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Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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1
2. Estates of Hindus, Muhammadans and others, not being disqualified landholders, leaving wills
2. In all cases of Hindu, Mussalman or other person subject to the jurisdiction of the Zila Courts, having at his death left a will and appointed an executor or executors to carry the same into effect, and in which the heir to the deceased may not be a disqualified landholder subject to the superintendence of the Court...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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2
3. Estates of persons dying intestate
3. In case of a Hindu, Mussalman or other person subject to the jurisdiction of the Zila Courts dying intestate, but leaving a son or other heir, who, by the laws of the country, may be entitled to succeed to the whole estate of the deceased, such heir, if of age and competent to take the possession and management of t...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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3
4. If there be more heirs than one to estate of intestate
4. If there be more heirs than one to the estate of a person dying intestate, and they can agree amongst themselves in the appointment of a common manager, they are at liberty to take possession, and the Courts of Justice are restricted from interference, without a regular Complaint, as in the case of a single heir;   ...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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4
5. In what case Judge may appoint Administrator for care and management of estate of intestate
5. In the event of none of the claimants to the estate of a person dying intestate being able to give the security required by the preceding section, and in all cases wherein there may be no person authorised and willing to take charge of the landed estate of a person deceased, the Judge within whose jurisdiction such ...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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5
6. Security to be taken from, and allowances paid to administrators
6. In all instances of an administrator being appointed under this regulation, he is, previous to entering upon the execution of his office, to give good security for the faithful discharge of his trust in a sum proportionate to the extent thereof and appointing him is authorised to fix for him (Subject to the approbat...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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6
7. Procedure cases of persons dying intestate, leaving personal property to which there is no claimant
7. The Judges of the Zila Courts on receiving information that any person within  their respective jurisdictions has died intestate, leaving personal property, and that there is no claimant to such property, are to adopt such measures as may be necessary for the temporary care of the property, and to issue an advertise...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] WILLS AND INTESTACY REGULATION, 1799
V
3rd May, 1799
A Regulation to limit the interference of the Zilla Courts of Diwani Adalat in the execution of wills and administration to the estates of persons dying intestate.
1. Doubts having been entertained to what extent and in what manner, the Judges of the Zila Courts of the Diwani Adalat are authorised to interfere in cases wherein the inhabitants of the 2[Bangladesh] may have left wills at their decease, and appointed executors to carry the same into effect, or may have died intestat...
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7
8. Saving of jurisdiction of Court of Wards
8. Nothing in this Regulation is to be understood to limit or alter the jurisdiction of the Court of Wards in the appointment of managers or guardians for disqualified landholders, or in any case wherein a special power may be vested in the Court of Wards.
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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1
2. Superintendence of lands granted for support of Colleges, etc.
2. The general superintendence of all lands granted for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes, and of all public buildings, such as bridges, sarais, kattras and other edifices, is hereby vested in the 2[Deputy Commissioner]
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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2
3. Appropriation of endowments
3. It shall be the duty of the 2[Deputy Commissioner] to take care that all endowments made for the maintenance of establishments of the above description be duly appropriated to the purpose for which they were destined by the Government or individual by whom such endowments were granted. In like manner it shall be the...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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3
4. Disposal of ruined buildings
4. In those cases, however, in which any of the buildings in question have fallen to decay, and cannot, from that or other causes, be conveniently repaired, or are not calculated if repaired to afford any material accommodation to the public, the 2[Deputy Commissioner] shall recommend that they be sold on the public ac...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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4
5. Lands or public edifices not to be appropriated by individuals for private uses
5. Under the foregoing rules it will of course be incumbent on the 2[Deputy Commissioner] to prevent any lands which have been granted for the support of establishments of the above description from being converted to the private use of individuals, or appropriated in any other mode contrary to the intent and will of t...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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6. Estimates of necessary repairs to be submitted to [Government]
6. Whenever the 3[Deputy Commissioner] may be of opinion that any of the above-mentioned edifices required repair, he shall obtain the necessary estimates of the expense required for the execution of the work, and forward them to 4[the Government] for its approval.
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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6
7. Superintendence of nazul property
7. The general superintendence of all nazal property or escheats is likewise hereby vested in the 2[Deputy Commissioner] who will inform himself fully through the channel hereafter mentioned of all property of that description, and direct whether it should be sold on the public account, or in what other mode it should ...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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7
8. Appointment of local agents
8. To enable the 2[Deputy Commissioner] the better to carry into effect the duties intrusted to him by this Regulation, local agents shall be appointed by the Government in each zila subject to the authority, control and orders of the 3[Deputy Commissioner].
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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8
9.
