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ACT XI.
[A.D. 1849.
transfers of pensions
null and void.
Application of this
Act.
Preamble.
Rescissions.
and present inRrmities, or old age, granted by authority of the Governor-
General in Council, or of the Governor or Governor in Council, or Lieu-
tenant-Governor of any presidency or place within the territories under
the Government of the East-India Company; and also the pension of any
out-pensioner of Chelsea or Greenwich Hospital, granted by authority of
the commissioners of Chelsea orGreenwich Hospital respectively, and also all
money due or to become due on account of any such pension or allowance,
shall be exempt from seizure, attachment, or sequestration by process of
any court within the said territories, at the instance of a creditor, for any
demand against the pensioner, or in satisfaction of a decree or order of
any such court.
III. All assignments, agreements, orders, sales, and securities of every
kind made by any such pensioner, in respect of any money not payable at
or before the making thereof, on account of any such pension, or for
giving or assigning any future interest therein, are null and void.
IV. This Act shall not apply to any process of any court established by
royal charter, issued out of such court before the passing of this Act, or
to any assignment, agreement, order, sale, or security by any such pen-
sioner, made before the passing of this Act in respect of a Chelsea or
Greenwich pension, [or a pension or allowance granted in the presidency
of Madras; or before the 27th of December, 1845, in respect of a pension
or allowance granted in the presidency of Bombay;] or before the
27th May, 1814,* in respect of a pension or allowance granted in the
presidency of Bengal.
* The date of Reg. XII. 1814, rescinded above.
A.D. 1849. ACT XI.
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FoR better securing the abkarry revenue of Calcutta, it is enacted as
follows:
1. Act 1. 1842, Act XXVI. 1845, Section XXVI. Regulation II.
1802, of the Bengal code, and so much of Clause One Hundred and
Fifty-nine of an Act of Parliament, numbered chap. 52, of the statutes
passed in the thirty-third year of the reign of King George the Third, as
relates to the sale of arrack or other spirituous liquors, within the town of
Calcutta, and to the punishment of unlicensed traders in spirits or
spirituous liquors, within the said town, are repealed.
ACT XI.
[A.D. 1849.
transfers of pensions
null and void.
Application of this
Act.
Preamble.
Rescissions.
and present inRrmities, or old age, granted by authority of the Governor-
General in Council, or of the Governor or Governor in Council, or Lieu-
tenant-Governor of any presidency or place within the territories under
the Government of the East-India Company; and also the pension of any
out-pensioner of Chelsea or Greenwich Hospital, granted by authority of
the commissioners of Chelsea orGreenwich Hospital respectively, and also all
money due or to become due on account of any such pension or allowance,
shall be exempt from seizure, attachment, or sequestration by process of
any court within the said territories, at the instance of a creditor, for any
demand against the pensioner, or in satisfaction of a decree or order of
any such court.
III. All assignments, agreements, orders, sales, and securities of every
kind made by any such pensioner, in respect of any money not payable at
or before the making thereof, on account of any such pension, or for
giving or assigning any future interest therein, are null and void.
IV. This Act shall not apply to any process of any court established by
royal charter, issued out of such court before the passing of this Act, or
to any assignment, agreement, order, sale, or security by any such pen-
sioner, made before the passing of this Act in respect of a Chelsea or
Greenwich pension, [or a pension or allowance granted in the presidency
of Madras; or before the 27th of December, 1845, in respect of a pension
or allowance granted in the presidency of Bombay;] or before the
27th May, 1814,* in respect of a pension or allowance granted in the
presidency of Bengal.
* The date of Reg. XII. 1814, rescinded above.
A.D. 1849. ACT XI.
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(r07207VZ^ of J72G?2%.
FoR better securing the abkarry revenue of Calcutta, it is enacted as
follows:
1. Act 1. 1842, Act XXVI. 1845, Section XXVI. Regulation II.
1802, of the Bengal code, and so much of Clause One Hundred and
Fifty-nine of an Act of Parliament, numbered chap. 52, of the statutes
passed in the thirty-third year of the reign of King George the Third, as
relates to the sale of arrack or other spirituous liquors, within the town of
Calcutta, and to the punishment of unlicensed traders in spirits or
spirituous liquors, within the said town, are repealed.