DOI Seite / Zitierlink:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.34367#0193
A.D. 1793.]
REGULATION XIV.
135
See CI. 6,
VII.1799, and
Cl. 2, Sec. ii.
Reg. XI. 1822.
YIL 1799.^'
VII.1799. ^
XXIV. When a collector shall proceed to confine the surety of any
proprietor or farmer of land in the cases authorized in this Regulation, he
is immediately to cause such portion of the defaulter's lands as he may
estimate to he sufficient to make good the amount of the demand, in the
event of their being sold, to be attached, under the rules prescribed in
Section VI. for the attachment of the lands of defaulting proprietors. If
the surety shall not possess any landed property in his ziliah, the collector
is to depute an ameen into the ziliah in which the defaulter may have
landed property, with a letter stating the amount of the demand on him and
the property to be attached. The collector of such ziliah is immediately
to order a peon to point out the property to the ameen, who is to keep
it in attachment until the Board of Revenue shall /Arc (AAmcol Ac
sanction of Ac GGrcrzzor-GcyzcrcZ A dozmczY /oy the sale of it. The
ameen is to apply the amount of the collections from the lands, after de-
ducting the expenses of his establishment, towards the discharge of the
public revenue, which he is to pay to the collector of the ziliah in which
the lands may be situated. If any surplus shall remain after making good
the public dues, it is to be appropriated towards the discharge of the
demand on account of which the attachment of the lands may have been
made. If the property of the surety that may be attached shall be too
inconsiderable to admit of its being charged with the expense of an ameen,
the collector to whom the money due from the surety may be payable
is to apply to the collector of the ziliah in which the lands may be situated
to order the nearest tehseeldar or native officer employed under him in the
business of the collections to take charge of the lands, and the collector to
whom the application shall be made is to comply with it, and the tehseel-
dar or native officer to whose charge he may commit the lands is to
perform the duties prescribed to the ameen in Section VI. and under
the same restrictions and penalties. The collector of the ziliah in which
the lands may be situated is not to be liable to any prosecution on account
of the attachmentbut the collector, in conformity to whose application
the attachment may take place, is to be responsible for the consequences,
in the same manner as if the lands had been situated in his own ziliah.
.TAc Roartf q/*Z7crc%MC arc /o A Ac Gorcryzor-GAMcrcZ z'% CozmcAybr
AA .swzcbbiz gbr Ac .sc A q/ Ac AmcA AAqqmq A Ac AVer Vo'Aq Ac
coMr.sc q/' A.c M.AA'A Ac?/ mqy & AAcAcd, or q/Ar Ac cA.sc q/' A, cos'
Ac?/ mqy doom otAAcAA.
XXV. to XXVIII.—[Process of attachment and sale.]—ZA-scA&Z ^/
GAmso ZArA, VeAA?? ZZ. ZAqzzAtA?? XV. 18Z2.
XXIX. Any person confined for arrears of revenue, or other demands
of Government, under this Regulation, either pursuant to a judicial decree
or without such decree, is to be at liberty to apply to the judge of the
Court of Dewanny Adawlut of the ziliah, by the Collector of which he may
have been confined, to require such collector to show cause why he is con-
tinued in confinement. If the person making such application shall be
confined under a decree passed by the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, or of the
Ziliah Court or the ZVcrrncAZ GomZ q/ApyietA, and the time prescribed
for appealing from the decision shall have elapsed, the judge is not to
enter into the merits of the case, but only to inquire whether the prisoner
Collector to attach
lands of sureties, whom
gainst them.
How the collector is
to proceed if the surety
possesses no lands in his
ziliah.
Judges empowered
to require collectors to
show cause why a de-
faulter is continued in
confinement under a
REGULATION XIV.
135
See CI. 6,
VII.1799, and
Cl. 2, Sec. ii.
Reg. XI. 1822.
YIL 1799.^'
VII.1799. ^
XXIV. When a collector shall proceed to confine the surety of any
proprietor or farmer of land in the cases authorized in this Regulation, he
is immediately to cause such portion of the defaulter's lands as he may
estimate to he sufficient to make good the amount of the demand, in the
event of their being sold, to be attached, under the rules prescribed in
Section VI. for the attachment of the lands of defaulting proprietors. If
the surety shall not possess any landed property in his ziliah, the collector
is to depute an ameen into the ziliah in which the defaulter may have
landed property, with a letter stating the amount of the demand on him and
the property to be attached. The collector of such ziliah is immediately
to order a peon to point out the property to the ameen, who is to keep
it in attachment until the Board of Revenue shall /Arc (AAmcol Ac
sanction of Ac GGrcrzzor-GcyzcrcZ A dozmczY /oy the sale of it. The
ameen is to apply the amount of the collections from the lands, after de-
ducting the expenses of his establishment, towards the discharge of the
public revenue, which he is to pay to the collector of the ziliah in which
the lands may be situated. If any surplus shall remain after making good
the public dues, it is to be appropriated towards the discharge of the
demand on account of which the attachment of the lands may have been
made. If the property of the surety that may be attached shall be too
inconsiderable to admit of its being charged with the expense of an ameen,
the collector to whom the money due from the surety may be payable
is to apply to the collector of the ziliah in which the lands may be situated
to order the nearest tehseeldar or native officer employed under him in the
business of the collections to take charge of the lands, and the collector to
whom the application shall be made is to comply with it, and the tehseel-
dar or native officer to whose charge he may commit the lands is to
perform the duties prescribed to the ameen in Section VI. and under
the same restrictions and penalties. The collector of the ziliah in which
the lands may be situated is not to be liable to any prosecution on account
of the attachmentbut the collector, in conformity to whose application
the attachment may take place, is to be responsible for the consequences,
in the same manner as if the lands had been situated in his own ziliah.
.TAc Roartf q/*Z7crc%MC arc /o A Ac Gorcryzor-GAMcrcZ z'% CozmcAybr
AA .swzcbbiz gbr Ac .sc A q/ Ac AmcA AAqqmq A Ac AVer Vo'Aq Ac
coMr.sc q/' A.c M.AA'A Ac?/ mqy & AAcAcd, or q/Ar Ac cA.sc q/' A, cos'
Ac?/ mqy doom otAAcAA.
XXV. to XXVIII.—[Process of attachment and sale.]—ZA-scA&Z ^/
GAmso ZArA, VeAA?? ZZ. ZAqzzAtA?? XV. 18Z2.
XXIX. Any person confined for arrears of revenue, or other demands
of Government, under this Regulation, either pursuant to a judicial decree
or without such decree, is to be at liberty to apply to the judge of the
Court of Dewanny Adawlut of the ziliah, by the Collector of which he may
have been confined, to require such collector to show cause why he is con-
tinued in confinement. If the person making such application shall be
confined under a decree passed by the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, or of the
Ziliah Court or the ZVcrrncAZ GomZ q/ApyietA, and the time prescribed
for appealing from the decision shall have elapsed, the judge is not to
enter into the merits of the case, but only to inquire whether the prisoner
Collector to attach
lands of sureties, whom
gainst them.
How the collector is
to proceed if the surety
possesses no lands in his
ziliah.
Judges empowered
to require collectors to
show cause why a de-
faulter is continued in
confinement under a