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Section 57: Power to order transfer of stock belonging to lunatic in certain cases

Indian Lunacy Act 1912Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 4 of 1912

Where any stock or Government securities or any share in a company (transferable within [India] or the dividends of which are payable there) is or are standing in the name of, or vested in, a lunatic, beneficially entitled thereto, or in a manager of the estate of a lunatic, or in a trustee for him, and the' manager dies intestate, or himself becomes lunatic, or is out of the jurisdiction of the Court, or it is uncertain whether the manager is living or dead, or he neglects or refuses to transfer the stock, securities or shares, or to receive and pay over thereof the dividends to a new manager or as the Court directs, within fourteen days after being required by the Court to do so, then the Court may order some fit person to make such transfer, or to transfer the same and to receive and pay over the dividends in such manner as the Court directs.

58, Power to order transfer of stock of lunatic residing out of India and the United Kingdom,—Where any such stock or Government securities or share in a company is or 22 are standing in the name of, or vested in, any person residing out of * [India] and not in any part of the United Kingdom, the Court upon being satisfied that such person has been declared lunatic, and that his personal estate has been vested in a person appointed for the management thereof, according to the law of the place where he is residing, may order some fit person to make such transfer of the stock, securities or shares or of any part thereof, to or into the name of the person so appointed or otherwise, and also to receive and pay over the dividends and proceeds as the Court thinks fit.

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ActIndian Lunacy Act 1912
Section57
Marginal notePower to order transfer of stock belonging to lunatic in certain cases
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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