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Clarke, Richard [Editor]
The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (3): Acts from 1834 to 1853 — London, 1854

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ACT XXXV.

[A.D. 1852.

Petition for execu-
tion to be on plain
paper.

What appeal from
orders for execution
under this Act.

Definitions and con-
structions.

Preamble.

Poll-tax abolished.

Assessment of dwell-
ing-houses.

No. XI. 1841, may be enforced in the manner provided by this Act. No
such decree, however, shall be enforced under this Act against the person
of the debtor if a soldier. In the case of a decree of a military Court of
Requests, the copy, decree, and certihcate, and translation, if any, shall be
signed by the officer commanding the station or cantonment, who shall
describe himself accordingly ; and no proof of the decree, or of the signa-
ture or appointment of such officer, or of the jurisdiction of the court, shall
be necessary, unless the court to which the same may be presented shall
think ht, under any peculiar circumstances to be specified in an order, to
require the same.
IX. A petition for execution under this Act of any judgment of a
moonsiff's court, or of any decree of a military Court of Requests, may be
written on plain paper.
X. An appeal shall lie from any order for the enforcement or execution
of a judgment under this Act, in the same manner and subject to the
same rules and regulations as if the judgment had been originally given
by the court making such order.
XI. In this Act the word "judgment" means a judgment in a civil
suit or proceeding, and includes any final decree or order in a civil suit
or proceeding. The word "party" shall include any person who would
be entitled to maintain a suit upon the judgment. The masculine gender
shall include the feminine, and the singular number shall include the
plural.

A.D. 1852. ACT XXXV.
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WHEREAS it is expedient to abolish the poll-tax now levied within the
towns of Akyab and Kyouk Phyoo, in the province of Arracan, and instead
thereof to levy a tax upon land covered by dwelling-houses within the said
towns, it is enacted as follows :
I. After the 1st day of May, 1853, the levy of a poll-tax within the
towns of Akyab and Kyouk Phyoo, in the province of Arracan, shall
cease.
II. After the said 1st day of May, 1853, a principal assistant of the
district in which the same shall be situate shall, from time to time, as
he shall think ht, assess every dwelling-house within the aforesaid towns
 
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