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REGULATION X.
[A.D. 1819.
when charged with a
bailable oh'euce.
The agent to be held
personally answerable
Assar, the officer serving the notice or summons, on the circumstance of
the defendant being so employed being notified to him by the agent or any
of his officers, or by the defendant himself, shall deliver such notice or
summons to the nearest person empowered to execute securities, whether
the agent or his covenanted or uncovenanted assistants, or the head officer
of an aurung, who shall proceed in the manner prescribed to the agent in
Clause First of this section. If an officer charged with a summons against
any person of the above description shall receive the notification of the
defendant being employed in the manufacture from the defendant only,
and shall entertain doubts of his being so employed; or if he shall not
entertain any such doubts, but shall apprehend that he will abscond
whilst he (the officer) is repairing with the summons to the person
empowered to execute the securities, he shall in such case carry the
defendant with the summons to the person so empowered, and shall not
release his person until the required securities have been executed.
In cases in which a person under engagements on account of
the salt manufacture, and employed therein, shall be charged before the
magistrate with a bailable offence, and the warrant shall be ordered to be
served at any period between the commencement of the month of Kautic
and the end of Assar, the warrant shall be served in the manner directed
in the preceding clauses with regard to summonses in civil cases, with this
difference, that the warrant shall require the party summoned to appear
in person, or by vakeel, as the magistrate may think proper, either during
or after the manufacturing season, and shall specify the sum for winch
the security or recognizance for the appearance of the defendant is to be
given ; the amount of which shall be regulated by the magistrate according
to the nature of the offence, and the situation and circumstances in life of
the defendant.
AY/%. In all the cases specified in the preceding clauses of this section,
the agent or his covenanted or uncovenanted assistants or head officer,
through whom the summons or warrant may be served, shall note on the
back of it in what manner it has been served, and by whom the security
has been executed.
If a charge shall be preferred to a magistrate against any of the
officers of the agents, or any person under engagements on account of the
salt manufacture and employed therein, for an offence that is not bailable,
and there shall appear to the magistrate sufficient ground for appre-
hending the person so charged, the warrant for his apprehension shall
require him to appear immediately in person, and shall be executed at
all times in the same manner as upon persons not so engaged or
employed. But the officer, after securing the offender, is to give notice
thereof to the agent or head officer of the nearest aurung, or place of
manufacture.
In all cases in which the agents or their head officers, empowered
for that purpose, shall become surety under any of the clauses of this
section for the appearance of any officer or person employed in the salt
manufacture, or shall declare any person whom the party summoned may
offer as surety to be responsible, the agent is to be considered personally
answerable for the due performance of the conditions of the security, in
the event of the party for w horn the security may be given not performing
them himself, or where the party himself shall have given the security,
REGULATION X.
[A.D. 1819.
when charged with a
bailable oh'euce.
The agent to be held
personally answerable
Assar, the officer serving the notice or summons, on the circumstance of
the defendant being so employed being notified to him by the agent or any
of his officers, or by the defendant himself, shall deliver such notice or
summons to the nearest person empowered to execute securities, whether
the agent or his covenanted or uncovenanted assistants, or the head officer
of an aurung, who shall proceed in the manner prescribed to the agent in
Clause First of this section. If an officer charged with a summons against
any person of the above description shall receive the notification of the
defendant being employed in the manufacture from the defendant only,
and shall entertain doubts of his being so employed; or if he shall not
entertain any such doubts, but shall apprehend that he will abscond
whilst he (the officer) is repairing with the summons to the person
empowered to execute the securities, he shall in such case carry the
defendant with the summons to the person so empowered, and shall not
release his person until the required securities have been executed.
In cases in which a person under engagements on account of
the salt manufacture, and employed therein, shall be charged before the
magistrate with a bailable offence, and the warrant shall be ordered to be
served at any period between the commencement of the month of Kautic
and the end of Assar, the warrant shall be served in the manner directed
in the preceding clauses with regard to summonses in civil cases, with this
difference, that the warrant shall require the party summoned to appear
in person, or by vakeel, as the magistrate may think proper, either during
or after the manufacturing season, and shall specify the sum for winch
the security or recognizance for the appearance of the defendant is to be
given ; the amount of which shall be regulated by the magistrate according
to the nature of the offence, and the situation and circumstances in life of
the defendant.
AY/%. In all the cases specified in the preceding clauses of this section,
the agent or his covenanted or uncovenanted assistants or head officer,
through whom the summons or warrant may be served, shall note on the
back of it in what manner it has been served, and by whom the security
has been executed.
If a charge shall be preferred to a magistrate against any of the
officers of the agents, or any person under engagements on account of the
salt manufacture and employed therein, for an offence that is not bailable,
and there shall appear to the magistrate sufficient ground for appre-
hending the person so charged, the warrant for his apprehension shall
require him to appear immediately in person, and shall be executed at
all times in the same manner as upon persons not so engaged or
employed. But the officer, after securing the offender, is to give notice
thereof to the agent or head officer of the nearest aurung, or place of
manufacture.
In all cases in which the agents or their head officers, empowered
for that purpose, shall become surety under any of the clauses of this
section for the appearance of any officer or person employed in the salt
manufacture, or shall declare any person whom the party summoned may
offer as surety to be responsible, the agent is to be considered personally
answerable for the due performance of the conditions of the security, in
the event of the party for w horn the security may be given not performing
them himself, or where the party himself shall have given the security,