(1) If there are more owners than one of any property under the superintendence of the Court and if any one of such owners had ceased to be a ward and the Court considers this cause expedient in the interests of the owner who remains a ward, it may retain the whole property under its superintendence.
(2) If the Court under sub-section (1) retains superintendence of the share of any owner who has ceased to be a ward, such owner shall not be competent to transfer or create any charge and incur any liability on any part of his share during the superintendence of the Court; but he shall not be prevented from making a testamentary disposition, or from applying to a Court or competent department for partition of his share, and from the date of such application until such partition takes place, the Court shall pay to such owner the surplus income accruing from his share of the property.
62. When the court retains superintendence of any property under section 56 or 60 or 61, it may exercise all the powers conferred by this Act in respect of any property of a ward. All acts done by the Court under this section shall be binding on the owner of such property.
63. When the Court withdraws its superintendence of any property, it shall deliver to the owner all documents of title and all papers, and accounts and such records as it may think proper relating to such property.
Procedure where succession is disputed.
Retention of superintendence when there are more owners than one.
Powers in respect of property the superintendence of which is retained.
Delivery of documents and accounts on withdrawal of superintendence.
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64. The fact of withdrawal of superintendence of person or property shall be notified in the 58[Official Gazette].
65. When the Court withdraws its superintendence of any property under the provisions of Chapter VII, without discharging the liabilities thereof, the time from the date of publication of notice, under section 35 to the date of such withdrawal shall be excluded in computing the period of limitation applicable to suits for the recovery of the claims outstanding at the date of such publication.
CHAPTER VIII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
66. If a ward is a mutawalli or hereditary manager of a temple, mosque or other religious establishment or endowment, the Court may, during his wardship, make arrangements for the discharge of his duties as mutawalli or manager:
Provided that, for the personal management by the ward of the affairs of any such establishment or endowment, the Court shall appoint suitable person other than a Government servant, and shall as far as possible restrict its superintendence to the preservation of the property belonging to such establishment or endowment.
67. Whoever, without previous written permission of the Court, abets the marriage of any person specified in section 19 and who is maintained in the tenor of the said section, by the ward‟s estate within the meaning of that section, shall be liable on conviction before a Court of Session, to be punished with fine which may extend to two thousand rupees or with imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months or with both.
58. Substituted for the word “Jarida” by the A.P.A.O. 1957.
Notification for withdrawal of superintendence.
Withdrawal of superintendence without discharging liability.
Power of Court in regard to religious endowments, of which ward is hereditary mutawalli or manager.
Penalty for abetment in marriage.
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68. In holding any inquiry under this Act, the 59[Collector] or a person authorised shall have the powers vested in a Civil Court 60[under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.]