Banking Regulation Act, 1949
38A. Court liquidator
(1) There shall be attached to every High
Court a court liquidator to be appointed by the Central Government for the
purpose of conducting all proceedings for the winding up of banking companies
and performing such other duties in reference thereto as the High Court may
impose.
(4) Where having regard to the number of
banking companies wound up and other circumstances of the case, the Central
Government is of opinion that it is not necessary or expedient to attach for
the time being a court liquidator to a High Court, it may, from time to time,
by notification in the Official Gazette, direct that this section shall not
have effect in relation to that High Court.]