Chapter 160 – Accountant General Ordinance
What is this act about?
This law, called the Accountant General Ordinance, transfers all the rights and liabilities previously held by the Treasurer to the Accountant General.
Who it applies to: The Treasurer; The Accountant General.
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What does this act regulate?
- The transfer of rights from the Treasurer to the Accountant General.
- The transfer of liabilities from the Treasurer to the Accountant General.
- The effective date of these transfers.
Who does this act apply to?
- The Treasurer.
- The Accountant General.
What are the key points?
- All rights and liabilities, whether already established or still dependent on future events, that belonged to the Treasurer immediately before July 31st, 1959, are now transferred to the Accountant General.
- This transfer happens automatically because of this law.
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ACCOUNTANT GENERAL
CHAPTER 160
ACCOUNTANT GENERAL ORDINANCE To provide that certain rights and liabilities of the Treasurer shall be transferred to the Accountant General. (31st July, 1959)* Enacted by ORDINANCE VI of 1959.
1.
This Ordinance may be cited as the Accountant General Ordinance.
Short title.
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All rights and liabilities, whether vested or contingent, to which the Treasurer was entitled or subject immediately before the date of commencement of this Ordinance shall by virtue of this Ordinance be transferred to the Accountant General.
Transfer of rights and liabilities. *See Government Notice No. 451 of the 3lst July, 1959.