  • S. 9Power to inquire into consideration for leases.
  • S. 10Appeal to Deputy Commissioner.
  • S. 11Scheme for settlement of debts.
  • S. 12Restoration of owner to his property.
  • S. 13Power to call for further particulars.
  • S. 14Power to summon witnesses and compel production of documents.
  • S. 15Investigation to be deemed a judicial proceeding.
  • S. 16Manager to have powers of holder of estate.
  • S. 17Power to lease.
  • S. 18Power to raise money by mortgage or sale.
  • S. 19Power to make rules.
  • S. 20Power to appoint new Managers.
  • S. 21Managers to be public servants.
  • S. 22Bar of suits.
  • S. 23Saving of jurisdiction of Courts in Chutia Nagpur in respect of certain suits.
  • S. 24Act not to affect powers conferred by Bengal Act II of 1869.
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