Section 58: Powers of Court if no receiver appointed. Where no receiver is appointed, the Court shall

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58. Powers of Court if no receiver appointed. Where no receiver is appointed, the Court shall have all the rights of, and may exercise all the powers conferred on, a receiver under this Act. 1In the application of the Act to the taluka of Karachi, certain words have been ins. at this place by the Karachi Insolvency (Amdt.) Act, 1935 (Bom.3 of 1935), s. 3. 2Subs. by A.O., 1937 for “L.G.”. 3In the application of the Act to the taluka of Karachi, certain words have been ins. in sub-section (3) of s. 57; and new ss. 57A to 57E have been ins. after s. 57, by the Karachi Insolvency (Amdt.) Act, 1935 (Bom. 3 of 1935), s. 3.

Effective date: 1920-01-01

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