Rule-making power under benami law covers valuation, attachment, confiscation, tribunal service conditions and appeal procedures. The Central Government may make rules by notification for carrying out the provisions of the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act. The rule-making power extends to matters such as fair market value, powers and functions of authorities, furnishing of information, provisional attachment, confiscation, receipt, management and disposal of property, service conditions of the Appellate Tribunal, removal procedure, Tribunal powers, and the form and fee for appeals.
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Rule-making power under benami law covers valuation, attachment, confiscation, tribunal service conditions and appeal procedures.
The Central Government may make rules by notification for carrying out the provisions of the Prohibition of Benami Property Transactions Act. The rule-making power extends to matters such as fair market value, powers and functions of authorities, furnishing of information, provisional attachment, confiscation, receipt, management and disposal of property, service conditions of the Appellate Tribunal, removal procedure, Tribunal powers, and the form and fee for appeals.
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