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A.D. 1850.]
ACT XXVI.
839
See Acts XX.
1852, and YI.
1853.
A.D. 1850. ACT XXV.
AN ACT /br Me 7^07^2^777^ M G02767Y2772077^ q/* 7T722& 077 277C077?ybcM
^22^ q/*Z227z7 2272&T' T?qy22M^7077 FATA. 1819, 22727 A 27 AC. 1846 : PASSED
by Mo TTo770727^22bM Mo Ab'C.S'22M72^ q/' Mo 6'02272 C27 7)/' A777/M 777 Co2272C2b, 077 Mo
14M J72720, 1850, 7772M Mo ALs'5'072^ O/ Mo AMbM Mo GoPC7^2207^-Gc72C7wT
q/ A7AM.
WHEREAS putneedars and judgment debtors fraudulently avail them-
selves of the provisions in Section IX. Regulation VIII. 1819, of the
Bengal code, and in Section V. Act IV. 1846, that forfeited deposits at
sales of land in execution of decrees, or for arrears of rent, shall be applied
as if they were purchase-money, it is enacted as follows:
I. So much of Section IX. Regulation VIII. 1819, of the Bengal code,
and of Sections V. and IX. Act IV. 1846, as provides that the deposit at
any sale of land, or any interest in land, under the said Regulation or Act,
if forfeited, shall be regarded as part of the proceeds of the sale, or applied
as if it were purchase-money, is repealed.
II. Any such forfeited deposit shall be applied to defray the expenses
of the sale, and the surplus shall be forfeited to Government.
A.D. 1850. ACT XXVI.
AN ACT M 677abM A777p7'07)6777 C77M M be 772R& 777 A02C22.S' ; PASSED by Me Abo720227^-
abb? Me q/' Me 6^7772e?7 q/' AWM 777 CozmcA, 027 Me 21.<7 Jhme,
1850, 7772M Me R.s'.s'e22^ qy Me 4Ao-^ Abbbe Me Goee7'7702 -Ge77e7v/b q/' A722M22.
WHEREAS Act X. 1842, was passed for enabling the inhabitants of any
place of public resort or residence, under the presidency of Fort William,
not within the town of Calcutta, to make better provision for purposes
connected with public health and convenience, but the said Act has proved
inehectual for the purpose, and it is expedient to amend the provisions
thereof, and to extend the like powers to the inhabitants of towns in the
other presidencies under the Government of the East-India Company, it is
enacted as follows:
I. Act X. 1842, is repealed.
II. If it shall appear to the Governor, or Governor in Council, or
Lieutenant-Governor of any presidency or place within the territories
2x2 *
Rescission of rules
regarding appropria-
tion of deposit at cer-
tain incomplete sales.
Appropriation of
such deposit.
Preamble.
Government may
extend this Act to
any but the presidency
towns?
/
ACT XXVI.
839
See Acts XX.
1852, and YI.
1853.
A.D. 1850. ACT XXV.
AN ACT /br Me 7^07^2^777^ M G02767Y2772077^ q/* 7T722& 077 277C077?ybcM
^22^ q/*Z227z7 2272&T' T?qy22M^7077 FATA. 1819, 22727 A 27 AC. 1846 : PASSED
by Mo TTo770727^22bM Mo Ab'C.S'22M72^ q/' Mo 6'02272 C27 7)/' A777/M 777 Co2272C2b, 077 Mo
14M J72720, 1850, 7772M Mo ALs'5'072^ O/ Mo AMbM Mo GoPC7^2207^-Gc72C7wT
q/ A7AM.
WHEREAS putneedars and judgment debtors fraudulently avail them-
selves of the provisions in Section IX. Regulation VIII. 1819, of the
Bengal code, and in Section V. Act IV. 1846, that forfeited deposits at
sales of land in execution of decrees, or for arrears of rent, shall be applied
as if they were purchase-money, it is enacted as follows:
I. So much of Section IX. Regulation VIII. 1819, of the Bengal code,
and of Sections V. and IX. Act IV. 1846, as provides that the deposit at
any sale of land, or any interest in land, under the said Regulation or Act,
if forfeited, shall be regarded as part of the proceeds of the sale, or applied
as if it were purchase-money, is repealed.
II. Any such forfeited deposit shall be applied to defray the expenses
of the sale, and the surplus shall be forfeited to Government.
A.D. 1850. ACT XXVI.
AN ACT M 677abM A777p7'07)6777 C77M M be 772R& 777 A02C22.S' ; PASSED by Me Abo720227^-
abb? Me q/' Me 6^7772e?7 q/' AWM 777 CozmcA, 027 Me 21.<7 Jhme,
1850, 7772M Me R.s'.s'e22^ qy Me 4Ao-^ Abbbe Me Goee7'7702 -Ge77e7v/b q/' A722M22.
WHEREAS Act X. 1842, was passed for enabling the inhabitants of any
place of public resort or residence, under the presidency of Fort William,
not within the town of Calcutta, to make better provision for purposes
connected with public health and convenience, but the said Act has proved
inehectual for the purpose, and it is expedient to amend the provisions
thereof, and to extend the like powers to the inhabitants of towns in the
other presidencies under the Government of the East-India Company, it is
enacted as follows:
I. Act X. 1842, is repealed.
II. If it shall appear to the Governor, or Governor in Council, or
Lieutenant-Governor of any presidency or place within the territories
2x2 *
Rescission of rules
regarding appropria-
tion of deposit at cer-
tain incomplete sales.
Appropriation of
such deposit.
Preamble.
Government may
extend this Act to
any but the presidency
towns?
/