9. [This section was omitted by Article 3 and THE SCHEDULE of the Bangladesh Laws (Repealing and Amending) Order, 1973 (President's Order No. 12 of 1973)]
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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9
10. Agents to ascertain and report particulars of endowments, etc.
10. Under the provisions of the present Regulation it will of course be the duty of the agents to obtain full information from the public records, and by personal inquiries, respecting all endowments, establishments and buildings of the nature of those above-described, and of all nazul property or escheats, and to repo...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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11. also names, etc., of present trustees or managers
11. The said agents will further ascertain and report the names, together with other particulars, of the present trustees, managers or superintendents of the several institutions, foundations or establishments above described, whether under the designation of mutawali or any other, and by whom and under what authority ...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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11
12. and all vacancies or casualties, with full information as to pretensions of claimants
12. The local agents will also report to the 2[Deputy Commissioner] all vacancies and casualties which may occur, with full information of all circumstances, to enable the 3[Deputy Commissioner] to judge the pretensions of the person or persons claiming the trust; particularly whether the succession have been heretofor...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
false
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12
13. to recommend fit persons in cases where nomination rests in Government
13. In those cases in which the nomination has usually rested with the present or former Government, or with a public officer, or of right appertains to 2[the Government], in consequence of no private person being competent and entitled to make sufficient provision for the succession to the trust and management, it wil...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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14. [Deputy Commissioner] to appoint such persons, or make other provision for trust
14. On the receipt of the report and information required by the preceding clause, the 3[Deputy Commissioner] will either appoint the person or persons nominated for his approval, or will make such other provision for the trust, superintendence and management as may be right and fit with reference to the nature and con...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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14
15. Saving of private rights
15. Nothing contained in this Regulation shall be construed to preclude any individual who may conceive that he has just grounds of complaint on account of any orders which may be passed by any of the above-mentioned authorities, with respect to the appropriation of any lands or buildings of the nature of those above-d...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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15
16. Object of Regulation
16. It is to be clearly understood that the object of the present Regulation is solely to provide for the due appropriation of lands granted for public purpose agreeably to the intent of the grantor, and not to resume any part of the produce of them for the benefit of the Government. In like manner it is fully intended...
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22
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND ESCHEATS REGULATION, 1810
XIX
14th December, 1810
A Regulation for the due appropriation of the rents and produce of lands granted for the support of colleges and other purposes; for the maintenance and repair of public buildings; and for the custody and disposal of nazul property or escheats.
1.  Whereas considerable endowments have been granted   in land by the preceding Governments of this country and by individuals for the support of colleges and for other beneficial purposes; and whereas there are grounds to suppose that the produce of such lands is in many instances appropriated, contrary to the intent...
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16
16 A. Function of the Board of Revenue to be discharged by the Administrator of Waqfs in [Bangladesh]
3[16A. Notwithstanding anything contained in this Regulation, the powers and functions of the 4[Deputy Commissioner] under this Regulation shall be exercised in respect of any waqf property in 5[Bangladesh] by the Administrator of Waqfs appointed under the Waqfs Ordinance, 1962.]
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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1
2. Proceedings for placing persons under restraint as State prisoners
2. First.- When the reasons stated in the preamble of this Regulation may seem to the Government to require that an individual should be placed under personal restraint, without any immediate view to ulterior proceedings of a judicial nature, a warrant of commitment shall be issued by the Government to the officer in w...
[]
24
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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2
Form of warrant
Second.- The warrant of commitment shall be in that one of the forms set out in the Appendix to this Regulation which is appropriate to the case. Third.- The warrant of commitment shall, in relation to a person to be confined for reasons connected with defence, external affairs or the security of 2[Bangladesh] be suffi...
[]
25
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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3
2A. Procedure Board, etc.
2A. The provisions of sub-section (2) of section 6 of the Security of Pakistan Act, 1952 (XXXV of 1952), and those of section 6A of that Act, shall mutatis mutandis apply in relation to a person placed under personal restraint under this Regulation as they apply in relation to a person detained under that Act.
[]
26
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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4
3. Officers having custody of State prisoners to submit periodical reports
3. Every officer in whose custody any State prisoner may be placed shall, on the 1st of January and 1st of July of each year, submit a report to the Government on the conduct, the health and the comfort of such State prisoner, in order that the Government may determine whether the orders for his detention shall continu...
[]
27
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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5
4. State prisoners in custody of Zila Magistrate, by whom to be visited
4. First.- When any State prisoner is in the custody of a Zila Magistrate, the Judges are to visit such State prisoner on the occasion of the periodical sessions, and they are to issue any orders concerning the treatment of the State prisoner which may appear to them advisable, provided they be not inconsistent with th...
