Orissa Public Demands Recovery Act, 1962

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S.1 Short title, extent and commencement

S.2 Definitions

S.3 Filing of certificate for public demands payable to Collector

S.4 Requisition of certificate in other cases

S.5 Filing of certificate on requisition

S.6 Service of notice and copy of certificate on certificate debtor

S.7 Effect of service of notice of certificate

S.8 Filing of petition denying liability

S.9 Hearing and determining of such petition

S.10 Power to amend certificate by addition, omission or substitution of parties

S.11 Who may execute certificate

S.12 Transmission of certificate to another Certificate Officer for execution

S.13 When certificate may be executed

S.14 Interest, costs and charges recoverable

S.15 Modes of execution

S.16 Special mode of recovery

S.17 Property liable to attachment and sale in execution of a certificate

S.18 Partial exemption of agricultural produce

S.19 Payment of money contrary to attachment to be void

S.20 Investigation by Certificate Officer

S.21 Evidence to be adduced

S.22 Release of property from attachment or sale

S.23 Disallowance of claim to property attached

S.24 Saving of suits to establish right to attached property

S.25 Purchaser's title

S.26 Suit against purchaser not maintainable on ground of purchase being on behalf of plaintiff

S.27 Application to set aside sale of immovable property on deposit

S.28 Application to set aside sale of immovable property on ground of non-service of notice or irregularity

S.29 Application to set aside sale on the ground that certificate-debtor had no saleable interest or that property did not exist

S.30 Sale when to become absolute or be set aside

S.31 Disposal of proceeds of execution

S.32 Application by purchaser resisted or obstructed in obtaining possession of immovable property

S.33 Procedure on such application

S.34 Dispossession by purchaser

S.35 Bona fide claimant to be restored to possession

S.36 Orders conclusive subject to suit in a Civil Court

S.37 Power of arrest and detention

S.38 Release from arrest and re-arrest

S.39 Detention in and release from prison

S.40 Release on ground of illness

S.41 Prohibition of arrest or detention of women and persons under disability

S.42 Suit in Civil Court to have certificate cancelled or modified

S.43 Grounds for cancellation or modification of certificate by Civil Court

S.44 Suit to recover possession of, or to set aside sale of, immovable property where notice of certificate not served

S.45 General bar to jurisdiction to Civil Courts, save where fraud alleged

S.46 Effect of rules in Schedule II

S.47 Power of Board of Revenue to make rules as to procedure

S.48 Publication and effect of rules made under Section 47

S.49 Persons under disability

S.50 Continuance of certificate

S.51 Procedure on death of certificate-debtor

S.52 Cancellation of certificate

S.53 Costs

S.54 Compensation

S.55 Restitution consequent on reversal or modification of order

S.56 Entry into dwelling-house

S.57 Application of Act 18 of 1850

S.58 Officers to have powers of Civil Court of certain purposes

S.59 Control over officers

S.60 Appeal

S.61 Revision

S.62 Review

S.63 Saving of other Acts

S.64 Application of the Limitation Act, 1963

S.65 Certificate Officer deemed to be a Court

S.66 Penalties

S.67 Liability of person in custody of attached movable property

S.68 Signature of documents by ministerial officers

S.69 Repeal

S.70 Savings

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