(IN FINANCIAL ESTABLISHMENT) ACT. 2014

The Nagaland Protection of Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishment) Act, 2014

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This law protects people who put money into financial establishments in Nagaland, such as companies or firms that accept deposits for interest or services. It applies to these businesses but excludes banks and government-owned cooperatives. The main purpose is to safeguard public funds when these establishments fail to return deposits, pay interest, or provide promised services, or if they are suspected of fraud. To ensure depositors get their money back, the government is given the power to attach and seize the assets of these businesses or their owners, transferring control to a designated authority to facilitate repayment.

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