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(2) trfe Dftersi _oo 4,:r4 4 4444 4 fee4 400 (d) "Bank-" means the State Bank of :India or any other
Scheduled Bank where securities or monies of an estate
tifetet 7444 I„ 37 10 7137 T4 3E3d may have been lodged.
( 3) 717 diff53413 400 ss4 N. IEEE ""5 6 00 777 (e) "Deputy Administrator-General' means the Deputy
Administrator-General of the Union territory of Delhi,
WRIT 734 3), 37 1s 444 Tr 44,44 t when so appointed.
(1) 414 3i 45341 600 wit 4 W k 1k9 sop 444 4 (f) Government" means the Government of Union terri-
44 20 4e4 Ie I tory of Delhi.
IffIIT 444
(g) "Official Gazet te" means the Gazette of Delhi.
(s) kriv, 44-444r sot) 444 4 414-4 fet9 t000 444 44
(Id 'Section" means a section of the Act.
stretret 444 th 25 w of vet 1
(i) "Treasury!' means the Government Tresury at Delhi
( 6) 444 4E444 1000 4444 4u444 art, ate 44444 or New Delhi,
et 2-02 11P5717 Tr Pff
3. Prescribed authority under section 52:—The Secretary
( 7) 7fd kfif35511 10000 777 4 5734 g f444 15000 to Government, Union territory of Delhi in the Judicial Depart-
4T 1i' 74 3 afa ne ment, shall be the prescribed authority for the purposes of
-344 4 Tria at section 52 of the Act,
.1 5177
4. Certain Officers and authorities to report death, etc., to
(4) 44 44444 4 44 4t4, fit 44m 4 444 4144-444 the District Magistrate:—Every officer or local authority,
upon whom or which the duty of registering deaths has been
44 axe 57 a es 975177 17131 i.i to )73 353i g--4347 imposed by or under any law, shall, upon receiving information
771 a ad41771 (1)433 mfr AT fetid) 57711T7371-1950 11317t of the death of any person to whom the.Administrator-General's
Act applies report the fact of such death without delay to the
5.171 414 1 )37 4, 34444t 3 7`2717 dff I District Magistrate together with the following:particulars
as far as they may be known to him or :—
(a) Date of death and the amount and nature of the assets
left by the deceased;
(b) whether or not the deceased left a Will, and, if so, in
tie-0E4444 -44IIWt 7173- 51-737 Ada whose custody it is; and
eetr 44,141714r4 aI NIFIT 717M- 3414k5 airs 4 444 (c) the names and addresses of the surviving next-of-kin
77 di 1141117 743 T1 TNT PIN 3 d714 -- of the deceased.

, 41 we 5. Burial or cremation to be reported to District Magistrate:

731 57547 41751 sr-
44 4444 Any person who performs the burial ceremony or cremation of
3iKr, TI4F3 arm 47 6-1).4 dfikirr ar dr.
; a person to whom the Administrator-General Act applies shall
report the burial or cremation without delay to the District
Magistrate.
vrkter
2. District Magistrate to make 011tftlity and report death,
ef4 4444 40r-
44 etc., to the Administration-General:—Upon receiving any such
report, or upon receiving in any other manner information of
44 4444 the death of any person to whom the Administrator-Gerneral's
Act applies, the District Magistrate shall forthwith report to the
DELHI ADMINISTRATION DELHI Administrator-General, and shall cause to be made such further
inquiry, as may be necessary, for the purpose of ascertaining the
(Law & Judicial Department) particulars specified in rule 4 and may direct the Superintendent
of Police to make any such inquiry. He shall report the results
Delhi, the 18th September, 1972 of such enquiry to the Administrator-General as soon as it is
complete.
No. F. 22/3172-Jud1:—In exercise of the powers conferred 7. Subjects of Foreign States:—On receipt of notice of the
by section 62 of the Administrator-General's Act, 1963 (Act death of any person who was, or who the Administrator-General
No. 45 of 1963), the Administrator, Union territory of Delhi, has reason to suppose may have been, the subject of any Foreign
is pleased to make the following rules for the Union territory
of Delhi, for carrying into effect the objects of the Act and for State to- which the provisions of section 56 of the Act apply,
the Administrator-General shall forthwith give notice of such
regulating the proceedings of the Administrator-General of death to the Consular Officer of such Foreign State at Delhi.
the Union territory of Delhi.
In any such case, the Administrator-General shall take no steps
to administer or in any way deal with such estate except for
The following rules will come into force at once:— safe custody without the consent of such Consular Officer, or
I. Short-title:—These rules may be called the Adminis- until he has expressed his intention of not moving in the matter
trator-General's (Union territory of Delhi) Rules, 1972. in accordance with section 56.

