Issue of notice

Section 5 of the Oudh Settled Estates Act, 1917 deals with issue of notice. 5. If such application is not rejected under section 4, the [State Government] shall publish in the [Official Gazette] a notice in English and in the vernacular, reciting the fact that an application has been made and the purport thereof, and calling upon all person having claims enforceable against The Act was enacted on 11 Aug 1917.

5. If such application is not rejected under section 4, the ¹[State Government] shall publish in the ²[Official Gazette] a notice in English and in the vernacular, reciting the fact that an application has been made and the purport thereof, and calling upon all person having claims enforceable against the applicant or his immovable property to notify the same in writing within six months from the date of publication of the notice in English, and to show cause also in writing within such period why the permission sought by the applicant should not be granted, and shall, where such a course is practicable, serve a copy of such notice upon all persons known, or appearing form the application or other information received, to be interested in opposing the application.

Section 5, The Oudh Settled Estates Act, 1917 (Act 5 of 1917).