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Section 21: Restriction on transfer of fund

DMFT Rules 2025.06.12State Rules of Rajasthan · 1957

(1) The provisions of section 9B of the Act shall be strictly adhered to in respect of utilization of fund by the trust.

(2) No fund shall be transferred in any manner from the trust to the State exchequer or State level fund or Chief Minister’s Relief Fund or any other funds or schemes.

(3) No sanction or approval of any expenditure out of the trust fund shall be done at the State level by the Government or any State level agency.

(4) No fund shall be spent outside directly or indirectly affected areas within a district or for other than affected people as defined in these rules.

(5) No fund shall be transferred in any manner from one district to another district except as mentioned in sub-rule (4) of rule 12.

(6) The approval of expenditure of funds from trust lies solely with the Governing Council of the trust. The Government and State level Committee shall not have overarching authority on sanction of projects, approval of fund/expenditure and their function shall be limited to monitoring and effective implementation of projects sanctioned under these rules.

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ActDMFT Rules 2025.06.12
Section21
Marginal noteRestriction on transfer of fund
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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