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)

A.D. 1814.]

REGULATION XVII.

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Reg. XIIL
1816, and Cl. 2,
VH. 1824^'

transmittible to that court of sentences passed by the (7oz<o^ q/* (7zz*czzz^;
or if the trial held upon the prisoner be on any account referrible to the
Nizamut Adawlut, in the letter accompanying such trial; and it shall be
competent to the Nizamut Adawlut to order a further trial of the remain-
ing charge or charges against the prisoner, in all cases wherein that court
may judge it proper so to direct.

A.D. 1814. REGULATION XVI.
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tAc X^tzozz.S' zi'AzcA zVc Jfz'g.S'AA zzz ^Ac Dzt'z.yzozz.S' q/* Rgzztzr^
azztf RtxrgzAz/, z^z^A A^yc^Aozz ^Ag q/ Rgzzaz*^; PASSED Ay ^A<?
(7ozigzvzoz'-(y6zz6z^^ zzz Ebz/zzcU, ozz ^Ag 23rA Jzzzz^, 1814.
[Rescinded by Section II. Regulation XXII. 1816.]

A.D. 1814. REGULATION XVII.
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1814.
I. WHEREAS it is essential that the revenue authorities should possess
powers for the recovery of arrears due from persons manufacturing or
selling spirituous liquors, taury, putchwye, and intoxicating drugs, without
having recourse to the Courts of Judicature, the following rule has been
passed, to be in force from the period of its promulgation throughout the
provinces immediately dependent on the presidency of Fort William.
II. In addition to the rules contained in Regulation X. 1813, it is
hereby provided, that whenever an arrear may fall due from any person
manufacturing or selling spirituous liquors, taury, putchwye, or intoxi-
cating drugs, including opium, it shall be competent to the collector
to enforce payment of such arrear from the defaulter or his surety, by
the process which is or may be in force tor the recovery of arrears of
revenue due from farmers of land and their sureties, in the provinces
subject to the superintendence of the Board of Revenue and Board of
Gozzzzzzz^zozzd^ respectively.

The judge o/cM'CMiZ
to report all instances
wherein he may exer-
cise this discretion to
the Nizamut Adawlut,
who are competent to
direct that the prisoner
shall be brought to
trial on the remaining

Reg. XVI. 1814.

Reg. XVII. 1814.

What process to be
applied in the recovery
of arrears due from
persons manufacturing
or selling spirituous
liquors, &c.

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