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ACT XVIII.
167
A.D. 1843.]
believe that a deputy magistrate is disqualified by neglect, incapacity, or
corruption, for continuance in office, a report shall be submitted by the
local magistrate for the consideration and orders of the local Government,
which shall be competent to suspend him and order a further inquiry
into his conduct, or to direct his immediate dismissal, as may appear just
and proper.
VI. And it is hereby declared, that no native of the territories subject
to the Government of the East-India Company, nor any natural-born sub-
ject of her Majesty resident therein, is, by reason only of his religion,
place of birth, descent, colour, or any of them, disabled from holding the
office of deputy collector under Regufation IX. of 1833.
A.D. 1843. ACT XVI.
AN AcT pqqariAmq ^Ac q/' TAzcarr/.s- gbr ^Ac A/qo'cA^.siwz q/ G/A022/-
cr.s; PASSED Ay ^6 VG'qA^ 7/o72o?2m^A ^Ac (r0270r?20?-(r0?20fa/ q/* 222
G02222C2J, 0% ^Ao 12^A A 22^22^, 1843.
WHEREAS inconvenience has been experienced from the rules in force,
which provide that magistrates shall apply to the Courts of Nizamut
Adawlut and the Court of Circuit, or courts exercising the powers of the
old Courts of Circuit, when it may appear advisable to offer a reward for
the apprehension of a known offender, or the discovery of unknown
offenders in cases of magnitude: And whereas it is expedient that all
such appiications should be made to such officer or officers as from time
to time may be empowered by the local Governments to authorize the
grant of rewards;—
It is hereby enacted, that Sections II. and III. Regulation IX. of
1808,* and Sections XVI. and XVII. Regulation XVI. 1810, of the
Bengal code, be and the same are hereby repealed.
* The whole of Reg. IX. 1808, is repealed by Act IV. 1844.
A.D. 1843. ACT XVIII.
AN AcT /w ^Ac q/ /Vr.WM.s' q/ TAqqq^c 22222/ 7)222102(2/ ;
PASSED Ay %Ae A^qA) .NoMOMraAA ^Ac (7oPOP72or-6r622or2x/ q/ A722/222 222 GbmzD/,
022 /Ac 9^A 1843.
WHEREAS it often happens that the offences of thuggee and dacoity are
committed by gangs, as well within the territories subject to the Govern-
Removal of disabili-
ties in respect of deputy
collector.
Rescissions.
Preamble.
167
A.D. 1843.]
believe that a deputy magistrate is disqualified by neglect, incapacity, or
corruption, for continuance in office, a report shall be submitted by the
local magistrate for the consideration and orders of the local Government,
which shall be competent to suspend him and order a further inquiry
into his conduct, or to direct his immediate dismissal, as may appear just
and proper.
VI. And it is hereby declared, that no native of the territories subject
to the Government of the East-India Company, nor any natural-born sub-
ject of her Majesty resident therein, is, by reason only of his religion,
place of birth, descent, colour, or any of them, disabled from holding the
office of deputy collector under Regufation IX. of 1833.
A.D. 1843. ACT XVI.
AN AcT pqqariAmq ^Ac q/' TAzcarr/.s- gbr ^Ac A/qo'cA^.siwz q/ G/A022/-
cr.s; PASSED Ay ^6 VG'qA^ 7/o72o?2m^A ^Ac (r0270r?20?-(r0?20fa/ q/* 222
G02222C2J, 0% ^Ao 12^A A 22^22^, 1843.
WHEREAS inconvenience has been experienced from the rules in force,
which provide that magistrates shall apply to the Courts of Nizamut
Adawlut and the Court of Circuit, or courts exercising the powers of the
old Courts of Circuit, when it may appear advisable to offer a reward for
the apprehension of a known offender, or the discovery of unknown
offenders in cases of magnitude: And whereas it is expedient that all
such appiications should be made to such officer or officers as from time
to time may be empowered by the local Governments to authorize the
grant of rewards;—
It is hereby enacted, that Sections II. and III. Regulation IX. of
1808,* and Sections XVI. and XVII. Regulation XVI. 1810, of the
Bengal code, be and the same are hereby repealed.
* The whole of Reg. IX. 1808, is repealed by Act IV. 1844.
A.D. 1843. ACT XVIII.
AN AcT /w ^Ac q/ /Vr.WM.s' q/ TAqqq^c 22222/ 7)222102(2/ ;
PASSED Ay %Ae A^qA) .NoMOMraAA ^Ac (7oPOP72or-6r622or2x/ q/ A722/222 222 GbmzD/,
022 /Ac 9^A 1843.
WHEREAS it often happens that the offences of thuggee and dacoity are
committed by gangs, as well within the territories subject to the Govern-
Removal of disabili-
ties in respect of deputy
collector.
Rescissions.
Preamble.