Section 26 of The Murshidabad Estate Administration Act, 1933
Power of State Government to make orders.
If at the time of the withdrawal of the 1[StateGovernment] from entry upon the immoveable properties of the estate, any difficulty arises in connection with the restoration to the Nawab Bahadur or to his successor of the properties and rights possessed and exercised by the 1[State Government], the State Government may by order authorise the doing of any matter or thing which appears to it necessary to facilitate such restoration.
Summary
- This provision only comes into effect when the State Government stops managing the estate and withdraws from the property.
- It is designed to handle any difficulties that pop up during the process of giving the property back.
- The State Government can issue special orders to help return properties and rights to the Nawab or his successor.
- The goal is to make sure the restoration of the estate is as easy and smooth as possible.
- The State Government has the final authority to decide what needs to be done to facilitate this handover.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. When does this section apply?
It applies specifically at the time the State Government withdraws from managing the estate.
2. Who gets the properties back?
The properties and rights are restored to the Nawab Bahadur or his successor.
3. What if there is a problem with the handover process?
The State Government can make orders to fix any difficulties that arise during the restoration.
4. Can the State Government authorize "anything" to help?
They can authorize any matter or thing that appears necessary to make the restoration easier.
Test yourself
1.Under Section 26 of The Murshidabad Estate Administration Act, 1933, when can the State Government issue these special orders?
2.Under Section 26 of The Murshidabad Estate Administration Act, 1933, what is the main purpose of the orders issued?
3.Under Section 26 of The Murshidabad Estate Administration Act, 1933, to whom are the properties restored?
4.Under Section 26 of The Murshidabad Estate Administration Act, 1933, what can the State Government authorize by order?