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Section 79: Registration of documents executed on behalf of Board

The Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)Union territory Act of Chandigarh · Act 20 of 1971

(1) Not­ withstanding anything contained in the Indian Registration Act, 1908 (Central Act XVFof 1908), it shall not be necessary forthe Chairman toappearin person orby agent at any registration officer in any proceeding connected with registration of any insu UIUBHI executed by him in his official capacity on behalf of the Board or i f to sign as provided in section i>8 of that Act. ;

(2) Where any instrument is so executed, the registration officer to whom such instrument is presented for registration may, if he thinks fit, refer to the Chairman for information respecting the same, and on being satisfied ofthe ex­ ecution thereof, shall register the instrument. I **** !

* Substituted by Clid. Attum. GtLt. NolifiwiLiuu djiicil 13-3-1975 at page 34-35 i • l« !:

526 Haryana Housing Board Act, 1571 (as extended to Chandigarh) SO. Dissolution of Board, - ( t ) The State Government may be notification declare that with effect from such date as may be specified in the notification, the Board shall be dissolved.

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(2) With effect from the date specified in the notification under sub-section

(a) all properties, funds and duos which are vested In and realisable by the Board shall vest in and be realisable by the "[Central Government];

(b) all liabilities enforceable against the Board shall be enforceable against the '[Central Government] to the extent of the properties, funds and dues vested in and realised by the "[Central Government].

(3) Nothing in this section shall affect the liability oFthe'r^rLrr1 ' Govern­ ment] in respect of loans or debentures guaranteed under sun-sent inn (5) of sec­ tion 60.

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ActThe Haryana Housing Board Act 1971 (as extended to Chandigarh)
Section79
Marginal noteRegistration of documents executed on behalf of Board
JurisdictionUnion territory of Chandigarh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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