Powers of General Managers in Indian Railways

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for claims settled out of court, according to the content provided?

What type of claims are specifically excluded from the 'claims settled out of court' category mentioned in item vi(a)?

In which scenario does the Railway Board need to be informed about the details of a claim?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for a claim settled out of court, if it involves military duty?

Which of the following claims is not subject to the power of the higher authority?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for a claim decreed by a court of law?

Which of the following conditions applies to claims settled by arbitration award?

If the higher authority needs to pay more than Rs. 25,000 for a claim decreed by a court of law, what action is required?

According to the content, what is the purpose of informing the Railway Board about claims exceeding Rs. 25,000?

What is the main focus of this content?

What is the maximum amount for which a General Manager can sanction a refund without prior approval?

Who should the General Managers consult before delegating their powers?

Which of the following describes the conditions under which the General Managers can delegate powers?

In the presence of a disagreement between the General Manager and the Financial Adviser, what should occur next?

What must be observed when exercising the powers delegated by General Managers?

Which document outlines the powers of General Managers in financial matters?

Which letter revised the powers of General Managers regarding financial matters?

How can General Managers ensure their expenditure decisions are compliant with financial regulations?

What is necessary for the General Managers to handle expenditures that exceed certain limits?

What is one of the key powers of General Managers regarding expenditure?

Under what condition can payment to a contractor exceed Rs. 50,000 as a result of an arbitrator's award?

What is the maximum value of irrecoverable losses that a Railway employee can be responsible for before needing authorization from the Railway Board?

Which losses can be written off by the General Manager without reporting to the Railway Board?

What is the threshold for writing off irrecoverable losses when no Railway employee is responsible?

Which authority level is allowed to re-delegate powers under the specified items?

Important cases of loss must be reported to the Railway Board when the loss involved exceeds what amount?

Which provision allows the General Manager to write off losses?

What is the role of the General Managers regarding quoting station to station rates?

Which of the following is NOT a condition for writing off losses due to responsible Railway employees?

For losses not exceeding what amount is there no need to report unless unusual features are present?

In which scenario does the General Manager have full power to authorize the payment to surveyors engaged for the assessment of the value of damaged consignments?

Which of the following is NOT a condition that requires the General Manager to seek higher authority approval for a payment?

Which of the following expenses requires the approval of the Railway Board?

Which category of claims are subject to the power of the General Manager, provided they do not exceed the stipulated amounts?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid by the General Manager for a claim settled out of court involving a military personnel without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the maximum amount the General Manager can pay for a claim settled out of court, if it involves an ordinary passenger, without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

For which type of claims does the Railway Board need to be informed about the circumstances leading to their settlement?

Which of the following actions requires the General Manager to seek approval from higher authority?

What is the maximum amount the General Manager can pay to a private individual for arbitration fees before requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the maximum amount the General Manager can pay for a contribution to a medical institution providing medical aid to Railway employees, without requiring approval from higher authorities?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for arbitration fees to private individuals without requiring higher authority approval?

Which circumstances exempt certain charges from the higher authority's sanctioning power?

What is the daily fee limit for engaging counsel in the Supreme Court without requiring higher authority approval?

What is the threshold amount for contributions to a professional institution without requiring higher authority approval?

What is the maximum compensation amount for ordinary passengers involved in railway accidents according to established rules?

In which scenario can a Railway employee's irrecoverable loss be written off without higher authority approval?

Which of the following actions requires the General Manager to seek higher authority approval?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for a claim settled out of court involving ordinary passengers without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the prescribed daily rate limit for engaging counsel in other High Courts without requiring higher authority approval?

What is the threshold amount for claims settled out of court related to railway accidents?

Which scenario requires that the details of a claim be reported to the Railway Board?

For which of the following types of claims does the Law Officer need to provide advice before settlement?

What is the maximum compensation amount that may be authorized for claims due to negligence or carelessness on the part of the Railway?

What must the General Manager do if handling a claim that exceeds Rs. 50,000 related to an arbitration award?

