sec.52Duties of Assistant Collectors

sec.52 Duties of Assistant Collectors

The duties of every Assistant Collector shall be— To keep a cash book showing all moneys received by him— For transmission to a reciprocating country; From a reciprocating country for payment to persons resident in his district; and of the disposition thereof; To remit to the Collector moneys received by him for transmission to a reciprocating country; To pay to the persons entitled thereto all moneys received by him for or on behalf of those persons from a reciprocating country; To keep a ledger or ledgers (which may be in the form of any convenient system, including a card index system) showing— All overseas orders received by him for registration or confirmation in the Magistrates Court for the place to which he is appointed, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; All orders sent by him to the Collector for transmission to a reciprocating country, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; The amounts due by any person paying or liable to pay moneys to the clerk of the court for the place to which he is appointed; The amounts paid by such persons from time to time; and The amount (if any) due to any person to whom money is being paid; and To carry out the directions of and be responsible to the Collector.

• (a) To keep a cash book showing all moneys received by him— (i) For transmission to a reciprocating country; (ii) From a reciprocating country for payment to persons resident in his district; and of the disposition thereof;
• (i) For transmission to a reciprocating country;
• (ii) From a reciprocating country for payment to persons resident in his district;
• (b) To remit to the Collector moneys received by him for transmission to a reciprocating country;
• (c) To pay to the persons entitled thereto all moneys received by him for or on behalf of those persons from a reciprocating country;
• (d) To keep a ledger or ledgers (which may be in the form of any convenient system, including a card index system) showing— (i) All overseas orders received by him for registration or confirmation in the Magistrates Court for the place to which he is appointed, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; (ii) All orders sent by him to the Collector for transmission to a reciprocating country, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed; (iii) The amounts due by any person paying or liable to pay moneys to the clerk of the court for the place to which he is appointed; (iv) The amounts paid by such persons from time to time; and (v) The amount (if any) due to any person to whom money is being paid; and
• (i) All overseas orders received by him for registration or confirmation in the Magistrates Court for the place to which he is appointed, and a record of all matters and happenings relating to those orders of which he is informed;