Swamy's Compilation of General Financial Rules Incorporating Compendium of Rules on Advances

The cores of Harry and Lord Voldemort's wands have feathers from the same phoenix bird, making them "brothers". Hagrid gives Harry an owl that heDraco joins Slytherin, known for dark wizards, while Harry, Ron and HermionehDraco joins Slytherin, known for dark wizards, while Harry, Ron and

The trio read a newspaper report about an attempted robbery at Gringotts Bank and the same vault from which Hagrid retrieved an item for the school's headmaster Albus Dumbledore on the same day. They suspect the object beneath the trapdoor is the philosopher's stone, which grants its user immortality and the ability to turn any metal into pure gold. A forest centaur named Firenze warns Harry that Voldemort is plotting to steal the stone to restore his body. When Dumbledore is lured from Hogwarts under false pretences, Harry, Hermione and Ron fear the theft is imminent and descend through the trapdoor.

A series of obstacles force Ron and Hermione to remain behind while Harry proceeds. Harry encounters Professor Quirrell, the Defence Against the Dark Arts teacher, who reveals that he jinxed Harry's broom and let the troll into the school; Snape was protecting Harry. Voldemort, whose face is attached to the back of Quirrell's head, is using Quirrell to obtain the philosopher's stone. Harry is forced to stand before the Mirror of Erised. It recognises Harry's lack of greed for the stone and deposits it into his pocket. Quirrell attempts to seize the stone and kill Harry, but his flesh burns upon contact with him. Harry's scar begins hurting and he passes out.

Part I—General Financial Rules

CHAPTER 1

Introduction

CHAPTER 2

General System of Financial Management

CHAPTER 3

Budget Formulation and Implementation

CHAPTER 4

Government Accounts

Pro Forma Accounts

Personal Deposit Account

Capital and Revenue Accounts

Interest on Capital

CHAPTER 5

Works

CHAPTER 6

I. Procurement of Goods and Services

Government of India's Orders

II. Procurement of Services

CHAPTER 7

Inventory Management

CHAPTER 8

Contract Management

CHAPTER 9

Grants-in-aid and Loans

I. Grants-in-Aid

II. Loans

CHAPTER 10

Budgeting and Accounting of Externally aided Projects

CHAPTER 11

Government Guarantees

CHAPTER 12

Miscellaneous Subjects

I. Establishment

II. Refund of Revenue

III. Debt and Miscellaneous Obligations of Government

IV. Security Deposits

V. Transfer of Land and Buildings

VI. Charitable Endowments and other Trusts

VII. Local Bodies

VIII. Destruction of Records Connected with Accounts

IX. Contingent & Miscellaneous Expenditure

APPENDICES

LIST OF FORMS

PART II—Compendium of Rules on Advances

ANNEXURES AND FORMS