What is required for the General Manager to authorize expenditure beyond the established limit for refunds?

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the General Managers regarding claims?

If a claim involves military duty, what is the maximum amount that can be authorized without going through higher authority?

Under what condition is a contractor's payment allowed to exceed Rs. 50,000 due to an arbitrator's award?

Which circumstance necessitates that the General Manager refer a matter to the Railway Board?

Under what condition may the General Manager not sanction expenditure without prior approval?

What must be considered when General Managers exercise their delegated powers?

What maximum value of irrecoverable losses can be written off by the General Manager without the Railway Board's notification, when a Railway employee is responsible for the loss?

For which type of loss does the General Manager not require notification to the Railway Board unless it shows unusual features?

Which type of claims can be settled with full powers by the authority without the involvement of the Railway Board?

What limitation is placed on the powers of the General Managers regarding negotiations and contracts?

What is the minimum value of irrecoverable losses that can be written off by the General Manager if no employee is responsible for the loss?

What is the required action if a General Manager needs to authorize a payment due to damages caused by negligence above a certain threshold?

What requirement exists for the General Managers when delegating powers to subordinates?

Which statement is true regarding the powers under item (vii) concerning irrecoverable losses?

What must the General Manager ensure when exercising delegated powers?

Which aspect of financial management cannot be bypassed by the General Managers?

For which scenario must the General Manager consult the Railway Board for higher authority approval?

What powers are outlined for the General Managers concerning station-to-station rates?

What is the rationale for the Railway Board's involvement in the General Manager's decisions?

What must the General Manager do if they encounter a difference in opinion with the Financial Adviser?

What does an important case of loss reported to the Railway Board typically involve?

What is the correct limit for writing off inefficient balances under Suspense Heads without needing further approvals?

Which of the following powers is explicitly permitted to the General Managers under the provisions outlined?

What is the maximum amount that can be refunded for fare and freight without prior approval from a higher authority?

Who must General Managers consult with before delegating their powers to subordinate authorities?

In the event of a disagreement between the General Manager and the Financial Adviser and Chief Accounts Officer, what should occur next?

What document outlines General Managers' powers in financial matters?

What is the key power of General Managers concerning expenditure?

What is the primary purpose of the rules outlined in the document regarding the powers of General Managers in commercial matters?

Which of the following is a key requirement for exercising the powers delegated by the General Managers to subordinate authorities?

Who has the authority to revise the powers of General Managers in financial matters?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for a claim settled out of court, if it involves a military personnel, without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the maximum amount of irrecoverable losses that can be written off by the General Manager without reporting to the Railway Board if a Railway employee is NOT responsible for the loss?

In which scenario does the General Manager need to report to the Railway Board about losses?

What is the maximum amount that a General Manager can pay for a claim settled out of court involving a military personnel without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the maximum value of irrecoverable losses that the General Manager can write off without reporting to the Railway Board when no Railway employee is responsible for the loss?

What is the maximum amount that the General manager can pay for a claim settled out of court involving an ordinary passenger, without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What is the maximum amount the General Manager can authorize for a claim settled out of court, according to item vi(a)?

Which type of claim requires the General Manager to report details to the Railway Board for expenditure exceeding Rs. 25,000?

In what scenario does the General Manager have full power to authorize payment to surveyors engaged for assessing damaged consignments?

Which of the following requires the General Manager to seek higher authority approval?

In which case can the General Manager write off an irrecoverable loss without reporting to the Railway Board?

Which of the following requires the General Manager to seek approval from higher authority?

When can the General Manager write off amounts due to the Railways without higher authority approval?

What is the maximum amount the General Manager can pay for a claim settled out of court involving an ordinary passenger without requiring approval from the Railway Board?

What are the circumstances under which wharfage, demurrage, storage, and lost property charges can be written off or refunded by the Railway Administration without the sanction of higher authority?

What is the maximum amount that can be paid for a claim decreed by a court of law, without requiring higher authority approval?