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(1) A petition of claim by a creditor under sub-section (2) of section 147 shall state the following particulars;- Manner of making claims by a creditor (i) name and address of the intermediary against whom the claim is preferred; (ii) name and address of the intermediary against whom the claim is preferred; (iii) amount of the principal advanced; (iv) number of touzi and name of tehsil or such division of the estate or tenure mortgaged or charged, (if a part of an estate or tenure is mortgaged or charged, the chare charged or mortgaged should be stated); (v) a true or certified coy of the document forming the basis of the claim; (vi) the amount of interest or the total of the profits from the mortgaged property already realized by the creditor and the time or times of the realization of such interest or profits, and (vii) any other particulars which may be necessary for determination of the claim. (2) The petition shall be signed and verified in the maner Provided in the Code of Civil Procdure,1908, for signing and verification of plaints. (3) Such a petition shall be preferred by the claimant or his duly authorized agent within six months of the date of vesting or the date on which such a creditor is dispossessed under section 137 or within three months of the appointment of the claims officer whichever date is the latest. (4) On receipt of a petition the claims officer shall se if it is in order. If it is nt in order he may allow the petitioner an opportunity to put in order within such time or extend time as may be allowed by the claims officer in default he may reject the petition. (5) When the petition is in order the claim shall forward a copy thereof to the compensation officer for his information and proceed with the claim in the manner provided in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, for a suit for the enforcement of a mortgage and shall, subject to the precisions of the Bombay Money Lander’s Act, 1946 as extended to Tripura, determine the amount if any due to the claimant. (6) Where there are two or more creditors the claims officer shall after allowing the creditors an opportunity of being heard, determine in accordance with the provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 the order in which each such creditor is entitled to receive the amount due to him. (7) After the claims have been finally disposed of and the order, if any, of their priority has been decided, the claims officer shall send a copy each of his decisions and a copy each of the decisions, if any, of the appellate court, to the compensation officer.