[]
28
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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6
State prisoners in custody of public officer, not being Zila Magistrate, by whom to be visited
Second.- When any State prisoner is placed in the custody of any public officer not being a Zila Magistrate, the Government will instruct either the Zila Magistrate, or the Judge, or any other public officer, not being the person in whose custody the prisoner may be placed, to visit such prisoner at stated periods and ...
[]
29
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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7
5. Representations by State prisoners to be submitted to Government
5. The officer in whose custody any State prisoner may be placed is to forward, with such observations as may appear necessary, every representation which such State prisoner may from time to time be desirous of submitting to the Government.
[]
30
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The word \"Bangladesh\" was substituted for the word \"Pakistan\" by Article 5 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Lows) order, 1972 (President's Order N...
8
6. Report to Government regarding confinement, etc., of prisoners
6. Every officer in whose custody any State prisoner may be placed shall, as soon after taking such prisoner into his custody as may be practicable, report to the Government whether the degree of confinement to which he may be subjected appears liable to injure his health, and whether the allowance fixed for his suppor...
[]
31
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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9
7. Appropriation of allowance for support
7. Every officer in whose custody any State prisoner may be placed shall take care that the allowance fixed for the support of such State prisoner is duly appropriated to that object.
[]
32
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The word \"Bangladesh\" was substituted for the word \"Pakistan\" by Article 5 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Lows) order, 1972 (President's Order N...
10
7A. Functions of the Government
7A. (1) Where a person is, or is to be, confined in Bangladesh under this Regulation for reasons connected with defence, external affairs or the security of 2[Bangladesh], the warrant of commitment, and any orders as to his release or the place of his detention shall be issued by the Government, and the amount of the a...
[]
33
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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11
8.
8. [Applicability of ss. 3 to 7 to persons now confined, as State prisoners]. Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1874 (XVI of 1874)
[]
34
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
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12
9. Attachment of estates by order of Government without decision of Court
9. Whenever the 2[Government], for the reasons declared in the preamble to this Regulation, shall judge it necessary to attach the estates or lands of any zamindar, jagirdar, talukdar or other person, without any previous decision of a Court of Justice or other judicial proceeding, the grounds on which the Resolution o...
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35
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
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13
10. Management of attached estates
10. First.-The lands or estates which may be so temporarily attached shall be held under the management of the officers of Government in the Revenue Department; and the collections shall be made and adjudged on the same principles as those of other estates held under khas management.
[]
36
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
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14
Attached lands not liable to sale in execution
Second.- Such lands or estates shall not be liable to be sold in execution of decrees of the Civil Courts, or for the realisation of fines or otherwise, during the period in which they may be so held under attachment.
[]
37
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The word \"Bangladesh\" was substituted for the word \"Pakistan\" by Article 5 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Lows) order, 1972 (President's Order N...
15
Government to arrange for satisfaction of decrees
Third.- In the cases mentioned in the preceding clause the Government will make such arrangement as may be fair and equitable for the satisfaction of the decrees of the Civil Courts.
[]
38
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
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18
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16
11. Rule as to cases where Government orders release of estate from attachment
11. Whenever the 2[Government] shall be of the opinion that the circumstances which rendered the attachment of such estate necessary have ceased to operate, and that the management of the estate can be committed to the hands of the proprietor without public hazard or inconvenience, the Revenue authorities will be direc...
[ "388" ]
39
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The word \"Bangladesh\" was substituted for the word \"Pakistan\" by Article 5 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Lows) order, 1972 (President's Order N...
17
12. Extent
12. This Regulation, so far as it relates to the confinement of persons for reasons connected with defence, external affairs or the security of 2[Bangladesh] extends to the whole of all the Governors’ Provinces; and so far as relates to other matters, extends to Bangladesh except Sind.
[]
40
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] STATE PRISONERS REGULATION, 1818
III
7th April, 1818
A Regulation for the confinement of State Prisoners.
1. Whereas reasons of the security of 2[Bangladesh] occasionally render it necessary to place under personal restraint individuals against whom there may not be sufficient ground to institute any judicial proceeding, or when such proceeding may not be adapted to the nature of the case, or may for other reasons be unadv...
false
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18
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18
12A. Governor’s Province
12A. In this Regulation references to a Governor’s Provinces mean East Pakistan and those areas in West Pakistan which immediately before the 14th day of October, 1955 were comprised in the Punjab, the North-West Frontier Province, Sind-Baluchistan including the Leased Areas, the Baluchistan States Union and the State ...
[]
41
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
false
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
1
2.
2. [Repeals.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (1 of 1903).
[ "388" ]
42
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
2
3.
3. to 35. Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
[ "388" ]
43
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
3
36. Rules for Khas management applied to purchases by Government
36. If a Collector shall at any time, being so instructed by either the Government or the Board, purchase on account of the Government an estate exposed to sale for the recovery of arrears of revenue, the rules applicable to the management of ordinary malguzari mahals held khas or farmed shall be considered applicable ...
