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REGULATION XVI.
[A.D. 1797.
Fee prescribed by
Sec. iii. by whom to be
paid.
Fees to be carried to
the credit of Govern-
ment, and collectors to
grant receipts.
Reg. XVI. 1797.
tions. If the property divided or united he lands held exempt from the
payment of revenue, the fees shall he paid by the parties in whose names
the property may be registered, in the proportion of their respective
interests therein.
VIII. The fees on the transfer of landed property, by deed of sale, or
gift, or otherwise, leviable under Section III. shall be paid by the party to
whom the property may be transferred, on the transfer being entered in
the public registers of lands.
IX. All sums which may be received by the collectors under this Regu-
lation shall be carried to the account of Government, and the collectors
are required to grant receipts to the parties for the amount which may be
paid by them respectively.
A. D. 1797. REGULATION XVI.
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G CA JA^h^fy 2272A AA A/oV A/0720227'o^A AVAo/
GoM72C/7PASSED <%2/ (r02W72W-6rd7267'%<? 272 (70227202^ 072 Aid 24fA
A02767?2^62', 1797.
1. BY Section XXIX. Regulation VI. 1793, the decrees of the Sudder
Dewanny Adawlut are declared hnal, with respect to the local jurisdictions
referred to in that Regulation; which, however, had no reference to the
appeal to his Majesty in Council, allowed by the 21st section of the
statute 21 George III. cap. 70, in the following terms : " And whereas
the Governor-General in Council, or some committee thereof or appointed
thereby, do determine on appeals and references from the Country or Pro-
vincal Courts in civil causes; be it further enacted, that the said court
shall and lawfully may hold all such pleas and appeals, in the manner, and
with such powers as it hitherto hath held the same; and shall be deemed
in law a Court of Record ; and the judgments therein given shall be Rnal
and conclusive, except upon appeal to his Majesty in civil suits only, the
value of which shall be five thousand pounds and upwards." No rules
having been prescribed respecting the appeals authorized by the statute
above quoted, and it being necessary to establish such, as well for the
information of the parties who may be desirous to appeal from decrees of
the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut to the King in Council, as for the guidance
of that court in receiving and forwarding the appeals presented to them
under the above authority, the Governor-General in Council has referred
to the provisions made for the appeal to the King in Council, under his
Majesty's charter for erecting the Supreme Court of Judicature at this
presidency, as well as to the rules and orders framed by the said Supreme
Court of Judicature and approved by his Majesty in Counci!, as provided
by his charter aforesaid; and after due consideration of the said pro-
REGULATION XVI.
[A.D. 1797.
Fee prescribed by
Sec. iii. by whom to be
paid.
Fees to be carried to
the credit of Govern-
ment, and collectors to
grant receipts.
Reg. XVI. 1797.
tions. If the property divided or united he lands held exempt from the
payment of revenue, the fees shall he paid by the parties in whose names
the property may be registered, in the proportion of their respective
interests therein.
VIII. The fees on the transfer of landed property, by deed of sale, or
gift, or otherwise, leviable under Section III. shall be paid by the party to
whom the property may be transferred, on the transfer being entered in
the public registers of lands.
IX. All sums which may be received by the collectors under this Regu-
lation shall be carried to the account of Government, and the collectors
are required to grant receipts to the parties for the amount which may be
paid by them respectively.
A. D. 1797. REGULATION XVI.
A REGULATION 7Y^7^C^2727/ y?W72 fAe Co227^ of /SW&T A?62P%?2722/
G CA JA^h^fy 2272A AA A/oV A/0720227'o^A AVAo/
GoM72C/7PASSED <%2/ (r02W72W-6rd7267'%<? 272 (70227202^ 072 Aid 24fA
A02767?2^62', 1797.
1. BY Section XXIX. Regulation VI. 1793, the decrees of the Sudder
Dewanny Adawlut are declared hnal, with respect to the local jurisdictions
referred to in that Regulation; which, however, had no reference to the
appeal to his Majesty in Council, allowed by the 21st section of the
statute 21 George III. cap. 70, in the following terms : " And whereas
the Governor-General in Council, or some committee thereof or appointed
thereby, do determine on appeals and references from the Country or Pro-
vincal Courts in civil causes; be it further enacted, that the said court
shall and lawfully may hold all such pleas and appeals, in the manner, and
with such powers as it hitherto hath held the same; and shall be deemed
in law a Court of Record ; and the judgments therein given shall be Rnal
and conclusive, except upon appeal to his Majesty in civil suits only, the
value of which shall be five thousand pounds and upwards." No rules
having been prescribed respecting the appeals authorized by the statute
above quoted, and it being necessary to establish such, as well for the
information of the parties who may be desirous to appeal from decrees of
the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut to the King in Council, as for the guidance
of that court in receiving and forwarding the appeals presented to them
under the above authority, the Governor-General in Council has referred
to the provisions made for the appeal to the King in Council, under his
Majesty's charter for erecting the Supreme Court of Judicature at this
presidency, as well as to the rules and orders framed by the said Supreme
Court of Judicature and approved by his Majesty in Counci!, as provided
by his charter aforesaid; and after due consideration of the said pro-