Section 13 of The Chutia Nagpur Encumbered Estates Act, 1876
The manager may, from time to time, call for further and more detailed particulars of any claim preferred before him under this Act, and may at his discretion refuse to proceed with the investigation of the claim until such particulars are supplied.
Summary
- The Manager has the authority to ask for more specific and detailed information regarding any claim submitted under the Act.
- This power can be used by the Manager whenever it is necessary from time to time.
- The Manager has the choice to stop the investigation of a claim if the person does not provide the requested details.
- Investigation into the debt or liability remains on hold until those further particulars are supplied.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Can the Manager ask for more details even after I have submitted my initial claim?
Yes, the Manager can ask for further and more detailed information at any time during the process.
2. What happens if I do not provide the extra information the Manager asks for?
The Manager can choose to refuse to continue with the investigation of your claim until you provide the details.
3. Does the Manager have to investigate my claim if the information is incomplete?
No, the Manager has the discretion to stop the investigation until the required particulars are given.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 13 of The Chutia Nagpur Encumbered Estates Act, 1876, what action can the Manager take if a claimant does not provide further requested details?
Q2.Under Section 13 of The Chutia Nagpur Encumbered Estates Act, 1876, how often can the Manager call for more detailed particulars?