2. Definitions:—In these rules, unless there is anything re-
pugnant in the subject or context:—
(a) "The Act' means the Administrator-General's Act,
1963, (No. 45 of 1963), as amended by Act No. 2 of
1972.
(b) 'Administrator-General" means the Administrator-
General of the Union territory of Delhi and any other
territory or successor Government as may be notified
from time to time.
(c) ''Court" incans the High Court or District Court
and includes any court, tribunal or authority.
8. District/Local Authority to assist Administrator-General:--
The District and Local Authorities arc required to assist the
Administrator-General in the performance of his duties and
administration of estates, in such manner as the Administrator-
General may-direct for protection, safe custody and disposal of
properties or assets of the deceased or for any other purpose in
the discharge of his official dutied.
9. Steps to be taken under section 8, 9 and 10:—(1) On
receipt of information through the District and Local Autho-
rities or otherwise, the Administrator-General shall proceed
to take steps in accordance with the provisions of sections 8, 9
and 10 of the Act.
 piativ,r DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY -
Provided that, when the name and address of the executor
or next-of-kin is known to the Administrator-General, the
Administrator-General shall not proceed in the administration
until, he has communicated with such executor or next-of-
kin in order to ascertain whether he proposes to apply for ad-
ministration and until a reasonable time has elapsed for the
receipt of a reply to such communication; and where a reply
in the affirmative has been received, until the expiration of such
further time as would admit of an application for administra-
tion being made.
(2) Notwithstanding anything in clause(I), the Adminis-
tratorGeneral may take immediate action under section 9
if, in his opinion, such a course is necessary to protect the estate.
10. Contest of application for letters of administration
before a court:—When an application is made to the High
Court- for letters of administration by any person other than
the.next-of-kin of the deceased,or for letters of administration
other than letters pendente lite to any court by a creditor, a legatee
other than a universal legatee or a friend of the deceased, a cita-
tion with a copy of the application and its annexures shall be
forwarded to the Administrator-General, who shall context
the application for letters of administration under section 8
of the Act, if he considers thd adoption of such a course neces-
sary for his,preferential right.
11. Costs receivable by Administrator-General.:—When
an application is made by any person to the High Court or Dis-
trict :Court for Probate or letters of administration with or
without a copy of the will annexed, a citation with a copy of
application with annexures shall issue to the Administrator-
General to enable him to ascertain his preference, bonafides of
such application and to file objections or to contest the same.
should.such a course be deemed necessary. The Administra-
tor-General shall be entitled to receive costs for such appearance
out of the estate unless the court directs otherwise.
12. Deposit of expenses by an applicant for administration
of estate:—Any next-of-kinexecutor, universal legatee or
person interested in the estate of the deceased may request the
Administrator-General in writing to obtain Probate or letters
of administration with or without a will annexed to the estate
of the deceased and the Administrator-General, after ascertain-
ing the position of assets, possibility of contest and expense
involved, may proceed to do so and, if he considers so necessary
he may require the applicant to deposit such amount for expenses
as be required from time to time until he obtains administra-
tion. The amount so deposited will he adjusted in due course
of the administration of the estate.
• 13. Transfer of estate to Administrator-Generals—Any
private executor or administrator desiring to transfer the estate
of which he has obtained probate or letters of administration
from the Administrator-General, shall do so by executing an
instrument of transfer duly stamped with particulars of accounts
and assets and when the Administrator-General has accepted
it, such transfer shall be notified in the Official Gazette.
14. Fee payable to Administrator-General for appearing
as counsel:—Whenever the Administrator-General appears
in Court on behalf of estate with a view to obtain letters of
Administration or Probate or conducts proceedings in connec-
tion with the administration of estates, then in addition to the
fees chargeable under section 41 of the Ad and prescribed by
Rule 24 Schedule \sof the Rules, he shall be entitled to a personal
fee as counsel chargeable to such estate or estates at the follow-
ing rates which shall not be credited to the public account of
the State or Administration:—
(I) For each case, fee at 2% of the value of the claim subject
to -a minimum of Rs. 75l,
Provided that in case decided without contest, the fee
shall be half subject to a minimum of Rs. 50/-.
(2) For an application moved in court. Rs. 351- if it is not
in a pending case mentioned in (I) above.
Provided that no fee shall be payable for an app lica-
tion which is merely of a routine nature,.
(3) For any other matter not covered by this rule, such
fee as the court may allow,
505
15. Noticeunder section 23:—fl) The notice to be given
under section 23 sub-section (I) of the Act shall be in the form
prescribed in Schedule IV to these rules or as nearly as may be
expedient and shall be advertised in such newspapers as the
Administrator-General thinks fit, provided that more than
one estate may be included in the same notice.
Non: It is not necessary for the Administrator-General
to advertise separately for the heirs or next-of-kin of ..ha de-
ceased as the wording of the notice is meant to and is enough
to bring within its scope not only the creditors but also the
heirs of next-of-kin of the deceased and other persons who may
be interested in the distribution of the assets of the estate.
(2) Notice of rejection or displlowance of a claim under
section 23 sub-section (3) of the Act, shall be given by a letter
addressed to the creditor at the address given by him in his
communications or other known address, by registered post.
In no event shall the funds of the estate be distributed if there
be any doubt as to the sufficiency thereof, until the expiration
of one month from the date of the service of notice under sec-
tion 23(3).
16. Procedure of payment to creditors:-(l) As soon as the
Administration-General is in a position to pay the creditors in
full, or in insolvent cases when he has realized all the assets.
he shall forward a special notice to each creditor whose claims
has been admitted together with a receipt for the amount pay-
able to him for his signature, whether such receipt represents
the total amount of his claim of a dividend. Such notice shall
be sent to the creditor at his last known address. On presenta-
tion of the receipt duly signed and accompanied by a registry
certificate—if one has been issued to the creditor-unless the
non-production of the latter is satisfactorily explained, the
amount shall be paid to the creditor.
(2) Should the registry certificate be issued and produced,
it shall be retained if the payment is made in full; but where only
a dividend is paid, it shall be returned to the creditor with an
endorsement thereon showing the amount of dividend so paid.
(3) A notice similar to the one mentioned in clause (I) shall
be forwarded to every creditor of an estate whose claim has been
admitted but has not been paid in full, whenever further assets -
in such estates have been realized and the Administrator-
General is in a position to pay a further dividend on the admitted
claim,
(4) When any creditor,to whom citation or notice under
clause (1) or (3) has been issued or sent, has not within three
months from the date of notice requested payment of the amount
payable on his claim, such amount shall remain in deposit to
the credit of the creditor if not claimed within three years of
the date of notice, such amount or such portion thereof as can
conveniently be invested, may be invested in securities or shares.
until it is transferred to the Register of Unclaimed Assets or
Miscellaneous Ledger as the Administrator-General considers
appropriate.
17. Payment to persons abroad.:—All payments to bene-
ficiaries, next-of-kin and other claimants abroad, who are
outside India, shall be made through the Reserve Bank of
India and respective Ambassadors or High Commissioners for
India abroad, who will act as official agent to the Administrator-
General for the purpose.
18, Application under section 29 or 30:—Application fora
certificate under section 29 or 30 shall be made on petition with
an affidavit, which shall bear a stamp of the value of three rupees
and shall disclose—
(a) the full name and place and date of death of deceased;
(b) the name and address of the applicant;
(c) full particulars of the assets in respect of which a-certi-
ficate is applied for and the value thereof;
(d) full names and addresses of the heirs and next-of-kin
to the deceased with relationships; and
(e) whether the deceased has left a will or otherwise.
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Nom: The Administrator-General may have such forms
printed for convenience of applicants. If there he a
will it shall be submitted in original with the affidavit
of at least one of the attesting witnesses to prove due
execution of the will as required by law, and if the certi-
ficate is applied for in estate cases, by any one other
than the executor named in the will, the original renun-
ciation shall also be submitted.
(f) particulars of liabilities against the estate of the deceased
as far as known to the applicant;
(g) statement whether application has been made for pro-
bate of the will or for letters of administration relating
to the estate in any court, and with what result;
(h) an undertaking that the applicant will administer the
estate according to the law;
(i) such other information and particulars, together with
such documents, as may be required by the Administrator-
General in any particular case; and
(j) in the case of an application under section 30 full
