Powers of Designed Court regarding attachment

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Summary

(1) Upon receipt of an application under section 5, the Designed Court shall issue to the Financial Establishment or to any other person whose property is attached and vested in the Competent Authority by the State Government under section 4, a notice accompanied by the application and affidavits and of the evidence, if any, recorded calling upon the said Establishment and the said person to show cause on or before a date to be specified in the notice, as to why the order of attachment should not be made absolute. (2) The Designated Court shall also issue such notice, to all other persons represented to it as having or being likely to claim any interest or title in the property of the Financial Establishment or the person to whom the notice is issued under sub section (1), calling upon all such persons to appear on the same date as specified in the notice and make objection if they so desire to the attachment of the property or any portion thereof, on the ground that they have interest in such property or portion thereof. (3) Any person claiming an interest in the property attached or any portion there of may, notwithstanding that no notice has been served upon him under this section, make an objection as aforesaid to the Designated Court at any time on or before the specified date before an order is passed under sub-section (4) or sub-section (6) (4) The Designated Court shall if no cause is shown and no objections are made on or before the specified date, under sub-section (3), forthwith pass an order making the order of attachment absolute, and issue such directions as may be necessary for realization of the assets attached and for the equitable distribution amongst the depositors of the money realized from and out of the property attached. (5) If cause is shown or any objection is made as aforesaid, the Designated Court shall proceed to investigate the same and in so doing, as regards the examination of the parties and in all other respects, the Designated Court shall, subject to the provisions of this Act follow the summary procedure as contemplated under order 37 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and exercise all the powers of a court in hearing a suit under the said Code and any person making an objection shall be required to adduce evidence to show that at the date of the attachment he had some interest in the property attached. (6) After investigation under sub-section (5), the Designated Court shall pass an order of attachment passed under sub-section (I) of section 4 absolute or varying it by releasing a portion of the property from attachment or cancelling the order of attachment: Provided that the Designated Court shall not release from attachment any interest, which it is satisfied that the Financial Establishment or the person referred to in sub-section (I) has in the property, unless it is also satisfied that there will remain under attachment an amount or property of value not less than the value that is required for re-payment to the depositors of such Financial Establishment.

(1) Upon receipt of an application under section 5, the Designed Court shall issue to the Financial Establishment or to any other person whose property is attached and vested in the Competent Authority by the State Government under section 4, a notice accompanied by the application and affidavits and of the evidence, if any, recorded calling upon the said Establishment and the said person to show cause on or before a date to be specified in the notice, as to why the order of attachment should not be made absolute. (2) The Designated Court shall also issue such notice, to all other persons represented to it as having or being likely to claim any interest or title in the property of the Financial Establishment or the person to whom the notice is issued under sub section (1), calling upon all such persons to appear on the same date as specified in the notice and make objection if they so desire to the attachment of the property or any portion thereof, on the ground that they have interest in such property or portion thereof. (3) Any person claiming an interest in the property attached or any portion there of may, notwithstanding that no notice has been served upon him under this section, make an objection as aforesaid to the Designated Court at any time on or before the specified date before an order is passed under sub-section (4) or sub-section (6) (4) The Designated Court shall if no cause is shown and no objections are made on or before the specified date, under sub-section (3), forthwith pass an order making the order of attachment absolute, and issue such directions as may be necessary for realization of the assets attached and for the equitable distribution amongst the depositors of the money realized from and out of the property attached. (5) If cause is shown or any objection is made as aforesaid, the Designated Court shall proceed to investigate the same and in so doing, as regards the examination of the parties and in all other respects, the Designated Court shall, subject to the provisions of this Act follow the summary procedure as contemplated under order 37 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and exercise all the powers of a court in hearing a suit under the said Code and any person making an objection shall be required to adduce evidence to show that at the date of the attachment he had some interest in the property attached. (6) After investigation under sub-section (5), the Designated Court shall pass an order of attachment passed under sub-section (I) of section 4 absolute or varying it by releasing a portion of the property from attachment or cancelling the order of attachment: Provided that the Designated Court shall not release from attachment any interest, which it is satisfied that the Financial Establishment or the person referred to in sub-section (I) has in the property, unless it is also satisfied that there will remain under attachment an amount or property of value not less than the value that is required for re-payment to the depositors of such Financial Establishment.

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