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cases under this Regu-
lation.
The revenue and ju-
dicial administration of
the mehauls herein re-
ferred to, to be regu-
R^gulations, except
"when otherwise directed
by this Regulation.
Reg. VIII. 1828.
Preamble.
Reg. 1.1822, amend-
ed.
Extension of magis-
trates' powers of pun-
ishment.
Reg. IX. 1828.
834 REGULATION IX. [A.D. 1828.
to all cases of the same nature arising out of the process provided for by
this enactment.
XXVI. It is hereby further deciared and enacted, that, except when
otherwise directed by the foregoing provisions, the revenue and judicial
administration of the mehauls herein referred to shall be regulated by the
principles and spirit of the existing Regulations, and where those may not
be applicable, by equity and good conscience.
A.D. 1828. REGULATION VIII.
A REGULATION_/b?' ^Ao /Vzcer.s' o/* ^Ao df202YA fo
^Ao o/' R^'qy.y.- PASSED Ay ^Ao (roro7'7207'-(f67707'o/ m (7o2272C2/', 072
^Ao lb^A OcifoAor, 1828.
I. WHEREAS, ivith a view to the more effectual prevention of affrays,
it has been deemed expedient to enlarge the powers given to the magis-
trates in punishing that offence, the following rules are enacted by the
Governor-General in Council, to be in force from the date of their pro-
mulgation within the territories immediately subject to the presidency of
Fort William.
II. Regulation 1. of 1822 is hereby amended.
III. In the cases to which Regulation 1. 1822, relates, viz. adi'ays
unattended with homicide, severe wounding, or other aggravating circum-
stances, the magistrates shall be competent to punish the offender by
imprisonment, 202?A or 202^022^ AxAoMr 22722A xrwM, for a period not exceeding
one year, and a dne not exceeding rupees two hundred, to be commuted,
if not paid, to a further period of imprisonment not exceeding one
year, so that the whole period of imprisonment shall in no case exceed
two years.
A.D. 1828. REGULATION IX.*
A REGULATION ^07' 0772 0722/272^ /Ac A22AW 277 Aw'CO 277 7Ay07'2A /o NyOCfoA 07'
,S'dC077fA RjOpmAs', 2775^22^ 277 Ao7'77222 Ro2y72?7'M ; PASSED Ay /Ad fjr02?67'7207'-
6r07207TxA 277 (7o2272C2/, 077 /Ad 27/A AoVd772Ad7', 1828.
* This Regulation was of temporary operation only, and has ceased to have effect.
Reg^lL 1834.'
lation.
The revenue and ju-
dicial administration of
the mehauls herein re-
ferred to, to be regu-
R^gulations, except
"when otherwise directed
by this Regulation.
Reg. VIII. 1828.
Preamble.
Reg. 1.1822, amend-
ed.
Extension of magis-
trates' powers of pun-
ishment.
Reg. IX. 1828.
834 REGULATION IX. [A.D. 1828.
to all cases of the same nature arising out of the process provided for by
this enactment.
XXVI. It is hereby further deciared and enacted, that, except when
otherwise directed by the foregoing provisions, the revenue and judicial
administration of the mehauls herein referred to shall be regulated by the
principles and spirit of the existing Regulations, and where those may not
be applicable, by equity and good conscience.
A.D. 1828. REGULATION VIII.
A REGULATION_/b?' ^Ao /Vzcer.s' o/* ^Ao df202YA fo
^Ao o/' R^'qy.y.- PASSED Ay ^Ao (roro7'7207'-(f67707'o/ m (7o2272C2/', 072
^Ao lb^A OcifoAor, 1828.
I. WHEREAS, ivith a view to the more effectual prevention of affrays,
it has been deemed expedient to enlarge the powers given to the magis-
trates in punishing that offence, the following rules are enacted by the
Governor-General in Council, to be in force from the date of their pro-
mulgation within the territories immediately subject to the presidency of
Fort William.
II. Regulation 1. of 1822 is hereby amended.
III. In the cases to which Regulation 1. 1822, relates, viz. adi'ays
unattended with homicide, severe wounding, or other aggravating circum-
stances, the magistrates shall be competent to punish the offender by
imprisonment, 202?A or 202^022^ AxAoMr 22722A xrwM, for a period not exceeding
one year, and a dne not exceeding rupees two hundred, to be commuted,
if not paid, to a further period of imprisonment not exceeding one
year, so that the whole period of imprisonment shall in no case exceed
two years.
A.D. 1828. REGULATION IX.*
A REGULATION ^07' 0772 0722/272^ /Ac A22AW 277 Aw'CO 277 7Ay07'2A /o NyOCfoA 07'
,S'dC077fA RjOpmAs', 2775^22^ 277 Ao7'77222 Ro2y72?7'M ; PASSED Ay /Ad fjr02?67'7207'-
6r07207TxA 277 (7o2272C2/, 077 /Ad 27/A AoVd772Ad7', 1828.
* This Regulation was of temporary operation only, and has ceased to have effect.
Reg^lL 1834.'