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Coking Coal Mines (Emergency Provisions) Ordinance, 1971Ordinance · 1971

(1) Pending the appointment of a Custodian under section 5 for any coking coal mine, the person in charge of the management of such mine immediately before the appointed day shall, on and from the appointed day, be in charge of the management of such mine for and on behalf of the Central Government; and the management of such mine shall be carried on by such person subject to the provisions contained in sub- Bectionq (3) and (5) and such directions, if any, as the Central Government may give to him and no other peijson including the owner, shall, so long as such management continues, exercise any powers of management in relation to the coking cpal mine.

(2) Any contract, whether express or implied, providing for the management of any coking coal mine, made before the appointed day between the owner of such mine and any person in charge of the management of such mine immediately before the appointed day, shall be deemed to kftvt ternumated on the appointed day.

Man element of coking coil ftnine* pending tht appointment of Custodian.

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(3) No person in charge of the management of a coking coal mine shall, without the previous approval of the person specified by the Central Government in this behalf in respect of that mine (hereinafter referred to as trie "authorised person"),—

(a) incur any expenditure from the assets appertaining to the coking coal mine otherwise than for the purpose of making routine payments of salaries or commissions to employees, agents or for the purpose of meeting the routine day to day expenditure;

(b) transfer or otherwise dispose of any such assets or create any charge, hypothecation, lien or other encumbrance thereon;

(c) invest in any manner any monies forming part of such assets;

(d) acquire any immovable property out of the monies forming part of such assets;

(e) enter into any contract of service or agency, whether expressly or by implication, for purposes connected wholly or partly with the coking coal mine or vary the terms and conditions of any contract relating to any such transaction subsisting on the appointed da:y.

(4) The approval of the authorised person may be given either generally in relation to certain classes of transactions relating to the coking coal mine or specially in relation to any of its transactions.

(5) Every person in charge of the management of a coking coal,m4ne shall deposit all securities and documents of title to any assets appertaining to such mine in any Scheduled Bank or Nationalised Bank in which the owner or agent had an, account immediately before the appointed day or in any branch of the State Bank in the place where the head office or the principal office of the coking coal mine is situated or, where there is no branch of the State Bank in such place, the nearest branch of the State Bank; and no such security or document shall be withdrawn from the Scheduled Bank, the Nationalised Bank or the State Bank, as the case may be, except with the permission of the authorised person:

Provided that nothing contained in this sub-section sha l̂ apply to any security or document of title kept in trust with an Official Trustee in pursuance of the articles of association of any mining company unless the Central Government, by notified order, otherwise directs.

Explanation.—In this sub-section,—

(a) "Scheduled Bank" means a bank included for the time being in the Second Schedule to the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934;

(b) "State Bank" means the State Bank of India constituted under the State Bank of India Act, 1955;

(c) "Nationalised Bank" means a corresponding new bank as denned in the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of Undertakings) Act, 1970.

(6) Every person in charge of the management of a coking'doal mine shall deliver forthwith to the person specified in this behalf by the Cen- % of 1934.

33 of 1955.

5 of 1970.

SEC. 1J THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY 329 tral Government in respect of that coking coal mine, the following documents, namely: —

(a) the minutes book or any other book in India containing all resolutions up to the appointed day of the persons in charge of the management of the coking coal mine before the appointed day;

(fa) the current cheque books relating to the undertaking which are at the head office or the principal office of the coking coal mine;

(c) all registers or other books containing particulars relating to the investment of any moneys appertaining to the coking coal mine including investments on mortgaged properties and all loans granted or advances made,

(7) Without prejudice to the generality of the powers conferred by sub-section (2) and the provisions contained in sub-sections (3), (5) and (6), any direction issued under sub-section (1) may require the persons in charge of the management of the coking coal mine under this Ordinance to furnish to the Central Government or to the authorised persons such returns, statements and other information relating to the coking coal mine as may be mentioned in the direction.

(8) The persons in charge of the management of the coking coal mine under this Ordinance shall be entitled, to such remuneration, whether by way of allowance or salary or perquisites which the Central Government may fix; and any such person may, by giving one month's notice in writing to the Central Government of his intention so to do, relinquish charge of the management of the coking coal mine.

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ActCoking Coal Mines (Emergency Provisions) Ordinance, 1971
Section4
StatusIn force as published by the source

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