particulars of the debt and a statement whether any
security, and, if so, what, is held for the debt together
with full particulars of the claims of other creditors
and an undertaking that the applicant will pay all
debts as required by law and that if there should be a
surplus after satisfying all claims he will make it over to
the legal heir of the deceased,and that failing such an
heir he will remit the surplus amount with a statement
of account to the Administrator-General.
19. Advertisement of certificate under section 29 or 30:—
When an application is made to the Administrator-General
for a certificate under the provisions of section 29 or 30 of the
Act, he shall have a general citation pasted on the Notice Hoard
of his office and if he considers it likely that the will may be
contested or that the granting of certificate to the applicant
may be objected to, have the notices sent to parties or have the
citation advertised if he considers it so necessary, or if he is
requested to do so by the applicant or any other person before
or during the pendency of the proceedings, advertise same in
such newspapers as he thinks fit. A period of at least fifteen
days shall be fixed in the citation unless the Administrator-Gene-
ral by an order in writing reduces such period and no certificate
shall begranted before expriry of the periodspecified in the
citation. Should the circumstances 'warrant, the period
mentioned in the citation may be extended.
In cases where a citation is to be advertised in newspapers
by request or by an order of the Administrator-General, the
cost shalll be deposited by the applicant withing a period to
be fixed by the Administrator-General, failing which the pro-
ceedings shall abate for default.
20. Regard to be had to wishes of relatives and others as to
the disposal of assets:—The Administrator-General shall dis-
pose of the assets of an estate either under his direct supervision
or through such person or local official as may appear suitable
to him, and in doing so he shall, if the estate does not appear
to be insolvent, have regard to the wishes of the persons who
are entitled to a share of the estate concerning the reservation
of such articles as may be desired by such persons, provided that
such wishes are made known to him before the disposal of the
property, unless he considers that such a course would be pre-
judicial to the administration of the estate or would conflict
with the interest of some other interested preson. Unless the
estate is insolvent no specific legacy shall be sold without a
reference to the person to whom it is bequeathed, but such a
reference may be omitted when there are not sufficient funds to
pay the statutory charges:
Provided that nothing contained in this rule shall prevent
the immediate disposal of livestock or other assets subject to
speedy or natural decay or articles the storage of which cannot
conveniently be arranged for or would involve disproportionate
expenditure.
21. Security to be furnished by certain persons The Admi-
nistrator-General may require any person who is entrusted with
the receipt or custody of money or property belonging to an
estate to furnish such security as the Administrator-General
[PART TV
may deem expedient with due regard to the responsibility of such
person.
22. General Purposes Fund;—(1) There shall be a General
Purposes Fund for the purpose of meeting expenses with regard
to stamp duty, payment of fees to counsel and personal fee in
connection with any litigation suit, proceeding, or application
to he filed or contested in any court. Such expenses or fees
so defrayed or paid shall be recouped out of the estate con-
cerned when administration of such estate is taken over by the
Administrator-General as far as possible and where for any
reason such expenses or fees cannot be recouped, a statement
to that effect will be submitted to the Government. This
register may be maintained in form no. 2A as specified in Sche-
dule I.
(2) When the Administrator-General takes over the adminis-
tration of any estate, he may permit advances out of the General
Purposes Fund in order to meet the initial expenses of adminis-
tration and such advances shall in due course be recovered from
from
the estate concerned or adjusted, if found irrecoverable,
the General Purposes Fund.
23. Personal fee payable to Administrator-General :—Vacrp
ever the Administrator-General goes out of station for the
work of any estate under administration, then in addition to
fees chargeable under section 41 and prescribed by rule 24 of the
Rules, he shall be entitled to a personal fee for out-station work
at the rate of Rs. 50/- per diem chargeable to such estate, ,or if
there are several estates,to all such estates as may be reasonable:
Provided that such fees shall be chargeable subject to such
conditions and restrictions as may be prescribed by Government
from time to time. Provided also that no such fee shall be
payable for the same day for which the Administrator-General
is paid fees as counsel out of such estate.
24. Fees under section 41. The fees mentioned in Sechedule
V to these rules shall be the fees prescribed under section 41
of the Act, provided[ hat they may be reduced compounded for,
or remitted as provided in these rules.
41:—For
25. Valuation for calculating fees under section
the purpose of calculating the fees under section 41 of the Act,
assets shall be valued as follows:—
(1) The value of movable assets (other than cash) shall
be—
(a) the price realized on sale;
(b) if there be no such sale then the value of the property
on the date of its transfer to the heir, legatee or creditor:
Provided that if in any particular case the Administrator
General considers.it necessary he may get the property valued
by an expert whose charges shall be paid out of the funds of the
estate.
(2) The value of immovable assets shall be:—
(a) the price realized on sale;
(b) if the property is not sold, the value of the property as
estimated by the Collector or agreed upon between the
Administrator-General and the person to whom it is
transferred.
(3) Income, where the same is derived from the carrying on
of any trade or business, shall mean the gross receipts of such
trade or business.
Note :—Collection and management charges shall not he
deducted from the gross rent or income for the purpose of
assessment of fee under this rule.
26. Time of payment Fees under section 41 of the Act shall
be levied and debited to the account of an estate—
(1) if the property is sold, on the receipt of the sale-proceeds;
Provided that no fee shall be debited to the account of
the estate so as to leave a debit balance;
(2) if the property is not sold but transferred or made over
to some person, at the time of closing the account of
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the estate, or in instalments during the administration
of the estate. But in all the cases the fee shall be adjus-
ted before the final winding up of any estate.
27. Manner of calculation and payment:—Subject to any
special arrangement made under rune 31, all fees payable under
section 41 of the Act shall be calculated in the manner laid
down in rule 25 and debited to the estate as provided in rule 26.
28. Adnistment of fees in accounts :—The account of each
estate ih regard to fees payable shall be adjusted every half-
year on June 30 and December 31, respectively :
Provided that previous to the final winding up of any estate
the Administrator General shall adjust his account in regard
to fees charged or payable in accordance with the rules herein
contained.
29. Fees paid for services under section 10 to be part-payment
of fees of subsequent administration :—Where after an order
has been made under section 10 of the Act, letters of adminis-
tration are subsequently granted to the Administrator-General,
the fees charged by him under head "aT of the Schedule-V.
shall be deemed to be a part payment of the fees payable to the
Administrator-General under head "(a)" of the said Schedule.
30. Reduction of fees :—If in any case it appears to the Ad-
ministrator-General that the circumstances of an estate propo-
sed to be administered by him are, cr probably will be, such as to
render his duties in relation thereto simple or that payment of
the fees in full would ietult in hardship tothe heirs, legatees or
creditors, having regard to the circumstances of the case, he may
remit any part (not exceeding one-half) of any prescribed fee;
but in every such case the reasons for so doing shall be recorded
by him and a report of such cases, except where a remission is
allowed in charging the prescribed minimum fee, shad be sub-
mitted every half year to the Government, provided that no
second report shall be made if the reasons for allowing remission
have not altered, and provided also that nothing contained in
this rule shall affect the order of payment of the administration
fee and expenses.
31. Remission of fees in cases tender sections 29 and 30 :—
In the case of a certificate granted under section 29 or 30 of the
Act, the Administrator-General may. in cases of great hardship.
and where the assets do not exceed Rs. 1,000;-, remit all fees
(or a part thereof) payable under these rules, and in other cases
may remit any part not exceeding one-half of the prescribed fee,
but in every such case he shall record his reason for so doing.
In considering the cases of hardship, the Administrator-General
will have regard to eases of widows or dependents of Army,
Air Force and Navy personnel killed during war.
32. Composition of fee :—WIerc in the opinion of the Ad-
ministrator-General the income of any assets appertaining to an
estate is not liable to serious fluctuations, he may from time to
time agree with the person or persons entitled to such income,
to accept, in lieu of the income fee payable in pursuance of Sche-
dule V, a fixed half-yearly fee of such amount as shall appear
to the Administrator General approximately equal to the average
income fee which, but for such agreement, would be payable
in respect of such income. A report of such cases shall be
submitted to the Government at the close of the year, but it
shall not be necessary to report the same case more than once
unless the agreement for the composition of fees is varied.
33. Method of payment of fees :—The Administator-General
may agree to the payment by such instalments as shall seem to
