Clarke, Richard [Editor]: The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (1): Regulations from 1793 to 1805 (London, 1854)

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REGULATION VII.

[A.D. 1803-

Reg. Yii. isos. A.D. 1803. REGULATION VII

COMPARATIVE TABLE.

11. III. IV.
Rescinded. Sec.
VVV7.(oVVV777. Rcp.7V.1793, Rescinded.
V. VI.
XXXIV. and XXXV. Reg. IX. 1793.
VII.
Rescinded.
VVVP7. „ Rescinded.
VIII.
XXXVII. Regulation IX. 1793.
IX.
Rescinded.
VVVF777. „ Rescinded.
X.
Superseded.
VVV7V. „ Superseded.
XI. XII.
Rescinded.
V7. V77. ,, Rescinded.
XIII. XIV.
Rescinded.
P*. F7. RepM/aRoM 777. 1797—Superseded.
XV. 1.
XLVII. Regulation IX. 1793.
2.
III. Regulation IV. 1797.
XVI. XVII.
XLVIII. XLIX. Regulation IX. 1793.
XVIII.
VII. Regulation IV. 1797.
XIX.
L. Regulation-IX. 1793.
XX. XXI.
LI.
XXII. XXIII.
LII1. LIV. „
XXIV.
Superseded.
P777. RepM/aRoM 7E. 1797—Superseded.
XXV. XXVI. XXVII.
LVI. LVII. LVIII. Regulation IX. 1793.
XXVIII.
Rescinded.
717V. ,, Rescinded.
XXIX.
Superseded.
TV. ,, Superseded.
XXX.
LXI11. Regulation IX. 1793.
XXXI.
Superseded.
P7. RepM/aRoM V7F77. 1793—Superseded.
XXXII.
Rescinded.
7V77. RepMJaRoH 7V. 1793—Rescinded.
XXXIII.
—
LXV. Regulation IX. 1793.
xxxtv.
VI. Regulation IV. 1797.
XXXV.
Rescinded.
V7. ,, Rescinded.
XXXVI.*
XIII. Regulation V. 1797.
XXXVII.
XII.
XXXVIII.
XIV.
XXXIX. 1.
Cl. 1,
III.
2.
IV.
3.*
VII. VIII. Regulation XIV. 1797.
XL.
Rescinded.
77. RepM/aRoM VF77. 1797—Rescinded.
XLI.
11. Regulation X. 1799.
XLII.*

This Regulation contains so much of Regulation IX. 1793, as relates to the powers of Courts
of Circuit now exercised bv the session judges.

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1. WHEREAS it is expedient that persons charged with crimes should be
speedily brought to trial, and that witnesses should not be exposed to the
inconvenience and expense arising from a long absence from their homes,
the Governor-General in Council has determined that a Court of Circuit
shall be estabiisbed in the provinces ceded by the Nawaub Vizier to the
Honourable the East-India Company, and that such court shall proceed
twice in every year to the several zillahs, for the purpose of trying and
determining criminal cases, agreeably to the following rules.