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A.D. 1795.] REGULATION IV. 281
ascertain the state of these lands, with instructions to summon the put-
warries of every village, and in the presence of the canongoes, and of the
othcers of the aumi!,to ascertain the tushkhees or assessable amount on each
village and spot then held amauny, in conformity to the rye or rates of
(17*9-80.) 1187; and afterwards to prepare and bring with them the state of the
jummabundy of each village, under the attestations of the canongoes, and
the signatures of the putwarries and the counter-signatures of the othcers
of the aumils, that the payments of the aumils to Government might be
regulated accordingly. The aumeens were likewise instructed, that it; in
the course of their inquiries, it should appear that any of the aumils had
granted pottahs to their dependants in any of these amauny lands at lower
rates than those of the pergunnah or division in which they might be situated,
such pottahs so granted by them were to be declared null and void, the
aumils not having been empowered to dispose of any part of the revenue
(1789-90.) funds, but since the settlement in 1197 having been merely tehseeldaran-
neshandar, or responsible collectors.
XXVIII. Inconveniences having been experienced from the applications
made to the resident for grants exempting from the payment of revenue
spots of ground in the vicinity of the city of Benares, on their being pur-
chased by the native princes of India, or by wealthy natives, to convert into
gardens or places of religious worship, the Governor-General in Council
determined, on the 28th July, 1794, that no such grants should be made
by the resident without the sanction of Government.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION III.
A REGULATION 7'6-672(267272(/, 20/77/ Af(7(72/26(272(772^ (272(7 X 772672(77726727^, 2*7/6
Ak/A.y yw 7/U 6b^6c7///72 q/ 7/U Gz/U/w/.s' 272 77/6 AGoo/Uco q/* A?672(27"6.y .*
PASSED 77/6 (r(7067'T2(77'-(r67267'(77 272 (7(72272627, (772 7^6 277A 1795.
[Rescinded by Section II. Regulation IX. 1810.]
A.D. 1795. REGULATION IV.
A REGULATION jOf p2'(77/2^ 2 7272^7A6 6b77667?'(272 q/ 272767^72(27 ^2(7265' 272 7^6 AG(7-
2727266 q/ A?627(77"6.S' .' PASSED 7// 7^6 G/72'67'72(77'-G67262T27 272 (7o2272627, (772 77/6
277AJV(2f6A, 1795.
tehseeldars or collec-
tors.
Reg.III.1795.
Reg. IV. 1795.
1. PREVIOUS to the cession of Benares to the Company, and until the
year 1781, internal duties and tolls, in addition to the duties collected on
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ascertain the state of these lands, with instructions to summon the put-
warries of every village, and in the presence of the canongoes, and of the
othcers of the aumi!,to ascertain the tushkhees or assessable amount on each
village and spot then held amauny, in conformity to the rye or rates of
(17*9-80.) 1187; and afterwards to prepare and bring with them the state of the
jummabundy of each village, under the attestations of the canongoes, and
the signatures of the putwarries and the counter-signatures of the othcers
of the aumils, that the payments of the aumils to Government might be
regulated accordingly. The aumeens were likewise instructed, that it; in
the course of their inquiries, it should appear that any of the aumils had
granted pottahs to their dependants in any of these amauny lands at lower
rates than those of the pergunnah or division in which they might be situated,
such pottahs so granted by them were to be declared null and void, the
aumils not having been empowered to dispose of any part of the revenue
(1789-90.) funds, but since the settlement in 1197 having been merely tehseeldaran-
neshandar, or responsible collectors.
XXVIII. Inconveniences having been experienced from the applications
made to the resident for grants exempting from the payment of revenue
spots of ground in the vicinity of the city of Benares, on their being pur-
chased by the native princes of India, or by wealthy natives, to convert into
gardens or places of religious worship, the Governor-General in Council
determined, on the 28th July, 1794, that no such grants should be made
by the resident without the sanction of Government.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION III.
A REGULATION 7'6-672(267272(/, 20/77/ Af(7(72/26(272(772^ (272(7 X 772672(77726727^, 2*7/6
Ak/A.y yw 7/U 6b^6c7///72 q/ 7/U Gz/U/w/.s' 272 77/6 AGoo/Uco q/* A?672(27"6.y .*
PASSED 77/6 (r(7067'T2(77'-(r67267'(77 272 (7(72272627, (772 7^6 277A 1795.
[Rescinded by Section II. Regulation IX. 1810.]
A.D. 1795. REGULATION IV.
A REGULATION jOf p2'(77/2^ 2 7272^7A6 6b77667?'(272 q/ 272767^72(27 ^2(7265' 272 7^6 AG(7-
2727266 q/ A?627(77"6.S' .' PASSED 7// 7^6 G/72'67'72(77'-G67262T27 272 (7o2272627, (772 77/6
277AJV(2f6A, 1795.
tehseeldars or collec-
tors.
Reg.III.1795.
Reg. IV. 1795.
1. PREVIOUS to the cession of Benares to the Company, and until the
year 1781, internal duties and tolls, in addition to the duties collected on
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