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A.D. 1793.]
REGULATION X.
99
the head cauzy and the mufties of the Nizamut Adawdut, shall pass the
final sentence.
LXXVIII. The register, within three days after the passing of the
final sentence, or sooner if practicable, shall transmit a copy of it, under
the seal of the Nizamut Adawlut and attested with his official signature,
to the judges q/ Me q/' 6'0'CMzg who are immediately to issue a
warrant to the proper magistrate to cause the sentence to be carried into
execution. The magistrate, upon the receipt of the warrant, shall cause
the sentence to be executed without delay, and return the warrant to the
q/ with an endorsement attested with his official seal and
signature, certifying the manner in which the sentence has been executed.
All warrants so returned are to remain with the C272277 q/ ; except-
ing warrants for the indiction of capital punishment, wdiich are to be
forwarded by the judges to the Nizamut Adawlut.
Register to transmit
the copy of the final
sentence to the CoMrf
q/* Cz'rcmY, within three
days after it is passed,
or as much earlier as
may be practicable.
Magistrate to cause
the sentence to be exe-
rants are to be sent to
the Nizamut Adawiut.
LXXIX. [Nizamut Adawlut may recommend convict to mercy.]—
^6^62722/62/ /A/ Ndc. ZA. 7?6y. XfZ U. 1810.
A.D. 1793. REGULATION X.
A REGULATION /b?' 7'6-672226/277^2/, 262/A ^7272/2/2622/22772.$, /A6 /722^^62/ /77/ /A6
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Z/22/6^, /b?' /Ad Z'.$/22b/2$A772672/ 22722/ G 2222/227266 27/ ^6 Go227'/ q/ fU227-2/^, 7'd/22-
/266 /6 2/2^2222/2/262/ Z22 72 2/A27/2/d7'.$ 2272(7 /Ad27' Z*$/22/d^ 2 PASSED Ay /Ad G27667'-
72277'-Gd7267'22/ 272 G27227262/, 2772 /Ad D/Af22j/, 1793.
1. By the rules prescribed in Regulation VIII. 1793, for the decennial
settlement of Bengal, Behar, and the Company's districts in Orissa, females
(wdth the exception of those whom the Governor-General in Council may
deem competent to the management of their own estates), minors, idiots,
lunatics, contumacious persons, and persons of notorious profligacy of
character, who, not being partners with others of a different description, are
or may be proprietors of entire estates paying revenue immediately to
Government, are declared incapable of having any concern in the manage-
ment of their lands ; and it is to be understood, as the evident meaning and
intention of part of these exceptions, that they include all proprietors of
entire estates paying revenue immediately to Government, who are, or may
be, rendered incapable of managing their lands, by natural defects or
infirmities of whatever nature. The lands of persons coming within the
above descriptions are to be managed, for the benefit of the proprietors, by
persons appointed to the trust by Government, in the manner hereafter
specified. The Governor-General in Council, adverting also to the many
instances which have occurred, of minors, females, and other proprietors of
land, of the descriptions above mentioned, being reduced to ruin by the
misconduct of the agents to whom the management of their concerns has
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REGULATION X.
99
the head cauzy and the mufties of the Nizamut Adawdut, shall pass the
final sentence.
LXXVIII. The register, within three days after the passing of the
final sentence, or sooner if practicable, shall transmit a copy of it, under
the seal of the Nizamut Adawlut and attested with his official signature,
to the judges q/ Me q/' 6'0'CMzg who are immediately to issue a
warrant to the proper magistrate to cause the sentence to be carried into
execution. The magistrate, upon the receipt of the warrant, shall cause
the sentence to be executed without delay, and return the warrant to the
q/ with an endorsement attested with his official seal and
signature, certifying the manner in which the sentence has been executed.
All warrants so returned are to remain with the C272277 q/ ; except-
ing warrants for the indiction of capital punishment, wdiich are to be
forwarded by the judges to the Nizamut Adawlut.
Register to transmit
the copy of the final
sentence to the CoMrf
q/* Cz'rcmY, within three
days after it is passed,
or as much earlier as
may be practicable.
Magistrate to cause
the sentence to be exe-
rants are to be sent to
the Nizamut Adawiut.
LXXIX. [Nizamut Adawlut may recommend convict to mercy.]—
^6^62722/62/ /A/ Ndc. ZA. 7?6y. XfZ U. 1810.
A.D. 1793. REGULATION X.
A REGULATION /b?' 7'6-672226/277^2/, 262/A ^7272/2/2622/22772.$, /A6 /722^^62/ /77/ /A6
G27667'72277'-(r67267'22/ 272 C27227262/ 072 /Ad 15/A J22/7/, 1791, 22722/ ^22^6^22672/
Z/22/6^, /b?' /Ad Z'.$/22b/2$A772672/ 22722/ G 2222/227266 27/ ^6 Go227'/ q/ fU227-2/^, 7'd/22-
/266 /6 2/2^2222/2/262/ Z22 72 2/A27/2/d7'.$ 2272(7 /Ad27' Z*$/22/d^ 2 PASSED Ay /Ad G27667'-
72277'-Gd7267'22/ 272 G27227262/, 2772 /Ad D/Af22j/, 1793.
1. By the rules prescribed in Regulation VIII. 1793, for the decennial
settlement of Bengal, Behar, and the Company's districts in Orissa, females
(wdth the exception of those whom the Governor-General in Council may
deem competent to the management of their own estates), minors, idiots,
lunatics, contumacious persons, and persons of notorious profligacy of
character, who, not being partners with others of a different description, are
or may be proprietors of entire estates paying revenue immediately to
Government, are declared incapable of having any concern in the manage-
ment of their lands ; and it is to be understood, as the evident meaning and
intention of part of these exceptions, that they include all proprietors of
entire estates paying revenue immediately to Government, who are, or may
be, rendered incapable of managing their lands, by natural defects or
infirmities of whatever nature. The lands of persons coming within the
above descriptions are to be managed, for the benefit of the proprietors, by
persons appointed to the trust by Government, in the manner hereafter
specified. The Governor-General in Council, adverting also to the many
instances which have occurred, of minors, females, and other proprietors of
land, of the descriptions above mentioned, being reduced to ruin by the
misconduct of the agents to whom the management of their concerns has
o 2