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THE MADHYA PRADESH TREASURY CODEVOLUME ISection II-General Rules and Limitations536. No moneys shall be received for deposit in <strong>the</strong> Public Account, unless <strong>the</strong>y aresuch as by virtue of any statutory provision or of any general or special orders of <strong>the</strong>Government are required or authorised to be held in <strong>the</strong> custody of <strong>the</strong> Government.Subject as aforesaid , it is <strong>the</strong> duty of <strong>the</strong> Treasury Officer to see that, saveas expressly o<strong>the</strong>rwise provided by <strong>the</strong>se rules, no money is credited as a depositexcept under <strong>the</strong> formal order of a Court or o<strong>the</strong>r competent authority and also. If<strong>the</strong> amount could be credited to some known head in <strong>the</strong> Government account, tomake representations to <strong>the</strong> Court or authority ordering its acceptance or in whosefavour <strong>the</strong> deposit was received.537. The treatment of <strong>the</strong> following items as deposits is prohibited:--(a)No pay, pension or o<strong>the</strong>r allowance should be placed in deposit on <strong>the</strong>ground of <strong>the</strong> absence of <strong>the</strong> payee or for any o<strong>the</strong>r reason.Note:- When a pension is granted to several persons jointly, it may not be drawn on<strong>the</strong> appearance of one claimant only, and payment of his computed sharemade, <strong>the</strong> balance being placed in deposit.(b)No fines should be placed in deposit on <strong>the</strong> ground that appeal ispending, <strong>the</strong>y should be credited at once to Government, andrefunded, if necessary, on order of <strong>the</strong> appellate court. Butcompensation fines(including costs in criminal cases)due to an injuredparty, and not to Government should be kept in deposit both inappealable and non-appealable cases, till <strong>the</strong>y lapse under <strong>the</strong>ordinary rule.(c)As provided in Subsidiary Rule 417, no refunds, whe<strong>the</strong>r of stamps orof o<strong>the</strong>r receipts, can be drawn to be lodged in deposit pendingdemand by <strong>the</strong> payee.538. No jewels or o<strong>the</strong>r property received for custody and restoration in kind maybe brought on <strong>the</strong> deposit account, though <strong>the</strong> value be stated in money.CHAPTER VIII 2 of 32DEPOSITS

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