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A.D. 1831.]
REGULATION IX.
911
VII. 1832. ^
specially empowered by the Governor-General in Council. When thus daily empowered by
empowered, they shall be competent to decide suits referred to them by ^councii^^*^^^
the coilector, subject always to such revision or control on his part as
he may see fit to exercise, and subject ultimately to an appeal to the
commissioner of revenue under the provisions of Section IV. of this
Regulation.
A.D. 1831. REGULATION IX.
Reg. IX. 1831.
A REGULATION 7720r<2 p/
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ZZZ UozZMCzY, OZZ ^6 1.5'^ AVziCZZZ^gr, 1831.
I. WHEREAS the accumulation of appeals from the decisions and orders
of the Civil and Criminal Courts subject to the controlling* authority of the
Sudder Dewanny Adawlut and Nizamut Adawlut, renders it expedient to
enlarge the powers exercised in certain cases by single judges of the latter
courts, with a view to the more prompt correction of any irregularity or
errors which may be manifest in the proceedings, orders, or judgments of
the courts of subordinate jurisdiction, in whatever mode or form such
defect may be shown to the satisfaction of the court; and whereas it is
necessary to modify the rules in force regarding the remuneration of
pleaders in certain cases, and also to amend the provisions relative to the
transmission of original papers in appealed cases to the court in which the
appeal shall have been admitted, the following rules have been enacted, to
be in force from the date of their promulgation throughout the provinces
immediately subject to the presidency of Fort William.
II. In modification of Sections VI. and VIII. Regulation XIII.
1810, or of any other Regulation in force, relating to separate sittings
being held before, and the powers to be exercised by, single judges of the
Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, it is hereby declared, that it shall be competent
to a single judge of the court to hold a sitting of court on all matters
within the cognizance of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, and to pass orders
or judgments in conformity to the Regulations, subject to the following
provisions.
'S'ccoTZG?.* In the trial of appeals, or on the hearing of any petition of
appeal from the decision or orders of any court of inferior jurisdiction, if a
single judge of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut shall be of opinion that no
sufficient ground has been shown to impugn the correctness or justness of
such decision or order, it shall be competent to such single judge, without
reference to the order of the file, to confirm the same without requiring
* The powers given in this clause were declared to be vested in judges of the City and
Zillah Courts by Act VII. 1838, and those of the latter part of the clause in Principal Sudder
Aumeens by Sec. ix. Act XXVI. 1852.
tent to hold sittings of
court and to pass orders
or judgments.
the decision appealed
against.
REGULATION IX.
911
VII. 1832. ^
specially empowered by the Governor-General in Council. When thus daily empowered by
empowered, they shall be competent to decide suits referred to them by ^councii^^*^^^
the coilector, subject always to such revision or control on his part as
he may see fit to exercise, and subject ultimately to an appeal to the
commissioner of revenue under the provisions of Section IV. of this
Regulation.
A.D. 1831. REGULATION IX.
Reg. IX. 1831.
A REGULATION 7720r<2 p/
m /Ac GdzuVs' of SW&r /Vzoaomy Az^azzzzz^ A .* PASSED fy /fc
ZZZ UozZMCzY, OZZ ^6 1.5'^ AVziCZZZ^gr, 1831.
I. WHEREAS the accumulation of appeals from the decisions and orders
of the Civil and Criminal Courts subject to the controlling* authority of the
Sudder Dewanny Adawlut and Nizamut Adawlut, renders it expedient to
enlarge the powers exercised in certain cases by single judges of the latter
courts, with a view to the more prompt correction of any irregularity or
errors which may be manifest in the proceedings, orders, or judgments of
the courts of subordinate jurisdiction, in whatever mode or form such
defect may be shown to the satisfaction of the court; and whereas it is
necessary to modify the rules in force regarding the remuneration of
pleaders in certain cases, and also to amend the provisions relative to the
transmission of original papers in appealed cases to the court in which the
appeal shall have been admitted, the following rules have been enacted, to
be in force from the date of their promulgation throughout the provinces
immediately subject to the presidency of Fort William.
II. In modification of Sections VI. and VIII. Regulation XIII.
1810, or of any other Regulation in force, relating to separate sittings
being held before, and the powers to be exercised by, single judges of the
Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, it is hereby declared, that it shall be competent
to a single judge of the court to hold a sitting of court on all matters
within the cognizance of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, and to pass orders
or judgments in conformity to the Regulations, subject to the following
provisions.
'S'ccoTZG?.* In the trial of appeals, or on the hearing of any petition of
appeal from the decision or orders of any court of inferior jurisdiction, if a
single judge of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut shall be of opinion that no
sufficient ground has been shown to impugn the correctness or justness of
such decision or order, it shall be competent to such single judge, without
reference to the order of the file, to confirm the same without requiring
* The powers given in this clause were declared to be vested in judges of the City and
Zillah Courts by Act VII. 1838, and those of the latter part of the clause in Principal Sudder
Aumeens by Sec. ix. Act XXVI. 1852.
tent to hold sittings of
court and to pass orders
or judgments.
the decision appealed
against.