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Section 36: Final order of settlement by Registrar

The Tamil Nadu Chit Funds Rules, 1984State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1982

(1) As soon as possible thereafter and at least ten days before the date fixed under Rule35, the receiver submit to the Registrar a fresh list of subscribers or other persons to whom or from whom moneys are due and fresh proposals for the distribution of the available chit assets after making such further enquiry as may be necessary. The Registrar shall thereupon consider the said list and proposals and approve or modify them in such manner as consider the said list and proposals and approve or modify them in such manner as considers necessary. The Registrar shall pass final orders accordingly on the date fixed under Rule 35 for the collection and distribution of the chit assets. The Registrar may also pass such orders as may be necessary for the distribution of the available chits assets in case such asset happen to be insufficient to meet the sums which have to be paid to the subscribers.

(2) The final order passed by the Registrar under this rule shall be conclusive evidence of the several claims to met out of the chit assets.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Tamil Nadu Chit Funds Rules, 1984
Section36
Marginal noteFinal order of settlement by Registrar
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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