Section 9: Fixation of area of Goshala and payment by the traders of the area of certain moneys to the Goshala.

The Orissa Goshala Act, 1961State Act of Odisha · Act 1 of 1962

(1) The Director shall assign to each Goshala such local area as he deems fit and it shall be the duty of all traders having their place of business in such local area, to pay at the end of each financial year to the trustee of the Goshala to which the said Goshala has been assigned-

(a) all the moneys that they may have realised from their customers in the name of the Goshala; and

(b) fifty percentum of the money that they may have realised in the name of any other charitable object like dharmadan, punyakhata, katauti or lag.

(2) The Registrar may, on the application of a trustee, call for the account book of any such trader to ascertain whether he has paid the moneys payable by him to the trustee of the Goshala under sub-section (1), but no inspection of such account book by any other person shall be allowed.

(3) No person shall collect any money or accept any subscription for a Goshala which is not registered under this Act.

Where this provision sits

Act	The Orissa Goshala Act, 1961
Section	9
Marginal note	Fixation of area of Goshala and payment by the traders of the area of certain moneys to the Goshala.
Jurisdiction	State of Odisha
Status	In force as published by the source

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