The West Pakistan Government Dues Recovery Ordinance, 1962
Download FeedBack| Department: | Board of Revenue | ||||||||||||
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| Main Category: | Ordinance | ||||||||||||
| Specific Category Name: | For the recovery of Government dues as arrears of land revenue in the Province of West Pakistan. | ||||||||||||
| Year | 1962 | ||||||||||||
| Promulgation Date: | 25-05-1962 | ||||||||||||
| Details: | THE WEST
PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT DUES RECOVERY ORDINANCE, 1962. (W.P. ORDINANCE NO.
XXII OF 1962). CONTENTS
Preamble.
Sections. 1. Short title, extent and commencement. 2. Definitions. 3. Recovery of dues as arrears of land revenue. 4. Power to make rules.
THE WEST
PAKISTAN GOVERNMENT DUES RECOVERY ORDINANCE, 1962. (W.P. ORDINANCE NO.
XXII OF 1962).
(a) “defaulter” means a person from whom any dues are recoverable by Government, and includes a person who is responsible as surety for the payment of any such dues; and
(b) "Government" means the Government of the [2][Khyber Pakhtunkhwa].
[1]. In section-1, sub-section (2), the words “Province of West Pakistan except the Special Areas”, the words "North-West Frontier Province except the. Triba1 Areas", substituted by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Adaptation of laws Order, 1975. And then subs. vide Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Act No.IV of 2011. [2]. In seetion-2, clause (b), the words ''West Pakistan", the word, North-West Frontier Province", substituted by NWFP. Adaptation of Laws Order 1975 and then subs. vide Act No.IV of 2011. [3]. For notification declaring that "Dues recoverable by the Basic Democracies, Social Welfare and Local Government Department on account of loans and advances granted for the purpose of various development schemes, project, etc., by the defunct village AID Organization of West Pakistan, out of the Development Funds, to Various Councils (including the village councils) Societies and individual persons shall be recoverable from the defaulters as if such dues were arrears of land revenue, see Gazette of West Pakistan 1904, Extraordinary, P. 225.
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