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REGULATION XXII.
[A.D. 1793.
Zillahs to be divided
into police jurisdic-
tions.
Their extent.
Tobeguardedbya
the jurisdictions.
In all practicable
cases, jurisdictions to
der the principal towns,
&c.central.
Ae?n2aMtZseMd!'2o2/,!e
IV. The magistrates are to divide their respective zillahs, including
the rent-free lands, into police jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction is to be
ten coss square, except where local circumstances shall render it advisable
to form all or any of the jurisdictions of greater or less extent. The
guarding of each jurisdiction is to be committed to a darogali or superin-
tendent, with an establishment of officers. The darogahs with their
establishments are to be stationed in the centre of their respective juris-
dictions ; unless for special reasons it shall be thought expedient, in
particular instances, to fix them in any other situation : and the magis-
trates are directed to endeavour to form the jurisdictions in such a manner
as to bring the principal towns, bazars, and gunges, in the centre of them,
that the police establishments may serve for the protection of these prin-
cipal places, as well as the circumjacent country.
V. The police jurisdictions are to be numbered, and to be named after
the places at which the darogahs and their establishments may be stationed.
The magistrates are not to change the names or numbers of the jurisdic-
tions, nor to alter the limits of them, without the sanction of the Governor-
General in Council.
VI. The magistrates are to nominate the darogahs in the first instance^
and to hll up all future vacancies. They will, in consequence, be held re-
sponsible for selecting persons duly qualified for the trust. T?2z/ 7227
A /o 7'6777 07762/ /7W72 AT? 27/fca a^cd/?/ 22/72772 yn'oq/* of 2722722/722272/7/
07' 772 A2727722/2227/, 2*0 .S'22/2.S'/22C/22772 of /A 27 Go?7C7'7707'-Gc7ZC7'<V 777 (L 22222227; and
no person is to be appointed a darogah without giving security for his
appearance in the amount of one thousand rupees, himself in five hundred
and two responsible persons in two hundred and fifty each. Whenever
the magistrates shall deem any darogah disqualified for his station, either
from incapacity, misconduct, or other cause, they are empowered to
suspend him, and to appoint a person to officiate pro tempore in his room,
7'6/7277'/2722/ 2772 772z?2/222/<?/7/ /At? y7'27227?,2/.S' of AN .S'22.S'/7(?22.S'22777, 2*0 /At? Go2'(?7'72277'-G277267Y2/
777 G272272272/, 21* A 0 22'/// 2/c/67'772 272<? 22'A6/A2?7' A<? .S'AtzZZ & 7'27772272'272/ 07' 272772/2722Z<? 777 A OS'
0^700.
Modified by
the rules in Sec.
vii. Reg. XVII.
1816, aud Sec.
1817. ^ X
VII. to IX. [Duties of darogahs.]—AL.$c?77&af A/ CZzzzz.yg AW, XooifzW
77 AqyzzAWz WAT. 1817.
X. [ AAo 707'02/aA, 22/72772 7'627d2272722/ 277/277'777 22 /227 77 pf 01777/ 770A7'2020S' tV/OOzA, 07' Rescinded by
7'oM07'.S', A707o227'2727/ ZCZ/Am AAy'227'A7Wo77, .S'Aof 22/7/77YA27772/ fAo772, 077(7yb7'2007'7 ^ ^X Isil*
/Ag772 22772/07' ^22/h 2722^/272/z/ 2*0 /Ao 772 22gA/7'22/d. 77? -$Ao// /2A0202.SO 22/2/27'oAo722/ 22722/
.S'0722/ A Vo 7720^2,s/7'22/0 22// q002/227'-772 227'.S, 77222/222'Ao22,S, y7/7'-Aq/'22226', 07' 02*Ao7' 2/0-
^07'2/7 /2 072V 27f 27222/7'2272A 07' .S'22,S'/202.'A2/ /767Y2772^ 222A0 77722// Ao /227'A2722/ 22^0222^ AA
y7.22'2.sz/-2Z'2'2072 2272/A2772/ 227?j/ O.S'/CZZ.S'/AA 77702272.S- 2yd ^??A,S'2.S'2'0722.'0, 07' ZoAo 07277770/ //22'0
22 -S22/A^22c/07y/ 220002277/ 2// /Ao777^oAo^.] The magistrate shall examine, on
022/A, such vagrants or suspected persons, and also any persons who may
have a knowledge of their usual place of residence, occupation, or mode
of obtaining their livelihood; and if there shall appear to him grounds
for supposing that they are disorderly or ill-disposed people, he shall
employ them in repairing the public roads, or upon any other public work, See Act v.
until they find a security for their good behaviour in case of their being
REGULATION XXII.
