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ACT IX.
Time of removal in-
cluded in the termof
imprisonment.
Preamble.
Principal sudder
aumeens may confirm
decisions in appeals
without serving notice
on respondents.
Reasons to be re-
corded by judges and
principal sudder au-
meens.
Preamble.
300
[A.D. 1850.
he is confined, to any other public prison or place of confinement within
the same presidency or Government.
III. The time of removal from one prison to another, or while the
prisoner is in custody under such warrant of removal, shall reckon as part
of his imprisonment.
A.D. 1850. ACT VIII.
AN ACT /77 22772 6727/ /A/? (22227 ^07* 67222^/222^ Z2/Z22A 72727/ C/'/y 72727/ (7'272-
62/272/ A 227726672^, 272 667'/22272 6'%.S'6.S' 72/^/2/2672/, /o 67272//7'772 /^6 (66M27272
262/^7222/ ^227727727272 2 72// /A 6 (6^ 72727/672/ 2 PASSED A2/ /A6 C7266r7207'-(/67267'6/ q/'
(27/272 272 C722272 C2'/, 072 /A6 15/A /W727'6A, 1850.
WHEREAS it will lessen the delay and expense of appeals, if the powers
possessed by zillah and city judges of confirming decisions on certain
appeals without serving any notice on the respondents, are extended to
principal sudder aumeens, it is enacted as follows:
I. The powers given to ziilah and city judges, by Clause Third, Sec-
tion XVI. of Regulation V. 1831, of the Bengal code, are extended to
principal sudder aumeens, in all appeals referred to them.
II. Every judge and principal sudder aumeen who shall confirm any
decision under the said Regulation, or this Act, without giving notice to
the respondent, shall record his reasons for rejecting the appeal.
A.D. 1850. ACT IX.*
AN ACT yb?' /Ae 772727*6 672^2/ (6672667// T/f (77272// (6 A/.S' 77722/ Z?d772%72& 272 CW-
C22//22, Afa&W, 72727/ (72772A722/ ; PASSED A^/ /A6 6r72V67*72727'-(r67267'22/ 7^ 7727/272
272 C'T/2222C'Z/, 7772 /A6 15/A 7^* A/727'cA, 1850.
WHEREAS it is expedient to amend the constitution and practice, and
to extend the jurisdiction of the several courts established at Calcutta,
* Although the principal part of this Regulation has operation only within the limits of the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta, yet, as under the provisions of a
few of the sections, duties may devolve on the judicial ofhcers of the East-India Company, it
seemed most proper to print the Act in this collection. The particular sections referred to
are xxix. xxx. lxxviii. ciii. to cvii., and the sections imposing penalties, lines, and for-
feitures, which may require to be enforced by magistrates under the sections last referred to.
Time of removal in-
cluded in the termof
imprisonment.
Preamble.
Principal sudder
aumeens may confirm
decisions in appeals
without serving notice
on respondents.
Reasons to be re-
corded by judges and
principal sudder au-
meens.
Preamble.
300
[A.D. 1850.
he is confined, to any other public prison or place of confinement within
the same presidency or Government.
III. The time of removal from one prison to another, or while the
prisoner is in custody under such warrant of removal, shall reckon as part
of his imprisonment.
A.D. 1850. ACT VIII.
AN ACT /77 22772 6727/ /A/? (22227 ^07* 67222^/222^ Z2/Z22A 72727/ C/'/y 72727/ (7'272-
62/272/ A 227726672^, 272 667'/22272 6'%.S'6.S' 72/^/2/2672/, /o 67272//7'772 /^6 (66M27272
262/^7222/ ^227727727272 2 72// /A 6 (6^ 72727/672/ 2 PASSED A2/ /A6 C7266r7207'-(/67267'6/ q/'
(27/272 272 C722272 C2'/, 072 /A6 15/A /W727'6A, 1850.
WHEREAS it will lessen the delay and expense of appeals, if the powers
possessed by zillah and city judges of confirming decisions on certain
appeals without serving any notice on the respondents, are extended to
principal sudder aumeens, it is enacted as follows:
I. The powers given to ziilah and city judges, by Clause Third, Sec-
tion XVI. of Regulation V. 1831, of the Bengal code, are extended to
principal sudder aumeens, in all appeals referred to them.
II. Every judge and principal sudder aumeen who shall confirm any
decision under the said Regulation, or this Act, without giving notice to
the respondent, shall record his reasons for rejecting the appeal.
A.D. 1850. ACT IX.*
AN ACT yb?' /Ae 772727*6 672^2/ (6672667// T/f (77272// (6 A/.S' 77722/ Z?d772%72& 272 CW-
C22//22, Afa&W, 72727/ (72772A722/ ; PASSED A^/ /A6 6r72V67*72727'-(r67267'22/ 7^ 7727/272
272 C'T/2222C'Z/, 7772 /A6 15/A 7^* A/727'cA, 1850.
WHEREAS it is expedient to amend the constitution and practice, and
to extend the jurisdiction of the several courts established at Calcutta,
* Although the principal part of this Regulation has operation only within the limits of the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Calcutta, yet, as under the provisions of a
few of the sections, duties may devolve on the judicial ofhcers of the East-India Company, it
seemed most proper to print the Act in this collection. The particular sections referred to
are xxix. xxx. lxxviii. ciii. to cvii., and the sections imposing penalties, lines, and for-
feitures, which may require to be enforced by magistrates under the sections last referred to.