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ACT XXIII.
[A.D. 1848.
Preamble.
Repeal.
Preamble.
Repeal.
A.D. 1843. ACT XXII.
AN ACT /op 22772 P722/2722? /Ap PP/22/272q /o /Ap J22PM2/2P/2072 o/ /Ap 7)p2P2272222/
A2/222/722/ o/ /Ap ZzY/%A o/ /Ap 7227P72/2/-^/b22P 7*P7V/227272PA.S .' PASSED /b/ /Ap
7//qA/ T/o7227227'22/'/p /Ap /7oPP7'720r-6^P22P2'p/ o/* 272 Co2Z72C2/, 072 /Ap 18/A
Ap>PP772%P7*, 1843.
WHEREAS by Section XVII. of Regulation III. of 1793, of the Bengal
code, it was amongst other things provided that the Dewanny Adawlut of
the zillah of the Twenty-four Pergunnahs should not receive or entertain
any suit whatever against a person who might be an inhabitant of Calcutta
at the time the suit might be instituted, or might become a resident
within the limits of the town after the suit might be commenced :
And whereas inconvenience has arisen in consequence of persons
escaping from the jurisdiction of the Dewanny Adawlut of the said zillah
of the Twenty-four Pergunnahs after suits have been commenced therein,
and it is expedient to prevent such inconvenience:
It is therefore hereby enacted, that so much of the said Regulation as is
hereinbefore recited be repealed.
A.D. 1843. ACT XXIII.
AN ACT ybp 22772 P722/272^ /Ap Z%2P 7*p/22/272Z/ /O /Ap .7M77.S'2/2'p/2072 q/* /Ap z/W/p/A
(7/22277^ 272 /Ap Zb'/2??272PP.S PP2/P2/ ^2/ /Ap A/22P222/A F222PP, 22722/ 272 .SD772P 0/Ap7*
7^/22PP^ 2 PASSED <^2/ /Ap 7^/qA/ A/277227227'22A/p /Ap (7oPP7V20P-(7P72PP22/ 2?/* 7722/222
272 6b2272P2/, 072 /Ap 18/A VoPP772/7P7^, 1843.
WHEREAS by Section XII. of Regulation II. of 1803, of the Bengal
code, it was amongst other things provided that the Zillah Courts in the
provinces ceded by the Nawaub Vizier to the Honourable the East-India
Company should not entertain any suit whatever against any individual
actually resident, or being within the limits of the town of Calcutta, unless
such suit should relate to real property situated without the limits of
Calcutta, or to the public revenue:
And whereas so much of the said Regulation as is hereinbefore recited
has been extended by other Regulations to other provinces, zillahs, and
pergunnahs:
And whereas the provisions of the hereinbefore-recited part of the said
Regulation are inconvenient:
It is hereby enacted, that so much of the said Regulation as is herein-
before recited be repealed, as well with regard to the provinces ceded by
the Nawaub Vizier to the East-India Company, as to the other provinces,
zillahs, and pergunnahs to which it may have been extended.
ACT XXIII.
[A.D. 1848.
Preamble.
Repeal.
Preamble.
Repeal.
A.D. 1843. ACT XXII.
AN ACT /op 22772 P722/2722? /Ap PP/22/272q /o /Ap J22PM2/2P/2072 o/ /Ap 7)p2P2272222/
A2/222/722/ o/ /Ap ZzY/%A o/ /Ap 7227P72/2/-^/b22P 7*P7V/227272PA.S .' PASSED /b/ /Ap
7//qA/ T/o7227227'22/'/p /Ap /7oPP7'720r-6^P22P2'p/ o/* 272 Co2Z72C2/, 072 /Ap 18/A
Ap>PP772%P7*, 1843.
WHEREAS by Section XVII. of Regulation III. of 1793, of the Bengal
code, it was amongst other things provided that the Dewanny Adawlut of
the zillah of the Twenty-four Pergunnahs should not receive or entertain
any suit whatever against a person who might be an inhabitant of Calcutta
at the time the suit might be instituted, or might become a resident
within the limits of the town after the suit might be commenced :
And whereas inconvenience has arisen in consequence of persons
escaping from the jurisdiction of the Dewanny Adawlut of the said zillah
of the Twenty-four Pergunnahs after suits have been commenced therein,
and it is expedient to prevent such inconvenience:
It is therefore hereby enacted, that so much of the said Regulation as is
hereinbefore recited be repealed.
A.D. 1843. ACT XXIII.
AN ACT ybp 22772 P722/272^ /Ap Z%2P 7*p/22/272Z/ /O /Ap .7M77.S'2/2'p/2072 q/* /Ap z/W/p/A
(7/22277^ 272 /Ap Zb'/2??272PP.S PP2/P2/ ^2/ /Ap A/22P222/A F222PP, 22722/ 272 .SD772P 0/Ap7*
7^/22PP^ 2 PASSED <^2/ /Ap 7^/qA/ A/277227227'22A/p /Ap (7oPP7V20P-(7P72PP22/ 2?/* 7722/222
272 6b2272P2/, 072 /Ap 18/A VoPP772/7P7^, 1843.
WHEREAS by Section XII. of Regulation II. of 1803, of the Bengal
code, it was amongst other things provided that the Zillah Courts in the
provinces ceded by the Nawaub Vizier to the Honourable the East-India
Company should not entertain any suit whatever against any individual
actually resident, or being within the limits of the town of Calcutta, unless
such suit should relate to real property situated without the limits of
Calcutta, or to the public revenue:
And whereas so much of the said Regulation as is hereinbefore recited
has been extended by other Regulations to other provinces, zillahs, and
pergunnahs:
And whereas the provisions of the hereinbefore-recited part of the said
Regulation are inconvenient:
It is hereby enacted, that so much of the said Regulation as is herein-
before recited be repealed, as well with regard to the provinces ceded by
the Nawaub Vizier to the East-India Company, as to the other provinces,
zillahs, and pergunnahs to which it may have been extended.