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A.D. 1795.]
REGULATION XXXIV.
391
clause of the present section shall take place in spots where hitherto the
rent of the land payable by the ryot has been the moiety or other propor-
tion of the produce, the canongoes shall in all such cases fix the money
assessment which is to be on an indigo crop paid by the ryot or joint
putteedar to the pottahdar of Government, whilst the indigo manufactu-
rers are to pay to either of the two latter by whom the ground may be
possessed the amount for which they shall have contracted.
TAzW. The rules contained in this section were declared by the resident
to the parties soliciting them to be passed merely by way of experiment,
and liable to such future amendment or entire revocation as might here-
after appear necessary, or as Government might at any time direct.
X. The authorities vested in, and duties required to be discharged by
the resident, under the preceding sections, are to be considered as trans-
ferred, from the date of their entering respectively into otHce, to the
judges of the City and Zillah Courts, from whose decisions appeals are to
lie in all cases allowed by the Regulations.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION XXXIV.*
[EXTENSION OF REGULATION XXIV. 1793.]
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272* A AiaixA, 1795.
I. THE following rules are prescribed for determining the continuance
or discontinuance of the pensions payable in money from the Government
and the moolky treasuries at Benares.
II. The pensions under the heads of maash and rozeena, sanctioned by
the Governor-General in the year 1781, amounting to Benares sicca
rupees 33,296. 7 annas, having been originally granted, either wholly or
in part, as indemnifications for ayma or other lands resumed under the
native Government, are not to be liable to resumption on the death of the
persons who now receive them, notwithstanding that such resumption
made part of the original order issued for the confirmation of them, but
are to be considered as property, and are to descend to the heirs of the
present and future receivers, and are declared liable to be sued for and
inherited in the same manner as other property.
* It is enacted by Sec. ii. Reg. XI. 1813, that no pensions shall be paid after the
1st October, 1813, unless the claimants prove their right to the same before the revenue
authorities.
money-rent on indigo
culture in cases where
it has heretofore been
paid by betay.
Rules in this section
passed by way of expe-
riment, and declared
liable to be repealed if
found unsuitable.
In what degree the
judges of the City and
Zillah Courts are
charged with the exe-
tions of this Regula-
tion.
Reg. XXXIV. 1795.
First class of pen-
sions to be considered
as property.
REGULATION XXXIV.
391
clause of the present section shall take place in spots where hitherto the
rent of the land payable by the ryot has been the moiety or other propor-
tion of the produce, the canongoes shall in all such cases fix the money
assessment which is to be on an indigo crop paid by the ryot or joint
putteedar to the pottahdar of Government, whilst the indigo manufactu-
rers are to pay to either of the two latter by whom the ground may be
possessed the amount for which they shall have contracted.
TAzW. The rules contained in this section were declared by the resident
to the parties soliciting them to be passed merely by way of experiment,
and liable to such future amendment or entire revocation as might here-
after appear necessary, or as Government might at any time direct.
X. The authorities vested in, and duties required to be discharged by
the resident, under the preceding sections, are to be considered as trans-
ferred, from the date of their entering respectively into otHce, to the
judges of the City and Zillah Courts, from whose decisions appeals are to
lie in all cases allowed by the Regulations.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION XXXIV.*
[EXTENSION OF REGULATION XXIV. 1793.]
A REGULATION /hr 7^-672%c7272y, 2P2?!A AibAp%CG^2C72^, 2^6 27*26
7V72$30?M ykcw Got'67'72 772 6727 7272^ AfoO&T/ T7'6a.S'227'26,S' 272 ^6
jP7'02'272C6 7)/ R672727'6^ ; PASSED Ay 2^6 GoV671%02'-(76726f2z/ 272 6b2272 C2^, 072 ^6
272* A AiaixA, 1795.
I. THE following rules are prescribed for determining the continuance
or discontinuance of the pensions payable in money from the Government
and the moolky treasuries at Benares.
II. The pensions under the heads of maash and rozeena, sanctioned by
the Governor-General in the year 1781, amounting to Benares sicca
rupees 33,296. 7 annas, having been originally granted, either wholly or
in part, as indemnifications for ayma or other lands resumed under the
native Government, are not to be liable to resumption on the death of the
persons who now receive them, notwithstanding that such resumption
made part of the original order issued for the confirmation of them, but
are to be considered as property, and are to descend to the heirs of the
present and future receivers, and are declared liable to be sued for and
inherited in the same manner as other property.
* It is enacted by Sec. ii. Reg. XI. 1813, that no pensions shall be paid after the
1st October, 1813, unless the claimants prove their right to the same before the revenue
authorities.
money-rent on indigo
culture in cases where
it has heretofore been
paid by betay.
Rules in this section
passed by way of expe-
riment, and declared
liable to be repealed if
found unsuitable.
In what degree the
judges of the City and
Zillah Courts are
charged with the exe-
tions of this Regula-
tion.
Reg. XXXIV. 1795.
First class of pen-
sions to be considered
as property.