The ANDHRA PRADESH FINANCIAL CODE
Chapter I - Introductory Articles Articles Audit of receipts. 37 General 1 Chapter IV – Expenditure – General Principles and Rules Receipts 2 General Principles 38-44 Expenditure 3-4 Communication of sanction 45-48 Accounts 5 Date of effect of sanction 49 Chapter II – Definitions 6 Lapse of sanction 50
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