[A.D. 1793.
Zillahs to be divided
into police jurisdic-
tions.
Their extent.
Tobeguardedbya
the jurisdictions.
In all practicable
cases, jurisdictions to
der the principal towns,
&c.central.
Ae?n2aMtZseMd!'2o2/,!e
IV. The magistrates are to divide their respective zillahs, including
the rent-free lands, into police jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction is to be
ten coss square, except where local circumstances shall render it advisable
to form all or any of the jurisdictions of greater or less extent. The
guarding of each jurisdiction is to be committed to a darogali or superin-
tendent, with an establishment of officers. The darogahs with their
establishments are to be stationed in the centre of their respective juris-
dictions ; unless for special reasons it shall be thought expedient, in
particular instances, to fix them in any other situation : and the magis-
trates are directed to endeavour to form the jurisdictions in such a manner
as to bring the principal towns, bazars, and gunges, in the centre of them,
that the police establishments may serve for the protection of these prin-
cipal places, as well as the circumjacent country.
V. The police jurisdictions are to be numbered, and to be named after
the places at which the darogahs and their establishments may be stationed.
The magistrates are not to change the names or numbers of the jurisdic-
tions, nor to alter the limits of them, without the sanction of the Governor-
General in Council.
VI. The magistrates are to nominate the darogahs in the first instance^
and to hll up all future vacancies. They will, in consequence, be held re-
sponsible for selecting persons duly qualified for the trust. T?2z/ 7227
A /o 7'6777 07762/ /7W72 AT? 27/fca a^cd/?/ 22/72772 yn'oq/* of 2722722/722272/7/
07' 772 A2727722/2227/, 2*0 .S'22/2.S'/22C/22772 of /A 27 Go?7C7'7707'-Gc7ZC7'<V 777 (L 22222227; and
no person is to be appointed a darogah without giving security for his
appearance in the amount of one thousand rupees, himself in five hundred
and two responsible persons in two hundred and fifty each. Whenever
the magistrates shall deem any darogah disqualified for his station, either
from incapacity, misconduct, or other cause, they are empowered to
suspend him, and to appoint a person to officiate pro tempore in his room,
7'6/7277'/2722/ 2772 772z?2/222/<?/7/ /At? y7'27227?,2/.S' of AN .S'22.S'/7(?22.S'22777, 2*0 /At? Go2'(?7'72277'-G277267Y2/
777 G272272272/, 21* A 0 22'/// 2/c/67'772 272<? 22'A6/A2?7' A<? .S'AtzZZ & 7'27772272'272/ 07' 272772/2722Z<? 777 A OS'
0^700.
Modified by
the rules in Sec.
vii. Reg. XVII.
1816, aud Sec.
1817. ^ X
VII. to IX. [Duties of darogahs.]—AL.$c?77&af A/ CZzzzz.yg AW, XooifzW
77 AqyzzAWz WAT. 1817.
X. [ AAo 707'02/aA, 22/72772 7'627d2272722/ 277/277'777 22 /227 77 pf 01777/ 770A7'2020S' tV/OOzA, 07' Rescinded by
7'oM07'.S', A707o227'2727/ ZCZ/Am AAy'227'A7Wo77, .S'Aof 22/7/77YA27772/ fAo772, 077(7yb7'2007'7 ^ ^X Isil*
/Ag772 22772/07' ^22/h 2722^/272/z/ 2*0 /Ao 772 22gA/7'22/d. 77? -$Ao// /2A0202.SO 22/2/27'oAo722/ 22722/
.S'0722/ A Vo 7720^2,s/7'22/0 22// q002/227'-772 227'.S, 77222/222'Ao22,S, y7/7'-Aq/'22226', 07' 02*Ao7' 2/0-
^07'2/7 /2 072V 27f 27222/7'2272A 07' .S'22,S'/202.'A2/ /767Y2772^ 222A0 77722// Ao /227'A2722/ 22^0222^ AA
y7.22'2.sz/-2Z'2'2072 2272/A2772/ 227?j/ O.S'/CZZ.S'/AA 77702272.S- 2yd ^??A,S'2.S'2'0722.'0, 07' ZoAo 07277770/ //22'0
22 -S22/A^22c/07y/ 220002277/ 2// /Ao777^oAo^.] The magistrate shall examine, on
022/A, such vagrants or suspected persons, and also any persons who may
have a knowledge of their usual place of residence, occupation, or mode
of obtaining their livelihood; and if there shall appear to him grounds
for supposing that they are disorderly or ill-disposed people, he shall
employ them in repairing the public roads, or upon any other public work, See Act v.
until they find a security for their good behaviour in case of their being