CONTENTS
SECTIONS
1. Short title, commencement and extent
4. Filing of certificate for public demand payable to Collector
5. Requisition for certificate in other cases
6. Filing of certificate on requisition
7. Service of notice and copy of certificate on certificate-debtor
8. Effect of service of notice of certificate
9. Filing of petition denying liability
10. Hearing and determining of such petition
10A. Special provisions relating to certificate for the recovery of certain dues.
11. Who may execute certificate
12. Transmission of certificate to another Certificate-officer for execution
13. When certificate may be executed
16. Interest, costs and charges recoverable
Attachment.
18. Payment of moneys, contrary to attachment, to be void
Sale
21. Suit against purchaser not maintainable on ground of purchase being on behalf of plaintiff
Setting aside sale.
22. Application to set aside sale of immovable property on deposit
25. Sale when to become absolute or be set aside
Disposal of proceeds of execution.
26. Disposal of proceeds of execution
Resistance to purchaser after sale.
27. Application by purchaser resisted or obstructed in obtaining possession of immovable property
28. Procedure on such application
Arrest, Detention and Release.
29. Power to arrest and detention
30. Release from arrest and re-arrest
31. Detention in, and release from, prison
32. Release on ground of illness
33. Prohibition of arrest or detention of women and persons under disability
34. Suit in Civil Court to have certificate cancelled or modified
35. Grounds for cancellation or modification of certificate by Civil Court
37. General bar to jurisdiction of Civil Courts, save where fraud alleged
38. Effect of rules in Schedule II
39. Power of Board of Revenue to make rules as to procedure
40. Publication and effect of rules made under section 39
42. Continuance of certificates
43. Procedure on death of certificate-debtor
44. Cancellation of certificates
48. Application of Act XVIII of 1850
49. Officer to have powers of Civil Court for certain purposes
54A. Government may empower certain officers
56. Application of the Limitation Act, 1908
57. Certificate-officer deemed to be a Court
59. Signature of documents by ministerial officers
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