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A.D. 1833.]
REGULATION VII.
937
chandise, or article or articles so detained and taken for the Company,
the value thereof as declared and set forth upon the import applica-
tion, by such proprietor, importer, or consignee, or by his known agent
or factor.
ZAh'Z When payment may be so made to the importer or proprietor of
such goods, wares, or merchandise, the same shall be in full satisfaction for
the goods, in the same manner as if such goods, wares, or merchandise had
been transferred by ordinary sale; and the collector, under the direction
of the Board of shall cause the said goods, wares, or merchandise
to be sold to the best advantage on account of Government.
IV. In all cases in which goods shall be taken and purchased by or on
account of Government, the duties payable thereon shall be levied from
the proprietor, importer, or consignee thereof, according to the value
declared and set forth on the import application.
A.D. 1833. REGULATION VII.*
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1. By a resolution of the Governor-General in Council, dated the
10th of September, 1824, the Furruckabad rupee was ordered to be coined
. of one hundred and eighty grains, one hundred and sixty-five fine and
fifteen alloy, and was declared the legal currency of the Saugor and Ner-
buddah territories. It is considered expedient to adopt this weight and
standard for the Furruckabad rupee at the Calcutta as well as at the
Saugor mint, instead of that described in Section V. Regulation XI. 1819,
from which it dihers very slightly, and to make the Furruckabad currency
correspond in weight and intrinsic value with the new currency of the
Madras and Bombay presidencies. It is likewise convenient to make a
trifling alteration in the weight of the Calcutta sicca rupee, as prescribed
by Clause First, Section 1. Regulation XIV. 1818. It is further conve-
nient to introduce the weight of the Furruckabad rupee, as the unit of a
general system of weights for Government transactions throughout India,
under the native and well-known denomination of the Tola. The following
rules have accordingly been enacted by the Governor-General in Council,
to be in force from the date of their promulgation.
* There is no Regulation or Act withdrawing the Furruckabad rupee from circulation ; hut
under Act XVII. 1835, the " Company's rupee," which is of the same weight and standard
as the Furruckabad rupee, is the only rupee now struck.
VOL. II. 6 D
Declared value to be
paid to importer.
Reg. VII. 1833.
REGULATION VII.
937
chandise, or article or articles so detained and taken for the Company,
the value thereof as declared and set forth upon the import applica-
tion, by such proprietor, importer, or consignee, or by his known agent
or factor.
ZAh'Z When payment may be so made to the importer or proprietor of
such goods, wares, or merchandise, the same shall be in full satisfaction for
the goods, in the same manner as if such goods, wares, or merchandise had
been transferred by ordinary sale; and the collector, under the direction
of the Board of shall cause the said goods, wares, or merchandise
to be sold to the best advantage on account of Government.
IV. In all cases in which goods shall be taken and purchased by or on
account of Government, the duties payable thereon shall be levied from
the proprietor, importer, or consignee thereof, according to the value
declared and set forth on the import application.
A.D. 1833. REGULATION VII.*
A REGULATION ^07' %Ab7V77^ RVzqA^ of 7262P
%726^ybr Z2i 2^0 Zqqt?/ Uz27VT7ZCZ/ o/ 2^6 AZxZ'tM G72t/ Zo772<5%^
; ybr 2*Ac 1Uof N?'cc% Vfzzpcc, 07z<7
ybz'yz^zzz^ O N^72tft27^ fbzzY of lUcz'qA^ ZzZh .' PASSED <b/ 2*Ac frOVC7'7ZO?'-
G^C726ra/ Z72 UoM7ZCzf 07Z ?Z<2 132iA 1833.
1. By a resolution of the Governor-General in Council, dated the
10th of September, 1824, the Furruckabad rupee was ordered to be coined
. of one hundred and eighty grains, one hundred and sixty-five fine and
fifteen alloy, and was declared the legal currency of the Saugor and Ner-
buddah territories. It is considered expedient to adopt this weight and
standard for the Furruckabad rupee at the Calcutta as well as at the
Saugor mint, instead of that described in Section V. Regulation XI. 1819,
from which it dihers very slightly, and to make the Furruckabad currency
correspond in weight and intrinsic value with the new currency of the
Madras and Bombay presidencies. It is likewise convenient to make a
trifling alteration in the weight of the Calcutta sicca rupee, as prescribed
by Clause First, Section 1. Regulation XIV. 1818. It is further conve-
nient to introduce the weight of the Furruckabad rupee, as the unit of a
general system of weights for Government transactions throughout India,
under the native and well-known denomination of the Tola. The following
rules have accordingly been enacted by the Governor-General in Council,
to be in force from the date of their promulgation.
* There is no Regulation or Act withdrawing the Furruckabad rupee from circulation ; hut
under Act XVII. 1835, the " Company's rupee," which is of the same weight and standard
as the Furruckabad rupee, is the only rupee now struck.
VOL. II. 6 D
Declared value to be
paid to importer.
Reg. VII. 1833.