him just and reasonable of any fee payable to him under the
Act.
34. Procedure under section 48 :—For the purposes of sec-
tion 48 of the Act, the Administrator-General shall act accor-
ding to the prdcedure prescribed under the High Court Rules or
General Rules (Civil) and the fees prescribed thereunder.
35. Fees under section 49 :—(a) No person shall be entitled
to inspect the books or accounts of the Administrator-General
or make search for information in them or obtain copies of a
document without first satisfying the Administrator-General
that he is interested in the administration of the estates :
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Provided that nothing hereinbefore contained shall preclude
the Administrator-General from refusing the inspection of or
search for or grant of conies of documents and papers of a
confidential nature, and the decision of the Administrator-Gene
ral in this respect shall be final.
(b) The following shall be the prescribed fees for the above
purposes :-
0) For inspection of books, Rupees 4 per day.
accounts and records of
an estate.
(ii) For searches regarding es- Rupees 5 per day.
fates which have been
wound up or closed.
(iii) For copies of a document or 251'. per 100 words
accounts of an estate or a subject to a minimum
certificate of an auditor. fees of Rs. 2 per
document, account or
certificate.
(iv) For production of papers. Rupees 5 per day plus
books etc) in Courts. the travelling ex-
penses of a clerk if the
books or papers are
required at a Court
other than the High
Court at Delhi.
Provided that the Administrator-General may on closing the
accounts of an estate grant a copy of the accounts free of charge
to an heir, legatee or any other person entitled to a share of the
estate.
36. Disposal of fees :—All fees realized by the Administrator-
General under rule 35 shall be brought to account in the Commi-
ssion Account Ledger inform No. 6 and credited by him in the
Bankin the manner prescribed by theserules as soon as practic-
able after their receipt.
37. Credit of funds tionsfbrred ander section 51 :—A II securities,
shares, debentures, stock and fixed deposits which are to be trans-
ferred unde the provisions of section 51 of the Act shall be con-
verted into ready money and these and all other funds trans-
ferred under the provisions of that section shall be paid to the
credit of the Government to the Bank and an intimation of such
payment with particulars thereof shall be forwarded to the Sec-
retary to Government in the Judicial Department. Where any
such assets consist of immovable property the Administrator-
General shall make a special report of the matter to the Secre-
tary to the Government in the Judicial Department, and shall
await such orders as may be given by Government in respect
of such assets.
38. Limit of cash balance :—The Administrator-General
shall not retain more than a sum of Rs.500 as permanent advance.
Any excess beyond that amount shall be credited as soon as
practicable after its receipt to the public account of Union terri-
tory of Delhi.
39. Maintenance of CICCOUni at Local Treasury :—A detailed
account of the receipt and payments of the Administrator
General shall be maintained at the local treasury in such form
as the Accountant General Central Revenues may prescribe.
All receipts of the Administrator-General for credit
to the Public Account shall be remitted to the Bank, through
the local treasury, with a challan in the prescribed form. The
challan shall be presented to the Treasury Officer who shall
record on the challan an order to the Bank to receive the money.
The money will then be taken to the Bank for credit into the
Public Account. When the Administrator-General requires
any money for payment, he shall present a cheque for the necess-
ary amount at the local treasury. if the cheque is in order, the
Treasury Officer shall pass an order to the Bank for payment.
The cheque shall then be presented at the Bank for receipt of
the money.
40. Safe custody of securities :—(1) All Government secu-
rities, debentures and shares coming into the possession of the
Administrator-General shall, as soon as practicable, be lodged
in the bank for safe custody. All such securities of shares shall,
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as soon as practicable, be endorsed or transferred in the name
of the Administrator-General and earmarked to the estate to
which they respectively belong.
(2) All securities lodged under this rule may be withdrawn
on requisition signed by the Administrator-General.
41. Safe custody of valuables and documents :—There shall
be maintained in the office of the Administrator-General a
room which shall be provided with iron safes for the safe cus-
tody till they are sent to the Banks, of all cash, currency notes
and other securities and other assets, such as jewels, ornaments
and articles of like natures, and also title-deeds, wills and testa-
ments and other documents belonging to the estates in his charge.
All cash receipts of the Administrator-General shall be remitted
to the Bank for credit into Public Account in accordance with
Rule 39. All jewels, ornaments and other articles of a like
nature which are of any substantial value shall, as soon after their
receipt as practicable, be listed and valued by a competent
valuer to be selected by the Administrator-General and when
this is done they shad be lodged immediately in the Bank for
safe custody.
42. Purchase and sale of Government Securities :—For
purchasing securities the Administrator-General shall be
required to furnish the Bank, I hrough the local treasury, with a
eh Nue for an amount which will roughly cover the cost of such
purchases. The amount shall be held by the bank till such lime
as a purchase is completed. Any surplus shall be intimated by
the bank to the Administrator-General and shall be credited to
the Administrator-General's Account with the local treasury
on his furnishing the Bank with necessary challans duly prepar-
ed by him and passed by the Treasury Officer.
The sale-proceeds of securities and companies' or Banks'
hares and debentures, when realised by the Bank, shall be simi-
larly advised to the Administator-General and shall be credited
in manner prescribed above.
43. Dividend warrants on shares :—Dividend warrants on
shares in the custody of the Administrator-General when received
by him, shall be sent by him accompanied with Treasury chall-
ans duly prepared by him and passed by the Treasury Officer
when they shall be credited to his account with the local treasul
44. Governance of Saying Bank and Fixed Deposit Accounts :—
Savings Bank and Fixed Deposit Accounts shall continue to be
governed by the Bank's Saving Rank and Fixed Deposit Rules
in existence.
45. Accounts etc :—The Administrator-General shall have
the accounts, statements and records specified in Schedule
I of these rules duly kept and maintained by his office establish-
ment and for that purpose he will be provided with reasonable
staff.
46. Receipts :—Every payment charged in the Adn)inistra,
tor-General's general cash account shall be passed for payment
under the initials of the Administrator-General, who shall, as
far as possible, obtain receipts for such payments.
47. Investments :—The Administrator-General may invest
or retain invested money belonging to any estate in any invest-
ment authorized by the testamentary instrument or, unless ex-
pressly forbidden by such instrument, in any securities specified
in section 20 of the Indian Trust Act, 1882 (II of 1882), or with
the previous sanction of Government in such other securities,
shares debentures or faxed deposits as may be considered safe
and beneficial to the estate.
48, Investment of cash balances :—(l)
Whenever any assets
cannot be paid or delivered to a person entitled thereto because
such person has not claimed payment or delivery after receipt
of notice or because the address of such person is not known,
such assets shall be transferred to the register of unclaimed assets.
If not claimed within three years of the date of transfer, movable
property shall be sold and its sale-proceeds placed at the credit
of the account. Monies at the credit of the register of un-
claimed assets. if the amount to or exceed Rs. 1000/-, shall be
invested in such securities as are expressly authorized by the
instrument under which the Administrator-General holds the
estate, or in any other securities specified in rule 47.
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(2) The cash balance standing to the credit of a separate
account which represents the income of any property and which
is payable by way of annuity to the person or persons entitled
thereto shall not be invested unless it can properly be treated
as dead assets and exceeds Rs. 1000j- in amount.
(3) An amount or property payable to a legatee by way of
an annuity or to a person who by virtue of his being a minor
or a lunatic or otherwise is incapable of receiving payment may
be transferred to the accounts of the Official Trustee, who shall
deal with it according to law.
An official note shall be considered an instrument in writing
for the purpose of such transfer.
49. Petty receipts of closed estate accounts :—The Adminis-
trator-General may transfer to a separate account, which shall
be styled "Miscellaneous Ledger", all small balances which,
when the accounts of an estate are closed are, owing to the
smallness of the amounts, indivisible amongst the beneficiaries
or creditors of the estate entitled thereto, and also any sum rece-
ived as and by way of further assets of an estate after it has
been closed, and which, owing to the smallness of the amount,
is equally indivisible. Should any further assets be received to
the credit of an estate in which such a transfer has been made,
such further assets shall be transferred to this account unless the
Administrator-General considers it possible to distribute such
amounts further to persons entitled. On winding up of such
estates or when such amounts are not distributable, the amounts
may be transferred to General Purposes Fund, should the
Administrator-General consider it so necessary.
50. Destruction of papers:—The Administrator-General may,
during the course of the Administration of any estate in his hands,
destroy any papers which he has received and which he considers
to be of no value, and on the close of the administration of the
