Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08
6. Whenever the said Receiver by the order or with the sanction of the said High Court sells any of the said immoveable property, he shall execute a conveyance thereof to the purchaser.
Every such conveyance shall be valid as against the heirs of the said Nawáb, and all persons claiming under them, and also against all persons claiming under the said Nawáb by virtue of any conveyance or instrument declared by the said Court or by the late Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras, to be void as against the creditors of the said Nawáb, or by virtue of any security the benefit of which was barred under the provisions of Act No. XXX of 1858 (to provide for the administration of the estate and for the payment of the debts of the late Nawáb of the Carnatic).
same manner as any other Receiver specially appointed thereby, except that the Court shall not require him to give security.
Source: India Code