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ACT XIX.
[A.D. 1843.
government may autho-
rize the detention and
imprisonment of per-
geeordacoityoutof
the Company's terri-
tories.
Preamble.
Repeals rules of Actl.
1843, excepting repeal-
ing clause.
Registered titles to
land invalidate allun-
ment of the East-India Company, as in those of native princes or
states in alliance with the said Company, and it may be necessary for
the safety of persons and property within the territories subject to the
Government of the East-India Company, that persons convicted of the
like offbnces within the territories of such princes or states should be
kept in secure custody, which cannot always be done within the last-men-
tioned territories ;—
It is hereby enacted, that it shall be lawful for the local Government See Acts v
of any part of the territories subject to the Government of the East-India and^i849^
Company to authorize the reception and detention in any part of those
territories, for the periods specified in their respective sentences, of per-
sons sentenced to imprisonment or transportation for the offences of
thuggee, dacoity, or the offences of belonging to any gang of Thugs or
Dacoits, within the territories of anv native prince or state in alliance with
the said Company. Provided always, that such sentences shall have been
pronounced after trial before a tribunal in which a covenanted servant of
the East-India Company, duly authorized in that behalf by such prince or
state, shall be one of the presiding judges. And it is hereby enacted,
that every servant of the East-India Company so authorized as aforesaid
shall forward with every prisoner a certificate of his conviction, and a copy
of the proceedings held at the trial, that the same be forthcoming for
reference at the place where the sentence of imprisonment may be carried
into effect.
A.D. 1843. ACT XIX.
AN AcTyh?' VZy2.sAYiZc72 e/cfrkZi ZkiY/.s .-
PASSED <^2/ Zfn720?27'f2^Z zZc Go^7'7207'-Zk72C7Y<k q/" Z?Zh 2*72 ZkWTzD/,
072 fAo 28^ (kko&7', 1848.
WHEREAS doubts have risen as to the true meaning and construction of
Act No. 1. of 1843,—
I. It is hereby enacted, that the said Act is repealed, except in so far as
it repeals all provisions contained in any Regulation or Regulations of the
Bengal, Madras, or Bombay codes, touching the knowledge or notice had
by parties to registered conveyances and other instruments affecting titles
to land and other interests therein, of the existence of unregistered con-
veyances or other instruments affecting such titles or other interests
therein.
II. And it is hereby enacted, that from the 1st day of May last past,
every deed of sale or gift of lands, houses, or other real property, a
memorial of which has been or shall be duly registered according to law,
shall, provided its authenticity be established to the satisfaction of the
court, invalidate any other deed of sale or gift for the same property which
may not have been registered, and whether such second or other deed
ACT XIX.
[A.D. 1843.
government may autho-
rize the detention and
imprisonment of per-
geeordacoityoutof
the Company's terri-
tories.
Preamble.
Repeals rules of Actl.
1843, excepting repeal-
ing clause.
Registered titles to
land invalidate allun-
ment of the East-India Company, as in those of native princes or
states in alliance with the said Company, and it may be necessary for
the safety of persons and property within the territories subject to the
Government of the East-India Company, that persons convicted of the
like offbnces within the territories of such princes or states should be
kept in secure custody, which cannot always be done within the last-men-
tioned territories ;—
It is hereby enacted, that it shall be lawful for the local Government See Acts v
of any part of the territories subject to the Government of the East-India and^i849^
Company to authorize the reception and detention in any part of those
territories, for the periods specified in their respective sentences, of per-
sons sentenced to imprisonment or transportation for the offences of
thuggee, dacoity, or the offences of belonging to any gang of Thugs or
Dacoits, within the territories of anv native prince or state in alliance with
the said Company. Provided always, that such sentences shall have been
pronounced after trial before a tribunal in which a covenanted servant of
the East-India Company, duly authorized in that behalf by such prince or
state, shall be one of the presiding judges. And it is hereby enacted,
that every servant of the East-India Company so authorized as aforesaid
shall forward with every prisoner a certificate of his conviction, and a copy
of the proceedings held at the trial, that the same be forthcoming for
reference at the place where the sentence of imprisonment may be carried
into effect.
A.D. 1843. ACT XIX.
AN AcTyh?' VZy2.sAYiZc72 e/cfrkZi ZkiY/.s .-
PASSED <^2/ Zfn720?27'f2^Z zZc Go^7'7207'-Zk72C7Y<k q/" Z?Zh 2*72 ZkWTzD/,
072 fAo 28^ (kko&7', 1848.
WHEREAS doubts have risen as to the true meaning and construction of
Act No. 1. of 1843,—
I. It is hereby enacted, that the said Act is repealed, except in so far as
it repeals all provisions contained in any Regulation or Regulations of the
Bengal, Madras, or Bombay codes, touching the knowledge or notice had
by parties to registered conveyances and other instruments affecting titles
to land and other interests therein, of the existence of unregistered con-
veyances or other instruments affecting such titles or other interests
therein.
II. And it is hereby enacted, that from the 1st day of May last past,
every deed of sale or gift of lands, houses, or other real property, a
memorial of which has been or shall be duly registered according to law,
shall, provided its authenticity be established to the satisfaction of the
court, invalidate any other deed of sale or gift for the same property which
may not have been registered, and whether such second or other deed