estate may destroy the rest of the papers, photographs and other
articles of no value which are not claimed by the beneficiaries,
next-of kin or any other persons entitled thereto or interested
therein.
51. Schedules :—The Administrator-General shall once in
every year as soon after June, 30 and December 31 as possible
prepare schedules in the forms set forth in Schedule II to these
rules, which schedules shall be verified by the auditor; and on
the same being passed by such auditors, the Administrator-
General shall cease the said schedules to be printed by the
,Government Press and shall forward two copies to the Secre-
tary of the Government of Delhi in the Judicial Department.
52. Reports :—The Administrator-General shall also twice
in every year at the times aforesaid submit to the Government
a report in the form set forth in Schedule 111 to these rules.
53. Cost of Schedules and reports :—The Schedules, reports
and returns prescribed by rules 51 and 52 shall be prepared by
the establishment of the Administrator-General, and the costs
thereof shall be debited to the general working expenses of the
office.
54. Return affray :—The Administrator-General shall submit
to the Government at the close of the financial year, as soon
as possible, a statement showing all the fees and other income
of the department paid to Government and all the expenses ,
incurred and charges paid by the Government. This state-
ment shall be termed the "Financial Statement" and shall be
submitted through the Accounts Branch of the Administration
and Judicial Department, who may verify the figures.
The financial statement of the Administrator-General may
be combined with that of the Official Trustee of the Union
territory of Delhi so long as both the offices are amalgamated.
55. Audit :—(1) (i) The accounts of the Administrator-
General shall be audited twice a year by the auditors of
Examiners, Local Fund and/or Accountant General Central
Revenues.
(ii) The accounts of the Administrator-General in regard to
estates under administration shall be balanced every half-year,
viz., on June 30 and December 31.
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(iii) The said accounts shall be examined by the auditors
who shall report thereon as provided by section 44 of the Act.
The Auditors shall examine the books specified in Schedule I,
Part I, and shall also have access to any other book or books
kept by the office which shall be necessary for or facilitate the
examination and auditing of the accounts of the Administrator-
General.
(iv) Any person who is summoned under the Act by an
auditor shall be entitled to be paid his travelling and other rea-
sonable expenses, which upon being certified by the auditor
shall be paid by the Administrator-General and debited to the
estate concerned: •
Provided that noexpenses shall be incurred without first
ascertaining them, and provided also that if such expenses are
likely to exceed Rs. 501- previous sanction of the Government
shall be necessary. Sanction of the Government is also neces-
sary together with art allotment of funds if the expenses under
section 45 of the Act proposed to be incurred are in connection
with the accounts of a closed estate or an insolvent estate or an
estate which has no sufficient funds.
(2) Cost of audit :—The cost and other expenses in connec-
tion with the audit of the Administrator-General's accounts
shall be paid by the various estates under his charge at the rate
of fifty paise per cent on the total value of the estates. which
shall be calculated in the same way as under rule 25 for the pur-
pose of section 41 of the Act. Tho audit fee shall be paid at
the close of the audit on the value of assets realized during the
half-year under audit, but no audit fee shall be debited to the
accounts of the estate so as to leave a debit balance. At the time
of closing the accounts of an estate the audit fee on the estimated
value of the property not sold shall be reserved and shall be
paid at the close of the following audit :
Provided that the Government may reduce the perccentage
or the amount of the audit fee on a particular estate or estates
in cases in which the audit has been unusually simple or may
reduce or remit the audit fees where they would result in hard-
ship to the heirs, legatee or creditors having regard to the cir-
cumstances of the case which may be brought to the notice of
the Government by the Administrator-General:
Provided further that nothing contained in this rule shall
effect the order of payment of administation expenses (which
include audit fee) under the provision of law.
56. Audit of accounts of business or Zamindari :—The Ad-
ministrator-General shall cause the local accounts of any busi-
ness, zamindari or agricultural or landed property of any estate
in his charge, to be audited from time to time, either by char.
tered accountants or with the previous approval of Government
by the auditors prescribed under section 43 of the Act as he
may consider desirable. The whole of the expenses of such
audit which shall be settled before hand and shall be paid by the
estate on the completion of the audit.
Such auditors shall be selected by the Administrator-General
unless the Government in any such case name the auditors
who are to be employed.
57. Management of saminduri :—In order to secure efficient
and economical management of any business, zamindari or
landed property of any estate under the charge of the Adminis-
trator-General, the cost of management of which are debitable
to the estates under the provisions of section 41 of the Act,
it shall be open to the Administrator-General to employ a
General Manager, a supervisor or agent or such assistants for the
management thereof instead of employing separate managers,
supervisors, agents and assistants in the case of each estate.
The salaries of the manager, supervisor, agent and assistants
and other expenditure of such business, zamindari or landed
property, which is not incurred specifically on account of any
particular estate concerned, shall be rateably divided amongst
all the estates concerned in proportion to the amount of the
annual collections of the various zamindaris, taking also into
account the nature and the amount of work involved in the
management thereof. Each estate shall, however, be debited
with any particular expenditure solely and exclusively incurred on
its account. The general expenditure shall be so regulated that
in no case shall any estate be debited with a larger sum than it
would ordinarily cost to manage it if the property belonging to
it were placed under the management of its own separate
staff.
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58. Rules 14 or 23 not to. apply"to a whole-time Adminis-
trator-General :—Nothing in rule 14 or 23 shall apply to any
Administrator-General who has been appointed as a whole-time
salaried officer of the Government.
59. Power to vary, modify or amend forms and rules
Notwithstanding anything in these rules and forms prescribed
thereunder, the Administrator-General may vary, modify or
amend such forms and rules for the purposes of the Act provided
that no amendment shall be made without the previous approval
of the Government.
60. Rules not to operate in derogation of the Act :—Nothing
in the Rules shall operate in derogation of the powers, duties
and privileges of the Administrator-General under the Act.
61. AdministratoyGeneral to be Head of Office :—For the
purposes of the Act and rules made thereunder, the Administra-
tor-General shall be the Head of Office and will have the status
and privileges of an especialist Class I Officer of the Govern-
ment.
SCHEDULE I (See rule 45)
PART I
(I) Cash book—This book shall contain full particulars of
all daily transactions whether in cash, shares or Government
Securities and shall be balanced at the close of each day and
checked and sianed in token of its correctness by the Adminis-
trator-General. (Form No. 1).
(2) General estate accounts ledgeffi—This book shall con-
tain separate and distinct accounts of each estate and shall
show in detail every transaction - whether in cash, securities
or shares relating to each estate. (Form No. 2).
(3) Register of unclaimed assets:—This book shall con-
tain details of cash, shares, securities and other movable or
immovable property which has not been claimed by the person
or persons entitled thereto and as such transferred to this register
at the close of the administration. It shall also show how the
unclaimed assets have been disposed of. (Form No. 3).
(4) Investment register:—This book shall contain particulars
of all shares and securities of whatsoever nature received or
purchased by the Administrator-General on account of each
estate and specify where the document is kept. It shall also
show the date on which periodical interest or dividend is payable
and the amount thereof together with the amounts and dates
of interest or dividends realized during the course of adminis-
tration and the manner in which the securities or shares have
been disposed of. (Form No. 4).
(5) Miscellaneous ledger:—This ledger shall contain entries
of all petty amounts transferred from General Estates Accounts
Ledger and other petty amounts received whether on account
of postage stamps or other miscellaneous charges and petty
payments made therefrom. (Form No. 5).
(6) Commission account leilger:—This ledger shall contain
particulars of all fees and commission realized by the Adminis-
trator-General aiid paid to the Government. (Form No. 6).
(7) Audit fee register:—This register shall contain the parti-
culars of every audit fee claimed by the Audit Department
and The date on which it was paid by deposit into the treasury.
(Form No. 7).
(8) Receipt hook:- This book shall contain in a yearly consecu-
tive series particulars of sums of money received by the Adminis-
trator-General in cash or by cheques or drafts or in the form of
securities or shares. All entries in this book shall be initialled
by the Administrator-General, and in the cases of cheques
or drafts, the date of realization and the sum realized shall be
filled in due course. (Form No. 8).
(9) Advance register:—This register shall contain paniculars
of all advances made by the Administrator-General and how
the same have been adjusted. (Form No. 9).
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(10) Demand and collection register of rents:—For watching Liabilities:-

