What are suitors' deposits and how are they managed by public servants and courts?
Suitors' deposits are moneys received by or deposited with public servants and courts in their capacity as such, other than revenues or public moneys raised or received by the Government of India or the Government of a State. These deposits are managed by public servants and courts through the following methods:

1. Custody: Public servants and courts are responsible for safeguarding the deposited funds and maintaining their proper security.
2. Deposit into appropriate accounts: The moneys received by or deposited with public servants and courts must be credited to the correct cause, matter, account, or person associated with the case or transaction.
3. Withdrawal of moneys: The withdrawal of funds from these accounts is regulated by specific laws made by Parliament for the Union, or by Legislatures for the States. Until such laws are in place, rules made by the President (for the Union) or the Governor (for a State) govern these withdrawals.
4. Ancillary matters: All other matters connected with or ancillary to the custody and management of suitors' deposits and other moneys received by public servants and courts are regulated by the respective governing bodies, whether it be Parliament, Legislatures, Presidents, or Governors.