Clarke, Richard [Hrsg.]: 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 XIX.

[A.D. 1805.

Reg. XVIII. 1805.

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1. WHEREAS it is provided by Section X. Regulation XVI. 1793, that
complaints of a certain description shall be referred to his Highness the
Nazim of Bengal: And whereas it has been deemed necessary, with a
* view to the support of the high rank, dignity, and established rights o^he
Nawaub, that a particular form of address and a regular channel of com-
munication should be established for the guidance of the zillah and city
magistrates and of any other officers of the British Government, in refer-
ring complaints of the. description of those above noticed to his Highness
the Nazim of Bengal, or in making any other applications to his highness ;
the following rules have been enacted by the Vice-President in Council,
to be in force from the time of the publication of this Regulation.

II. All references which the officers in the judicial departi^n
have occasion to make to the Nawaub of Bengal under the j^ov

t rAay
'o visions

All references or
applications to the Na-
waub to be made by the
judi-ciaiofBcersthrough contained in Section X. Regulation XVI. 1793; and generally, all other
^ ^ applications which those officers may deem it necessary to make to the
Nawaub, shall be transmitted to his Highness through the channel of the
officer holding the appointment of superintendent of Nizamut affairs.