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 (2): Regulations from 1806 to 1834 (London, 1854)

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REGULATION VII.

[A.D. 1811.

compensation on ac-
count of the abolition
of the sayer inadmissi-
ble.

Reg. VII. 1811.

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revenue, who had received the sanction of Government for the establish-
ment of hauts, bazars, and gunges, were declared entitled to a compensa-
tion for the deprivation of the privilege of collecting duties in such places ;
and the holders of malguzarry lands, or lands assessed with the public
revenue, who had been permitted to collect gunge, haut, bazar, or other
duties, on their lands, were also considered entitled to a compensation for
the profits which they had derived from such collections; and whereas
ample time has been allowed for the institution and establishment of such
claims, the following rule has been enacted, to be in force from the period
of its promulgation in the provinces of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa, except-
ing Cuttack.
II. No claims to compensation on account of the abolition of the sayer,
which shall not have been preferred to the proper authority previously to
the promulgation of this Regulation, shall be received or admitted.

A.D. 1811. REGULATION VII.
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I. WHEREAS there is reason to believe that abuses have been practised
by the police darogahs and zemindars intrusted with the charge of the
police in the exercise of the powers which were confided to them, with a
view of bringing to justice persons accused or suspected of the commission
of public offences ; and whereas it is advisable that the attention of the
darogahs and of the zemindars intrusted with the charge of the police
should be exclusively directed to the maintenance of the public tranquil-
lity, and to the adoption of the prescribed measures for bringing to justice
persons accused of the commission of those species of crimes which are
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Rescinded by
CL 1, Sec. ii,
XX. 1817.R "