Payment into Public Account requires a certified tribunal order or liquidator endorsed challan and notice with bank receipt. Payments directed by a Tribunal into the Public Account of India or a designated Scheduled Bank must be made with a certified copy of the order or a payment challan endorsed by the Liquidator; the money is credited to the Liquidator's account and the payer must notify the Liquidator and produce the Bank receipt.
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Payment into Public Account requires a certified tribunal order or liquidator endorsed challan and notice with bank receipt.
Payments directed by a Tribunal into the Public Account of India or a designated Scheduled Bank must be made with a certified copy of the order or a payment challan endorsed by the Liquidator; the money is credited to the Liquidator's account and the payer must notify the Liquidator and produce the Bank receipt.
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