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REGULATION VII.
[A.D. 1799.
xxxi. of Reg. XVII.
1793, to be given as
soon as possible after
wemZ or manufacture of
salt :
And sufficient time
to be allowed for satis-
fying the demand in
such cases.
But the required no-
tice may be given either
drawn by officers au-
thorized to sell dis-
trained property, if the
sale take place, but not
otherwise.
Further penalties for
resistance to attach-
ments for arrears of
rent, as prescribed by
the Regulations.
tachment:
and property taken
away may be re-attach-
edwheresoever found.
Offender, and all
persons concerned with
him, also liable to be
secuted for any breach
of the peace.
which is made with a view to expedite the sale of distrained property,
distrainers, when they attach the property of persons employed La
yu-orTAtm q/* (7tW2pTmy3 mr<sV77307A o?' in the manufacture of salt, are to
give the notice directed in Section XXXI. of Regulation XVII. 1793,
as soon as possible after making the attachment; and, in such cases, the
property is not to be sold, until suthcient time has been given to enable
the Company's officers to satisfy the demand before the day of sale. The
notice required by the above section, however, may, at the option of the
distrainer, be either given to the co773773orc37A resfAgTA nr salt agent in
whose division the defaulter may have been employed, or to the native
superintendent of the yhcLny nr salt-chokey to which the defaulter may
be attached.
V. As a compensation to the 7mA tkAe?' public officers empowered
to dispose of property under distraint, both for their personal trouble and
for the expense they may incur in publishing and making such sales, as
well as in causing the attached property to be appraised, as directed by
Section V. of Regulation XXXV. 1795, they shall draw a commission of
one anna in the rupee on the amount sales of the property sold by them;
to be deducted from the proceeds, and charged to the account of the
defaulter, with the other expenses attending the attachment. But no
such commission shall be drawn, nor any charge made to the defaulter,
beyond expenses actually and necessarily incurred, in the event of the
sale being stopped by his discharge of the arrear due from him, or other-
wise. It is expected that this allowance to the officers entrusted with the
sale of distrained property will ensure the faithful discharge of the trust
reposed in them; and any collusion with the defaulter, distrainer, or
purchaser, or other misconduct in the execution of the duty committed to
them, will render them liable to immediate dismission from their offices
in the mode provided by the Regulations, besides subjecting them to
the other penalties therein specif ed, and full damages to the party
injured.
VI. VII. VIII. [Appointment of cauzies, commissioners, and others, as
distrainers.]—AMpor^AeA Aczf A. 1839.
IX. In addition to the penalties provided by Section XIX. Regula-
tion XVII. 1793, it is hereby declared, that if any under-tenapt, of
whatever description, shall resist, or cause to be resisted, the attachment
of his property for arrears of rent, in the mode prescribed by the Regula-
tions, so as to prevent the attachment from taking place, or shall forcibly
or clandestinely take away such property after it shall have been attached,
such offender shall, on proof before the A)<$M77Z7373p XAmAA, be made liable
to damages to the distrainer equal to twice the amount of the property
rescued from attachment, and the property so taken away may be
re-attached by the distrainer wheresoever it may be found. The offender,
and all persons concerned with him in resisting the attachment, are more-
over declared liable to be apprehended and prosecuted before the criminal
courts, for any breach of the peace committed by them in such resistance
to the attachment; 7mA ptA'ce q^c67'^, 7777, q/' .mcA, 7?7'e 377377377-
AmfAp kj /o Vv .s'pTk, 7mA G/m TzA proper 77377 tz.s'zzi'c.s' zzzzAer Pig AkqM/h-
SeeSec. ii.
Act 1. 1839.
Reg. XX. 1817.
REGULATION VII.
[A.D. 1799.
xxxi. of Reg. XVII.
1793, to be given as
soon as possible after
wemZ or manufacture of
salt :
And sufficient time
to be allowed for satis-
fying the demand in
such cases.
But the required no-
tice may be given either
drawn by officers au-
thorized to sell dis-
trained property, if the
sale take place, but not
otherwise.
Further penalties for
resistance to attach-
ments for arrears of
rent, as prescribed by
the Regulations.
tachment:
and property taken
away may be re-attach-
edwheresoever found.
Offender, and all
persons concerned with
him, also liable to be
secuted for any breach
of the peace.
which is made with a view to expedite the sale of distrained property,
distrainers, when they attach the property of persons employed La
yu-orTAtm q/* (7tW2pTmy3 mr<sV77307A o?' in the manufacture of salt, are to
give the notice directed in Section XXXI. of Regulation XVII. 1793,
as soon as possible after making the attachment; and, in such cases, the
property is not to be sold, until suthcient time has been given to enable
the Company's officers to satisfy the demand before the day of sale. The
notice required by the above section, however, may, at the option of the
distrainer, be either given to the co773773orc37A resfAgTA nr salt agent in
whose division the defaulter may have been employed, or to the native
superintendent of the yhcLny nr salt-chokey to which the defaulter may
be attached.
V. As a compensation to the 7mA tkAe?' public officers empowered
to dispose of property under distraint, both for their personal trouble and
for the expense they may incur in publishing and making such sales, as
well as in causing the attached property to be appraised, as directed by
Section V. of Regulation XXXV. 1795, they shall draw a commission of
one anna in the rupee on the amount sales of the property sold by them;
to be deducted from the proceeds, and charged to the account of the
defaulter, with the other expenses attending the attachment. But no
such commission shall be drawn, nor any charge made to the defaulter,
beyond expenses actually and necessarily incurred, in the event of the
sale being stopped by his discharge of the arrear due from him, or other-
wise. It is expected that this allowance to the officers entrusted with the
sale of distrained property will ensure the faithful discharge of the trust
reposed in them; and any collusion with the defaulter, distrainer, or
purchaser, or other misconduct in the execution of the duty committed to
them, will render them liable to immediate dismission from their offices
in the mode provided by the Regulations, besides subjecting them to
the other penalties therein specif ed, and full damages to the party
injured.
VI. VII. VIII. [Appointment of cauzies, commissioners, and others, as
distrainers.]—AMpor^AeA Aczf A. 1839.
IX. In addition to the penalties provided by Section XIX. Regula-
tion XVII. 1793, it is hereby declared, that if any under-tenapt, of
whatever description, shall resist, or cause to be resisted, the attachment
of his property for arrears of rent, in the mode prescribed by the Regula-
tions, so as to prevent the attachment from taking place, or shall forcibly
or clandestinely take away such property after it shall have been attached,
such offender shall, on proof before the A)<$M77Z7373p XAmAA, be made liable
to damages to the distrainer equal to twice the amount of the property
rescued from attachment, and the property so taken away may be
re-attached by the distrainer wheresoever it may be found. The offender,
and all persons concerned with him in resisting the attachment, are more-
over declared liable to be apprehended and prosecuted before the criminal
courts, for any breach of the peace committed by them in such resistance
to the attachment; 7mA ptA'ce q^c67'^, 7777, q/' .mcA, 7?7'e 377377377-
AmfAp kj /o Vv .s'pTk, 7mA G/m TzA proper 77377 tz.s'zzi'c.s' zzzzAer Pig AkqM/h-
SeeSec. ii.
Act 1. 1839.
Reg. XX. 1817.