the realization of demands on account of rents, a demand and
collection register in form No. 10 shall be maintained. 1. Serial number.

NOTE: All ledgers shall be posted up daily andclosed half- 2. Particulars of liabilities.
yearly on June 30 and December 31, and the balance, 3. Date of information.
if any, carried forward to new accounts.
4. From whom information receive
PART IT
5. To whom amount is due.
(11) Administration registem—This book shall contain the 6. Estimated amount of liabilities.
following information;—Date and place of death, date of grant,
names and addresses of the heirs and legatees, if the deceased 7. Date of payment.
left a will, particulars of the publication of notice prescribed
under rule 15 and the date on which the time expires and re- 8. -Amount paid.
ferences to the general estates accounts ledgers, investment
9. To whom paid.
register, register of reserved articles, register of immovable pro-
perty and assets book. This book shall also indicate the man- 10. Whether paid intuit or at what rate.
ner in which the accounts of an estate have been wound up.
(Form No. 11). II. Remarks. (Form No. 12).

(13) Register of reserved articles:—This book shall contain

(12) Assets and liabilities register:—This book shall contain list of jewellery and a brief description of other articles received
particulars of assets and liabilities in the following form:— in the office of the Administrator-General and reserved from sale
Assets:- and the valuation of such property if known. It shall also
indicate the manner in which the movables have been disposed
1. Serial number. of. (Form No. 13).
2. Particulars of assets.
3. Date of information. (14) Register of immovable property:—This register shall
contain full particulars of houses and other immovable property
4. From whom information received. belonging to an estate. (Form No. 14).
5. Where the assets are.
6. Estimated amount or value of assets. (15) Certificate book :—This book shall be kept in counter-
foils and the counterfoil shall be a facsimile of the certificate
7. Date of realization. issued under sections 29 and 30. (Forms 15 and 16).
8. Amount received.
(16) 7Amindari and business accounts The account of
9. From whom assets received or realized. any zamindari and business pertaining to any estate and docu-
10. whether realized in full, if not the balance carried for- ments in connection therewith shall be in the forms prescribed
ward to item numb". for the time being and in use by the Court of Wards.
11. Remarks.
Form No. 1
CASH BOOK
Cr.
Dr.

