Clarke, Richard [Editor]: The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (1): Regulations from 1793 to 1805 (London, 1854)

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CLASSIFIED TABLE OF THE

1830.
11.
Trade with foreign countries.
—
III.
Export duties.
1833.
VI.
Calculation of ad-valorem duties on imports by sea.
1836.
XIV.
Consolidated customs regulation—Abolition of inland and town
—
XXV.
Warehousing ports. ^
—
XXXII.
Importation of sugar.
1837.
XVI.
Levy of ad-valorem duty.
1841.
VI.
Importation of rum and rum shrub.
—
X.
Registry of ships.
—
XIII.
Import duties on wines and spirits.
—
XVIII.
Exportation of military stores.
1842.
XI.
Importation of foreign sugar.
1843.
XXV.
False marks on foreign goods subject them to confiscation.
1845.
IX.
Amended rates of import duties.
1848.
VI.
Equalization of duties on British and foreign bottoms.
—
VII.
Drawbacks on re-exportation.
1849.
V.
Duties to be levied proportionately on all quantities of goods.
1850.
V.
Freedom of the coasting trade of India.
—
X.
Aden declared a free port.
—
XI.
Registry of ships—Amendment of X. 1841.
—
XXVII.
- of merchant seamen.
—
XXVIII.
Encouragement of merchant seamen.
—
XLIV.
Consolidation of the Boards of Revenue and Customs.
1853.
X. '
Navigation of boats on the Hooghly.

1793.
XII.
—
XIII.
—
XVIII.
—
XXI.
—
XXXVII
—
XXXIX.
1794.
III.
1804.
V.
1806.
X.
1809.
VIII.
1813.
11.
1814.
11.
—
XXI.
1816.
XVII.vii.
1817.
XX. iii.
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XVIII.
1823.
VII.
1825.
VIII.
1826.
XL
1827.
III.
1829.
XIII.
1831.
V. xxvi.
—
XI. viii.
1837.
XXV. xii.
1839.
XXVI.
1843.
V.
1845.
V.
1850.
XII.
—
XIII.
—
XXXVII.
1852.
XXXII.

V.
PUBLIC OFFICERS—APPOINTMENT, REMOVAL, AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
Appointment of Hindoo and Mahomedan law officers.
-- ministerial officers of courts.
-native record keepers in the courts.
--in the revenue department.
1. Covenanted civil servants forbidden to lend money to landholders.
Appointment of head kazi and kazis of towns.
Recovery of money and papers from native revenue officers.
Appointment and removal of native public officers,
f Security to be required on preferring charges of corruption against law officers and ministerial
( officers of courts.
Appointment and removal of native officers in civil departments. ,
Punishment of public officers for abuse of trusts in using public monies.
Rules for the conduct of suits against public officers.
Covenanted civil servants not to employ their native creditors on public duties.
j Appointment and removal of police officers.
Oaths of native judicial officers—Proceedings in cases of corruption and embezzlement,
f Covenanted civil servants forbidden to borrow from natives subject to their authority or
I influence.
( Public servants not to be employed in private duties, nor private on public, in the judicial
j department.
Appointment and removal of law officers.
Procedure on charges of corruption against law or ministerial officers.
Suits against public officers and Government.
Dismissal of Principal Sudder Ameens, Sudder Ameens, and Moonsiffs.
Appointment and removal of police officers.
Ministerial officers in Courts of Principal Sudder Ameens, Sudder Ameens, and Moonsiffs.
Rescission of previous rules respecting charges against public officers.
Appointment and dismissal of uncovenanted deputy magistrates.
Examination of law officers.
Responsibilities of public accountants.
Punishment of breaches of trust by public officers.
Inquiries into the conduct of public officers. f
Prosecution of public servants for corruption. '