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Section 38: Exemption of certain Thakurs from certain provisions of Act

The Broach and Kaira Incumbered Estates Act, 1877Central Act · Act 14 of 1877

Nothing in section 9 shall be deemed to render any of the following Thakurs, namely, the Thakur of Ahmod, the Thakur of Sarod, the Thakur of Kerwara, the Thakur of Dehej, and the Thakur of Janiadra incompetent to enter into contracts involving him in pecuniary liability, nor shall anything in section 28 apply to any of the said Thakurs:

Provided that, if any such Thakur has, since the scheme for the settlement of his debts and liabilities was approved under section 11 of the said Act No. XV of 1871, enter into any contract involving him in pecuniary liability exceeding the average annual income derived during the previous five years from his immoveable property after deducting therefrom the land-tax and other dues of Government, the Local Government may, by notification in the Bombay Government Gazette, declare that the exemption made by the former part of this section shall cease in his case, and thereupon such exemption shall cease accordingly.

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ActThe Broach and Kaira Incumbered Estates Act, 1877
Section38
Marginal noteExemption of certain Thakurs from certain provisions of Act
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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