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Section 5: Saving as to the securing of property and preparation of inventory

The Army and Air Force (Disposal of Private Property) Rules, 1953Central Rules · 1950

Where payment of the debts and expenses recoverable under the Act has been secured by a representative, or a person appearing to the commanding officer to be entitled to receive or to administer the estate or where there are no such debts and expenses to be recovered, the commanding officer may abstain from securing and making an inventory of the property of the deceased, if so requested by the representative, or such person.

6. Drawing of pay and allowances. (1) The commanding officer may require the appropriate paying authority either to pay to him the pay and allowances due to the deceased or to hold the same on his behalf until disposed of by such commanding officer.

(2) Where the pay and allowances have been required under sub-rule (1) to be held on behalf of the commanding officer, the appropriate paying authority shall not effect any recoveries there from on account of any public claim against the deceased after the receipt of such requisition from the commanding officer.

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ActThe Army and Air Force (Disposal of Private Property) Rules, 1953
Section5
Marginal noteSaving as to the securing of property and preparation of inventory
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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