APCRPCO Section 227 : When Bank or Treasury is Closed
Act
Summary
Section 227 of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, outlines procedures for handling money when banks or treasuries are closed. Payments may be made to court officers with the judge's approval, and specific documentation is required. The section also covers procedures for deposits from court auctions and collections by amins and peons, ensuring timely remittance to the treasury or bank.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Court Auction Deposit
Introduction: Ramesh participates in a court auction for a property and wins the bid. The auction concludes late in the evening, and the bank is closed.
Application: According to Section 227 of The Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ramesh can pay the deposit to the officer conducting the sale. The officer will record the payment in the cash book and ledger, and the head clerk will keep the money safe until the bank reopens.
Outcome: The next day, the officer retrieves the money from the head clerk and deposits it in the bank. The lodgment schedule is updated, and the bank receipt is returned to the court. This ensures compliance with the rule, avoiding any legal complications.
Conclusion: By following this procedure, Ramesh ensures his deposit is handled correctly, maintaining the integrity of the auction process.
Example 2: Collection by Court Officer
Introduction: An amin collects money from a debtor under a warrant of attachment. The collection occurs on a public holiday when the treasury is closed.
Application: As per Section 227, the amin must hand over the collected money to the court officer. The money ...
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