Particulars Cash Realised by Shares Government

Date Receipt No Ledger No. Estate
bank or re- securities
and folio
mitted to
bank

Particulars Cheque No. Amount Shares Government securities

Date Ledger No. Estate
and folio

Form No. 2
GENERAL ESTATE ACCOUNT LEDGER
Estate
Cr.
Dr.

Particulars Shares Government Amount Remarks

Date Cash folio
securities

Particulars Shares Government Amount Remarks

Date Cash folio
securities

Form No. 2A
GENERAL PURPOSES FUND

Particulars Amount Initials

Date
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Form No. 3
REGISTER OF UNCLAIMED ASSETS
Est' te
Cr.
Value
Government Movable pro- Immovable Remarks
Date of Ledger num- To whom Particulars of Cash property
securities or perty
transfer ber and folio payable and assets
on what ac- shares
count

Value
Government Movable pro- Immovable Remarks
Date of Cash book To whom Particulars of Cash property
paid or deli- assets paid or securities or pony
disposal folio shares
vered delivered

Form No. 4
INVESTMENT REGISTER
Etat°

Date of realization of interest and amount

When and Remarks
Date Particu- Face Where Date on Amount how dis-
tars of value kept which in-
terest or posed of
shares or
securities dividend
falls due

Form No. 5
MISCELLANEOUS LEDGER

Date of Payment Particulars of Amount Remarks

Date of re- Particulars of re- Amount
ccipt ceipt charges

- Form No. 6
COMMISSION ACCOUNT LEDGER

Ledger No. Name of estate from which Amount Remarks Remitted to treasury
Date
and folio realized alized
Date No. of challan Amount

Form No. 7
AUDIT FEE REGISTER

Ledger No. Name of estate from which Amount re- Remarks Remitted to treasury
Date
and folio realized alized
Date No. of challan Amount

Form No. 8
RECEIPT BOOK

For what From Particulars Cash Govern- Bank Initials' Entry in Cash
No. Date of Admi- folio book
estate whom ment Pro- shares
missory and nistrator- date
received
Notes other General
securities

Form No. 9
ADVANCE REGISTER
Estate

On what account Amount advan- Date when ad- Remarks

Date To whom advanced ]listed
cod
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DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY
[PART IV

Form No. 10
DEMAND AND COLLECTION REGISTER OF RENTS
Et to

Demand Collection
SI. Con- Name
Particu- Current Arrear Total Date of No. of re- period of Amount Roans- Balance Remarks
No. netting and add- lars payment ceipt instalment • sion
reference ress of
tenant

Form No. II
6. Date and brief description of Will, if any.
ADMINISTRATION REGISTER 7. Particulars of the publication of notice, if any, for credit-
ors and heirs, etc.
Es la lo- 8. Date on which the period of notice expires.
9. Reference to General Estate Account Ledger.
1 Serial number
10. Reference to investment Register.
2. Full name and profession of the deceased.
11. Reference to Register of Reserved Articles.
3. Date and place of death.
12. Reference to Register of Immovable property.
4. Date of grant and number of letters of admini
OP Or 13. Reference to Assets Book.
Probate.
S. Names and addresses of heirs and legatees. 14. Brief remarks as to how the administration has been
wound up.

Form No. 12
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES REGISTER
Estate
Assets

- Serial Particulars of Date of From

number Where Estimated Date of Amount From
assets informa-whom in- the as- value Whether Remarks
tion or realize- received whom as- realized in
formation sets are amount of tion
received assets sets receiv- full, if not
ed or rcaliz- the balance
ed carried for-
ward to
item No.

Liabilities
Serial Particulars of Date of From
number liabilities To whom Estimated Date of Amount To whom Whether
informa- whom in- amount amount of payment paid Remarks
tion formation is due paid paid in full
liabilities
received or at what
rate

Form No. 13
REGISTER OF RESERVED ARTICLES
Estate-

Date Description of No. Approximate

articles Initials of Ad- Date of disposal To whom deli-
value, if known ministrator- Remarks
vered
General

Form No. 14
REGISTER OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
Estate

Serial description Where situa- Area

number of property ted Boundry or Annual rental Date of dis- Manner of
house number value Remarks
posal disposal
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Form No. 15 Form No. 16

No. of 19
No. of 19
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF THE
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF THE
UNION TERRITORY OF DELHI
UNION TERRITORY OF DELHI
(Certificate under section 29 of Act No, 45 of 1963)
(Certificate under section 29 of Act No. 45 of 1963)
Fees paid In the goods of Fees paid In the goods of
Rs. Late
Rs. Late

THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF THE UNION

TERRITORY OF DELHI hereby maketh known that THE ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF THE UNION
day f TERRITORY OF DELHI hereby maketh known that in pur-
on the
, suance of section 29, Act No. 45 of 1963, he hereby grants this
one thousand nine hundred and
the last Will and Testament bearing date the Certificate in the goods of the deceased above named who, as
ne thousand nine hundred and appears from the affidavit filed herein, died intestate on the
day of
f , late f , deceased, ay of one thousand nine hundred
who, as appears from the affidavit filed herein, died at and t residing at
day of one thousand nine as of the deceased above named.
on the
(a copy of the said Will is hereto The said by virtue hereof is entitled to
hundred and
annexed) was proved before him and he hereby grants this receive, realize and deal with the assets hereunder mentioned
certificate under section 29, Act 45 of 1963, to left by the said deceased and the said— -
of as . The said by vir undertakes to administer the estate of the said deceased in ac-
tue hereof is entitled to receive, realize and deal with the assets cordance with law. The said assets, as appears from the said
hereunder mentioned left by the said deceased and the said affidavit filed herein, did not exceed in value at the date of the
undertakes to administer the estate of the death of the said deceased, rupees
said deceased in accordance with law. The said assets, as
appears from the said affidavit filed herein, did not exceed in
Administrator-General,
value, at the date of the death of the said deceased, rupees
Union territory of Delhi

Administrator-General, Dated Delhi, thi ay of 19

Union territory of Delhi
PARTICULARS OF ASSETS
Dated Delhi, this day of 19

PARTICULARS OF ASSETS

Administrator-General, Administrator-General,
Union territory of Delhi Union territory of Delhi

SCHEDULE II
(See Rule 51)
FORM A

All administrations whereof the final balances have been paid to the persons entitled to the same, specifying the amounts of such
balances and the persons to whom paid, prepared from t 19

Payments

Parties to whom paid

Estates Date of admi- Date of pay- Government Bank or other stock, as well as Cash
nistrations ment securities bonds or other securities not
being Government securities
 514 DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY [PAR',IV

FORM B
All sums of moneys, bonds and other securities received by the Administrator-General on accotmt of estates of persons, not being
exempted persons, remaining under his charge, together with payments made thereout and the balances prepared from
19 .

