Repealed or not in force
The Indian Securities Act, 1886, 13 of 1886, (Rep., Act 10 of 1920)
16 sections · As amended up to 2026-08
Sections
- 0Section 0
- 1A person claiming to be entitled to a Government security as payable to him under an indorsement may
- 2(1) When a Government security is alleged to have been wholly or partly lost or destroyed, and a per
- 3When a renewed security has been issued under section 11, or a duplicate security has been issued un
- 4The Governor General in Council may, from time to time, make rules to prescribe
- 5(1) The Governor General in Council shall, before making rules under section 14, publish a draft of
- 6Notwithstanding anything in section 15 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the holder of a Gove
- 7Holding of Government securities by holders for the time being of public offices
- 8(1) Whenever the Governor General in Council has issued, in respect of any loan, a certificate decla
- 9Section 9
- 10(1) The signature of the officer of the Government of India authorized to sign Government securities
- 11A person claiming to be entitled to a Government security as payable to him under an indorsement may
- 12(1) When a Government security is alleged to have been wholly or partly lost or destroyed, and a per
- 13Period after which the Government is released from liability in respect of original security
- 14The Governor General in Council may, from time to time, make rules to prescribe
- 15Publication of drafts and rules