Section 2
Amount and kind of security, and with what sureties. Repealed
The Public Accountants Defaults Act, 1850
About this Act
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants
In default of any Act having special
reference to the office of any public accountant, the security given shall be of such amount and kind, real
or personal, or both, and with such sureties (regard being had to the nature of the office), as shall be
required by any rules made or to be made from time to time, by the authority by which each public
accountant is appointed to his office,1
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Notes
1. The words “subject to the approval of the Governor or Governor in Council of the Presidency or place” rep. by the A.O. 1937.