How many sections are in The Government Securities Act, 2006 (TGSA)?

The The Government Securities Act, 2006 (TGSA) contains a total of 35 sections organized across 1 chapters. The chapters are: Chapter I — Full Text — 35 sections.

Where can I read the complete TGSA bare act online for free?

You can read the complete, updated text of The Government Securities Act, 2006 (TGSA) with all 35 sections for free at Law on Tips (lawontips.com). Each section includes the full legislative text with chapter-wise navigation.

What does TGSA deal with?

The Government Securities Act, 2006 (TGSA) is an Indian legislation enacted in 2006 passed by the Parliament of India. An Act to consolidate and amend the law relating to Government securities. Read the complete bare act text with section-by-section navigation at Law on Tips.

What is the full form of TGSA?

TGSA stands for "The Government Securities Act, 2006". It is an Indian legislation containing 35 sections across 1 chapters. You can read the complete TGSA bare act with all sections at Law on Tips.

The Government Securities Act, 2006 (TGSA) - Complete Bare Act with All 35 Sections | Law on Tips

S.1Short title, application and commencement

S.2Definitions

S.3Forms of Government securities

S.4Subsidiary general ledger account.−

S.5Transfer of Government securities.−

S.6Holding of Government securities by holders of public offices.−

S.7Recognition of title to Government security of deceased sole holder or joint holders.−

S.8Right of survivors of joint holders or several payees.−

S.9Nomination by holders of Government securities.−

S.10Government securities belonging to minor or insane person.−

S.11Issue of duplicate securities and of new securities on conversion, consolidation, sub-division, renewal, stripping or reconstitution.−

S.12Summary determination by Bank of title to Government security in case of dispute.−

S.13Law applicable in regard to Government securities.−

S.14Postponement of payments and registration of transfers pending the making of vesting order.−

S.15Power of Bank to require bonds.−

S.16Publication of notices in Official Gazette.−

S.17Procedure and scope of vesting order.−

S.18Legal effect of orders made by Bank.−

S.19Stay of proceedings on order of Court.−

S.20Cancellation by Bank of vesting proceedings.−

S.21Discharge in respect of interest on Government securities.−

S.22Discharge in respect of bearer bonds.−

S.23Period of limitation of Government's liability in respect of interest.−

S.24Inspection of documents.−

S.25Micro films, facsimile copies of documents, magnetic tapes and computer print outs as documents of evidence.−

S.26The Bank and its officers to be deemed public officers.−

S.27Misuse of subsidiary general ledger account facility.−

S.28Pledge, hypothecation or lien.−

S.29Power to call for information, cause inspection and issue directions.−

S.30Contravention and penalties.−

S.31Certain laws not to apply to Government securities.−

S.32Power to make regulations.−

S.33Construction of references to laws not in force in Jammu and Kashmir.−

S.34Power to remove difficulties.−

S.35Repeal and saving.−

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