(1) The Manager shall have, for thepurpose of realising and recovering the rents, issues and profits of the immoveable properties of the estate, the same powers as the Nawab Bahadur would have had for such purpose had the [State Government] not entered into the said properties, and all arrears of rent and all demands recoverable as rent, and all interest due on such arrears or demands shall together with all costs incurred for realising the same be recoverable as public demands.
(2)If such properties or any part thereof be in the possession of any mortgagee or conditional vendee, the Manager may apply to the Collector within whose jurisdiction the property is situated, and the Collector shall cause the same to be delivered to the Manager as if a decree therefor had been made in his favour, but without prejudice to the mortgagee or vendee preferring his claim under the provisions elsewhere contained in this Act.
(3) If such properties or any part thereof be in possession of a Receiverappointed by a Court, the Manager may apply to the Court, and the Court shall cause the same to be delivered to the Manager together with art receipts which may be in the hands of the Receiver or the Court at the time of the application.