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THE MADHYA PRADESH TREASURY CODEVOLUME I562. To this Clearance Register should also be transferred any items in <strong>the</strong> lastpreceding clearance register but one, that are for special reasons not allowed tolapse to Government under Subsidiary Rule 562, while <strong>the</strong> bulk of <strong>the</strong> outstanding init so lapse.Old items thus transferred from one clearance register to a second one shouldbe carefully watched by <strong>the</strong> Collector and must in <strong>the</strong> ordinary course lapse at <strong>the</strong>end of two years for which <strong>the</strong> latter is current. They can not be allowed to becarried forward to a third Clearance Register without <strong>the</strong> special sanction of <strong>the</strong>Accountant-General. In <strong>the</strong> district offices <strong>the</strong> repayment of items entered in aClearance Register submitted to <strong>the</strong> Accountant-General should continue to berecorded in <strong>the</strong> original receipt register. It is not intended that Clearance Registersshould be used in district offices.561. A certificate from <strong>the</strong> administrator of every personal ledger account (to <strong>the</strong>effect that <strong>the</strong> balance claimed by him is of a named amount and detailing hisoutstanding cheques in order to explain <strong>the</strong> difference between his balance and thatadmitted by <strong>the</strong> <strong>treasury</strong> officer in his plus and minus memorandum) should betransmitted along with <strong>the</strong> Clearance Register for o<strong>the</strong>r classes of deposits.LAPSED DEPOSITS562. Deposits not exceeding five rupees unclaimed for one whole account year,balances not exceeding five rupees of deposits partly repaid during <strong>the</strong> year <strong>the</strong>nclosing, and all balances unclaimed for more than three complete account yearsshall, at <strong>the</strong> close of March in each year, be credited to <strong>the</strong> Government by meansof transfer entries in <strong>the</strong> Accountant-General's Office of deposits and balances thuslapsing <strong>the</strong> Treasury Officer must submit to <strong>the</strong> Accountant-General immediatelyafter 31st March a list in Form M. P. T. C. 71.Note:1- For <strong>the</strong> purpose of this Rule, <strong>the</strong> age of a repayable item or of a balance of itmay be reckoned as dating from <strong>the</strong> time when <strong>the</strong> item or <strong>the</strong> balance, as<strong>the</strong> case may be, was initially deposited. .CHAPTER VIII 12 of 32DEPOSITS

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