Balances on 19 Accepts fr m 19

Estates Date of ad- Government Bank or other stock, Cash Government Bank or other stock, Cash
ministration securities as well as bonds or securities as well as bonds or
other securities, not To credit To debit other securities, not
being Government being Government
securities securities

Total Payment from I 19 Balances n 19

Govern- Bank or other stock, Cash Govern- Bank or other Cash Govern- Bank or other
ment as well as bonds or Cash
ment stock, as well as ment stock, as well as-
securities other securities, not securities bonds or other securities bonds or other To credit To debt
being Government securities, not be- securities, not be-
securities ing Government ing Government
securities securities

FORM C

All sums of moneys, bonds and other securities received by the Administrator-General on account of estate of exempted persons,
remaining tinder his charge, together with payments made thereout and the balances prepared fr m
19.

Balances on 19 Receipts fr m 19

Estates Date of ad- Government Bank or other stock, To credit To debit Government Bank or other stock,
ministration Cash
securities as well as bonds or securities as well as bonds or
other securities, not other securities, not
being Government being Government
securities securities

Total Payment fr m t 19 Balances on —19

Govern- Bank or other stock Cash Govern- Bank or other Cash Govern- Bank or other
ment as well as bonds or meat stock, as well as Cash
ment stock, as well as
securities other securities, not securities bonds or other
being Government securities bonds or other To credit To debit
securities, not be- securities, not be-
securities ing Government ing Government
securities securities

FORM D
Statement of balances in the hands of the Administrator-General of the Union territory of Delhi on set apart to meet the claims.
legacies or shares of persons whose whereabouts are not known or who have not claimed payment in spite of notice against the
estates named and which SUMS, securities, shares or other property have been so set apart to the Register of Unclaimed Assets in
those estates within three years from—

Estate Date of transfer For whom set ap- Cash Securities and Movable pro- Immovablepro-
art shares perry party
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DELHI GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY
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_

FORM E
Statement of the cash, securities, shares and Unmovable property and ihe aggregate balances in the hands of the Administrator-
General of the Union territory of Delhi, on the
the admitted claims, legacies or shares of standing to the credit of various estates which have been set apart to meet
persons whose whereabouts are not known or who have not claimed payment in spite of
notice and which properties have been so set apart to the Register of Unclaimed Assets for a period of more than three years but
less than twelve years.

Cash Securities and shares

Immovable property

N.B—On the lapse of twelve years from the date of transfer to the Register of Unclaimed Assets, the properties will be transferred
to Government under section 51 of the Administrator-General's Act.

SCHEDULE III
(See Rule 52)
Report on estates dealt with durine the half-year ending 19.
(excludine estates previously included in reports)

Name of Date of Intestate Date of Date

estate of Date of card- Approximate Approximate Amount of Remarks show-
death or testate grant taking cha- ficate, if any amount of as- amount
rge under of commission wing manner
SDK liabilities
section 30 earned during of disposal
the half-year
under report

SCHEDULE IV
(c) Fes payable in cases where the Administrator-General
(See Rule 15)
is in charge under an order made under section 10 of the Act—
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS A fee of 3 per cent. on the value of the assets taken possess-
Est to ion of, collected, realized or sold with a minimum fee
deceased of Rs. 50.
The Administrator-General of the Union territory of Delhi (d) Fees payable in cases where the Administrator-General
hereby gives notice that he is administering in his official capacity has granted a certificate under section 29 or 30 of the Act—
the estate of late of
who died at on— (I) If the assets do not exceed Rs. 200, a fee of Rs. 5.
and that
all persons having claims against the said estate as creditors, (2) If the assets exceed Rs. 200 but do not exceed Rs. 400,
heirs, next-of-kins, legatees or in any other manner whatsoever, a fee of Rs. 10.
should prefer their claims to the said Administrator-General (3) If the assets exceed Rs. 400 but do not exceed Rs- 600,
on or before the
—after which date he will a fee of Rs. 15.
proceed to make payments to creditors and a distribution of
the surplus assets of the said estate amone such persons as may (4) If the assets exceed Rs. 600 but do not exceed Rs. 800,
be found entitled thereto. He will recognize in making such a fee of Rs. 20.
payments and distribution only such claims as shall have pre- (5) If the assets exceed Rs..800 but do
not exceed Rs. 1000,
viously been established to his satisfaction and admitted by a fee of Rs. 25.
him.
(6) If the assets exceed Rs. 1000 but
do not exceed
Rs. 10000 a fee of 24 per cent. on such amount
Administrator-General. (7) If the assets exceed Rs_ 10000 but do not exceed
Union territory of Delhi Rs. 15000. a fee of 3 per cent. on such amount.
Delhi: The —19
(e) Fees payable in cases where the Administrator-General
deals with an estate under sections 57 and 58 of the Act rat
SCHEDULE V fee of 3 per cent. under Army and Air Force (Disposal
(See Rule 24) of Private Property) Act, 1950 or the Navy Act 1957,

I. CAPITAL FEES II. INCOME FEES

(a) Fees payable in cases where the Administrator-General Fees payable in respect of all estates under administration
by the Administrator-General.
has obtained Probate or Letters of Administration—

A fee of 64 per cent. on the gross value of assets taken pos- The fees payable and chargeable in respect of income realized
session of or realized. and dealt with in due course of administration shall be as follows:
(b) Fees payable in cases where the Administrator-General In respect of income, whether arising out of movable or
immovable property, a fee of 61 per cent. on all income
has taken charge of an estate under section 22. section 30. or as and when realized.
any other section of the Act—
A fee By Order,
of 61 per cent. on all assets taken possession of
or realized with a minimum fee of Rs. 50. H. P. BAGCHI
Deputy Secretary
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