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The Administrators-General Act, 1963 (TAGA) is an Indian legislation enacted in 1963 passed by the Parliament of India. An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to the office and duties of Administrator-General. Read the complete bare act text with section-by-section navigation at Law on Tips.

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TAGA stands for "The Administrators-General Act, 1963". It is an Indian legislation containing 64 sections across 8 chapters. You can read the complete TAGA bare act with all sections at Law on Tips.

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Q: How many sections are in The Administrators-General Act, 1963 (TAGA)?

The The Administrators-General Act, 1963 (TAGA) contains a total of 64 sections organized across 8 chapters. The chapters are: Chapter IP — reliminary — 2 sections; Chapter IIT — he Office Of The Administrator-General — 3 sections; Chapter IIIR — ights, Powers And Duties Of The Administrator-General — 23 sections; Chapter IVG — rant Of Certificate — 9 sections; Chapter VLIA — bility — 3 sections; Chapter VIF — ees — 2 sections; Chapter VIIA — udit Of The Administrator-General's Accounts — 4 sections; Chapter VIIIMIS — cellaneous — 18 sections.

Ch. IP

reliminary

S.1Short title, extent and commencement S.2Definitions

Ch. IIT

he Office Of The Administrator-General

S.3Appointment of Administrator-General S.4Appointment and powers of Deputy Administrator-General S.5Incorporation

Ch. IIIR

ights, Powers And Duties Of The Administrator-General

Ch. IVG

rant Of Certificate

S.29In what cases Administrator-General may grant certificate S.30Grant of certificate to creditors and power to take charge of certain estates S.31Administrator-General not bound to grant certificate unless satisfied of claimant's title, etc S.32Effect of certificate S.33Revocation of certificate S.34Surrender of revoked certificate S.35Payment to holder of certificate before it is revoked S.36Administrator-General not bound to take out administration on account of assets for which he has granted certificate S.37Transfer of certain assets to executor or administrator in country of domicile for distribution

Ch. VLia

bility

S.38Liability of Government S.39Creditor's suit against Administrator-General S.40Notice of suit not required in certain cases

Ch. VIF

ees

S.41Fees S.42Disposal of fees

Ch. VIIA

udit Of The Administrator-General's Accounts

S.43Audit S.44Auditors to examine accounts and report to Government S.45Power of auditors to summon and examine witnesses, and to call for documents S.46Costs of audit, etc

Ch. VIIIMis

cellaneous

S.47General powers of administration S.48Power to summon and examine witnesses S.49Power of person beneficially interested to inspect Administrator-General's account, etc., and take copies S.50False evidence S.51Assets unclaim for twelve years to be transferred to Government S.52Mode of proceeding by claimant to recover principal money so transferred S.53Succession Act or Companies Act not to affect Administrator-General S.54Savings of provisions of Police Acts for presidency-towns S.55Order of court to be equivalent to decree S.56Provision for administration by Consular Officer in case of death incertain circumstances of foreign subject S.57Letters of administration not necessary in respects of small estatesadministered by Administrator-General in accordance with certain Acts S.58Powers to grant Administrator-General letters limited for purpose of dealing with assets in accordance with the Army and Air Force (Disposal of Private Property) Act, 1950, or the Navy Act, 1957 S.59Act not to affect Army and Air Force (Disposal of Private Property) Act, 1950, or the Navy Act, 1957 S.60Saving of provisions of Indian Registration Act, 1908 S.61Power of Central Government to make rules S.62Power of State Government to make rules S.63Laying of rules made by Central Government before Parliament S.64Repeal and savings

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