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Section 37: Provision for expenses of winding up

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

In making proposals for the distribution of the chits assets, the Receiver shall specify the estimated amount of the cost of winding up including remuneration for the Receiver and such other types of expenditure as are incidental to the winding up and such estimated amount shall first be provided for and deducted from the value of the chit assets and the balance amount shall also be proposed for distribution in the provisional statement and the fresh list mentioned in Rule

36.

38. Filling of final accounts by Receiver:-- (1) Upon the termination of the proceeding relating to the winding up, the Receiver shall file his final 17 accounts with the Registrar and within fifteen days of such final accounts being passed by the Registrar the balance of money in the hands of the Receiver shall be paid the Registrar. The Receiver shall also state how the balance amount may be disposed of together with the reasons for his proposals. He shall also deposit with the Registrar all books, accounts and all other records relating to the chit which has been wound up.

(2) The Receiver may thereafter apply to the Registrar for a certificate of discharge from the duties as Receiver and for the vacating of his recognizance bonds entered into by him and the sureties, if any. On receipt of such application, the Registrar may pass orders of such discharge and vacating of the bonds and for the disposal of the final balance of the chits assets, if any.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Tamil Nadu Chit Funds Rules, 1984
Section37
Marginal noteProvision for expenses of winding up
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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