The Karnataka Public Moneys (Recovery of Dues) Act, 1979
The Karnataka Public Moneys (Recovery of Dues) Act, 1979
This state Act regulates the recovery of unpaid public funds, including loans, grants, and credit provided by the Karnataka government, state corporations, government companies, or banks under government programs. It applies to individuals or businesses who default on their financial agreements. This legislation matters because it bypasses slow civil court litigation, allowing authorities to quickly recover these debts as arrears of land revenue. Under this process, designated officials can obtain recovery certificates to seize and sell debtor assets. Ultimately, this safeguards valuable public taxpayer money and ensures that funds meant for public welfare, agriculture, and industrial growth are successfully recovered.
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