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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MAHOMEDANLAW.
ADMINISTRATION OF-COK?!72MM?. ,,
Futwa of conviction may be set aside by two judges of the Nizamut 1
Adawiut .}^22. IV. 11.
Acquittais on the ground of non-prosecution by heirs, how to be dealt with — —. iii.
Acquittals on the ground of insanity supervening between the act and the 1
trial, how to be dealt with ...J
Acquittal of the murder of a female on the ground of her profligacy, how )
to be dealt with .j
Futwas awarding inadequate punishment in cases of personal injury, how 1
to be dealt with .J
Acquittal on the ground of insanity may be set aside by two judges of the)
Nizamut Adawiut.*.)
Judge of the Sessions Court may pass such sentence as the Regulations! yii
warrant in cases of homicide .J
Sessions Court concurring in the futwa may sentence in cases of dacoity, ! _ XVI
not aggravated, without reference to Nizamut Adawiut .J
What futwa to be required in cases of wounding with intentto murder ... 1829. XII.
No futwa required in cases tried with the aid of native jury, assessors, or) iggo yj py
punchayet . j
Any person not a Mahomedan may claim an exemption from trial by . — — v.
The Nizamut Adawiut empowered to dispense with futwa at th$ir discre- )
tion .)
No futwa required in cases of thuggee. 1836. XXX. iii. %
.- dacoity 1843. XXIV. iii.
MALIKANA.
Lands included in the decennial settlement with certain exceptions. 1793. VIH.xxxvii. toxl.
How to be paid to proprietors who decline the permanent settlement. — — xliv. to xlvii.
Existing rules respecting, rescinded ... 1822. VII. v. 1.
Rules for the settlement and payment of, to proprietors whose estates are ) _ _ v 2 3
let in farm or held khas .j
What to be received by proprietors whose estates are held khas for realiz- 1 ^ g.-,- ^ ^
ation of an arrear .J
Rules relating to, in Regulation VII. 1822, to have prospective effect only 1833. IX. xi.
MANAGERS.
UNDER COURT OF WARDS.
The trusts of manager and guardian to be generally distinct. 1793. X. vi.
To have charge of the estates, real and personal . — - vn. xv.
Security to be given and obligation to be entered into by, and penalty for ? _ _ ix x
embezzlement of funds . j
Allowance to. — x.
Establishment of officers under, how to be appointed—penalties for mal-! _ _
versation .J
How to appropriate the collections, and what accounts of collections to render) _ __
tocollector .j
How to appropriate the surplus when the disqualified proprietor's allow- ) _ ._ xm.
ance may be reduced .j
Authority of, in the letting or disposing of the property of a disqualified ^ __ ^vi.
proprietor ..J
To render annual accounts to collector upon oath—collector to audit . xvn.
To submit all deeds and securities belonging to the estate under his 1 _ _ xviii.
charge to collector .J
The office of, may under certain circumstances be united with that of 1 _ _ xxx.
guardian .J
To use their own seals and to sign their own names—the seals of their 1 _ _xxxi.
wards to be delivered to collector .J
May be sued by disqualified proprietors before Court of Wards . xxxn.
To observe all instructions from the Court of Wards . xxxv.
May be sued by proprietors on coming into possession for any illegal acts ' xxxvi.
^ ^ f 1793. XVII. xxx.
Empowered to distrain for arrears of rent like proprietors.j iygg yn xix.