Consolidated Fund principle: government revenues form a single fund and may be appropriated only by law. All revenues, loans raised by treasury bills, loans or ways and means advances, and loan repayments constitute the Consolidated Fund of India or the State; other public moneys are credited to the Public Account. No moneys from the Consolidated Fund may be appropriated except in accordance with law and as provided in the Constitution.
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Consolidated Fund principle: government revenues form a single fund and may be appropriated only by law.
All revenues, loans raised by treasury bills, loans or ways and means advances, and loan repayments constitute the Consolidated Fund of India or the State; other public moneys are credited to the Public Account. No moneys from the Consolidated Fund may be appropriated except in accordance with law and as provided in the Constitution.
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