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Section 4

The Assam Debt Conciliation Act, 1936State Act of Assam · Act 10 of 1937

(1) A debtor or any of his creditors may apply to the ication Board appointed for the area in which the debtor ordi na ri lv ~~ resides, to effect a settlement be tween the debtor and hi! credit­ and biJ ora ;

or. Provided that no ap plication shall lie if the debtor', debts be le.. than R,.So or more than Rs.5,01lO.

(2) Where applications have been made by the deb tor and any of his creditors, the al.'plications made by the creditors , 'hall be merged in the application made by the debtor,

(3) If applications are made to mote than one Board in respect of the debts of the same debtor such applications shall, subject to rule, prescribed, be transferred to and dealt with by one Board.

(4) The [Provincial Governmentj " may, at any stage of a proceeding, transfer the prOCIeding from one Board to another, and the Board to which it i< 'ransferred shall have jurisdiction to deal with it.

don 5. Every application to a Board under seorion 4 .hall be in apphca. writi ng and shall be signed and verified in the manner prescribed by the Cod e of Civil Procedure, 1908, for ligning and verifying Act pla ints. J908.

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ActThe Assam Debt Conciliation Act, 1936
Section4
JurisdictionState of Assam
StatusIn force as published by the source

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