Clarke, Richard [Hrsg.]: 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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COLLECTORS—

How to proceed, if officer abscond, against surety or principal .
--do not render his accounts, against surety or *)
principal . .J
How to defend suits brought against them by public servants or their 1
sureties .j
What accounts may be referred to by court for examination and report ...

-J o r 1 ^ -i-a -rr-' -i-1 - t
from court .. .J
On taking charge, to see whether registers of estates are perfect, if not to 1
report to Board of Revenue....J
To be informed by proprietors of the establishment of new villages .
------ succession to estates .
Empowered to require the personal attendance of proprietors, agents, and
others for public purposes—Limitation .
Duties in respect ofabkary—(See ABKARY) .^

in the preparation and execution of embankments—(See En- f
SNTS) . L
in respect of military guards—Supply of troops and travellers— 1

(See MILITARY AND POLICE)
-pensions—(See PENSIONS)

To be local agents for public buildings, endowments, &c.—(See ENDOW-
MENTS).

Not to employ their native creditors, nor any relations or dependants of*
such creditors in public duties .

So employed, what oath to take.
To be subject to Criminal Courts and laws.
To preserve their revenue and magisterial records separate .
Local jurisdiction of — Limits may be altered by Governor-General ini
Council.J
What powers, may delegate to the assistants.
Rules for prevention of loans by, to natives under their official control or 1
influence . J
Powers and duties of, in the trial of summary suits relating to arrears or f
exactions of rent—(See SuiTS, SUMMARY) . c
OfRce of, may be united with that of civil judge—Rules for such union ...
May fine persons required to furnish troops on march with supplies, &c. 1
Rs. 1,000 .J
Proceeding to be held in such cases ...
Fine to be levied as arrear of revenue...
Appeal may be made to Board of Revenue within six weeks.
Petition of appeal to be on stamped paper.
Sales of land by, in execution of decrees—(See SALEs).{

To sell all lands in satisfaction of decrees for arrears of rent or revenue.
To appoint commissioners for sale of distrained property .

seized for arrears of rent

accounts

of Government—(See PuBLic OFFICERS)

1794.
HI. xvi.
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— xvii.
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— xviii.
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— xxi.
—
VIII. xiii.
1795.
LVIII.ii.
1798.
V. vi.
1800.
VIII. XV.
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— XX.
—
— xxi.
1801.
1. x.
1817.
XII. xxviii. to
1848.
XX. [xxxii
1802.
11.
.1813.
X.
1804.
1.
1806.
VI.
1829.
XI.
1806.
XI.
1793.
XXIV.
1806.
XXII.
1810.
XIX.
1814.
XIX.
XXL
1816.
XIII.
1821.
IV. ii.
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— iii.
—
— iv.
— <
- V.
—
— viii.
—
— viii. 3,4, 5
1823.
VII.
1824.
XIV.
1831.
VIII.
1825.
V.
—
VI. ii.
—
— iii.
—
— iv.
—
— iv.
VII. iv. v. vi.
1846.
IV.
1827.
V.
1829.
X.
1835.
VIII.
1839.
1.
1845.
1.
1846.
X. .
1848.
XX.
1850.
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