Section 50F in The Court of Wards Act, 1879

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50F. Money received by manager to be applied under directions of the Court.

- All money received by the manager shall be applied to the purposes hereinafter mentioned, in accordance with such instructions as the Court may from time to time give in this behalf. Priority shall be given to the purposes included in Class I over those included in Class II, and to the purposes included in class II over those included in Class III.Class IThe payment of all charges necessary for the management and supervision of the trust property.Class IIThe punctual payment of the Government revenue, all cesses, rates and taxes, and other public demands from time to time due in respect of the trust property or any part of the trust property.Class IIIThe payment of all rents, cesses and other payments due to any superior landlord in respect of any land forming part of the trust property.The liquidation of debts charged on the trust property or legally payable by the trust property.The payment of all expenses incurred in litigation necessary in connection with the trust property.The maintenance in an efficient condition of the buildings and other immovable property of the trust.The payments to the beneficiaries in accordance with the provisions of the instrument of trust.

Section 50F in The Court of Wards Act, 1879

50F. Money received by manager to be applied under directions of the Court.

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I am unable to provide a summary of a case titled "Section 50F in The Court of Wards Act, 1879" from the State of Jharkhand dated 30 July 1879. This is because:

Specificity: The title refers to a section within an Act, not a specific court case. Section 50F of the Court of Wards Act, 1879, would be a provision within the law itself, not a case.
Age and Availability: Court records, especially from 1879 in India, are often not readily available online or easily accessible. Comprehensive digital legal databases are a relatively recent development.
Court of Wards Act: The Court of Wards Act typically deals with the management of estates of minors, lunatics, or individuals deemed incapable of managing their own affairs. While cases would arise under this Act, the title provided doesn't indicate a specific dispute.

To provide a case summary, I need the actual name of the case (e.g., X vs. Y) or a very detailed description of the dispute. Knowing the parties involved or a more specific subject matter would also be helpful.