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. 1831.]

REGULATION X.

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A.D. 1831. REGULATION X.
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I. WHEREAS it appears requisite for the efficient superintendence of the
settlements nowin progress in the Western Provinces, and generally for
the due superintendence of the revenue arrangements in those remote
dependencies, to provide tor the temporary deputation of one or more
members from the Sudder Board, to he ordinarily stationed at Alla-
habad, and to possess exclusive control in those matters over the tracts
of country placed under their management; and whereas it is necessary
tor this purpose to divest the members of the Sudder Board, who may be
stationed at the presidency, of all power and authority within the tracts in
question, the following rules have been enacted, to be in force from the
1st January, 1832, throughout the provinces immediately subject to the
presidency of Fort William.
II. So much of Section IV. Regulation 1. 1829, as provides that the
several commissioners of revenue shall be subject to the control and direc-
tion of a Sudder or Head Board, whose jurisdiction is declared to extend
over the whole of the divisions specifed in that Regulation, with the
exception of the tracts of country exempted from such jurisdiction by
Clause Second, Section IX. is modified as follows :
See Reg. i. III. It shall be competent to the Governor-General in Council to
depute one or more members of the Sudder Board to be ordinarily sta-
* Now at tioned at A//77A71A777/,* and to exercise exclusive control and direction over
the revenue affairs of the tracts hereinafter mentioned, in like manner as
is now exercised by the Sudder Board at the presidency.
tion over the revenue affairs of the tracts
See Reg. v. IV. So much of Clause Second, Section IX. Regulation 1. of 1829, as
declares that the resident of Delhi shall possess and exercise within the
districts of the northern Doab, Saharunpore, Moozuffernuggur, Meerut,
and Boolundshuhur, the same powers which are in other parts of the
country exercised by the Sudder Board, is hereby rescinded.
* V. The jurisdiction of the Sudder Board on deputation shall comprise
the tracts of country situated within the first to the ninth divisions inclu-
sive, containing the districts specified in Section 11. Regulation 1. 1829,
together with the province of Kumaoon, and the Saugor and Nerbudda
territories.

Reg. X. 1831.

Preamble.

Reg. 1. 1829, as pro-
of that Board over all
the divisions, modified.
Governor-General in
So much of Cl. 2,
Sec. ix. Reg. 1. 1829,
Sudder Board in the
districts specified, re-
scinded.


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