[ "388" ]
44
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
false
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
4
37.
37. [Collector’s power to punish for contempt.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
[ "388" ]
45
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
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[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
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38. Government not liable for errors of Courts
38. It is hereby declared and enacted that the Government is not and shall not be held liable for any error or irregularity which may have occurred, or shall, occur, in any order, proceeding or decree of any Court of judicature, whether a revenue or other officer of the Government may or may not have been, or shall or ...
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46
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] GOVERNMENT INDEMNITY REGULATION, 1822
XI
22th November, 1822
A  Regulation for declaring the Government to be not liable  for any errors or irregularities in the proceedings of the Courts of Justice, and for making further provision for the conduct of the Revenue-officers in certain cases.
1.[Preamble.] Rep. by the Bengal Land-revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
6
39.
39. [Saving of Ben. Reg. I of 1821.] Rep. by the Bengal Land- revenue Sales Act, 1841 (XII of 1841).
[ "388" ]
47
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
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10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
1
2. Claims and disputes as to alluvial lands to be decided by usage when clearly recognised and established
2. Whenever any clear and definite usage of Shikast paiwast respecting the disjunction and junction of land by the encroachment or recess of a river may have been immemorially established, for determining the rights of the proprietors of two or more contiguous estates divided by a river (such as that the main channel o...
[ "388" ]
48
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
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10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
2
3. Where no usage established, claims how decided
3. Where there may be no local usage of the nature referred to in the preceding section, the general rules declared in the following section shall be applied to the determination of all claims and disputes relative to lands gained by alluvion or by dereliction either of a river or the sea.
[ "388" ]
49
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
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[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
3
4. Lands gained by gradual accession from recess of river or sea
4. First.-When land may be gained by gradual accession, whether from the recess of a river or of the sea, it shall be considered an increment to the tenure of the person to whose land or estate it is thus annexed, whether such land or estate be held immediately from the Government by a zamindar or other superior landho...
[ "388" ]
50
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
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[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
4
Extent of interest in increment of person in possession
Provided that the increment of land thus obtained shall not entitle the person in possession of the estate or tenure to which the land may be annexed to a right of property or permanent interest therein beyond that possessed by him in the estate or tenure to which the land may be annexed, and shall not in any case be u...
[ "388" ]
51
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
false
[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
5
When river by sudden change of course intersects estate
Second.-The above rule shall not be considered applicable to cases in which a river, by a sudden change of its course, may break through and intersect an estate, without any gradual encroachment, or may by the violence of stream separate a considerable piece of land from one estate and join it to another estate, withou...
[ "388" ]
52
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
false
[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
6
Chars thrown up in navigable river
Third.-When a char or island may be thrown up in a large navigable river (the bed of which is not the property of an individual), or in the sea, and the channel of the river or sea between such island and the shore may not be fordable, it shall, according to established usage, be at the disposal of the Government.
[ "388" ]
53
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
false
[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
7
Property therein when channel fordable
But if the channel between such island and the shore be fordable at any season of the year, it shall be considered an accession to the land, tenure or tenures of the person or persons whose estate or estates may be most contiguous to it, subject to the several provisions specified in the first clause of this section wi...
[ "388" ]
54
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
false
[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
8
.Chars, etc., thrown up in small shallow rivers
Fourth.- In small and shallow rivers, the beds of which, with the jalkar right of fishery, may have been heretofore recognised as the property of individuals, any sandbank or char that may be thrown up shall, as hitherto belong to the proprietor of the bed of the river, subject to the provisions stated in the first cla...
[ "388" ]
55
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
false
[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
9
Disputes relative to lands gained by alluvion or by dereliction not provided for by Regulation
Fifth.- In all other cases, namely, in all cases of claims and disputes respecting land gained by alluvion or by dereliction of a river or the sea, which are not specifically provided for by the rules contained in this Regulation, the Courts of Justice, in deciding upon such claims and disputes, shall be guided by the ...
[ "388" ]
56
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] ALLUVION AND DILUVION REGULATION, 1825
XI
26th May, 1825
A Regulation for declaring the rules to be observed in determining claims to lands gained by alluvion, or by dereliction of a river or the sea.
1. In consequence of the frequent changes which take place in the channel of the principal rivers that intersect the territories immediately subject to the Presidency of Fort William and the shifting of the sands which lie in the beds of those rivers, chars or small islands are often thrown up by alluvion in the midst ...
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[ "1319", "388" ]
10
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
10
5. Encroachments on beds of navigable rivers and other obstructions
5. Nothing in this Regulation shall be construed to justify any encroachments by individuals on the beds or channels of navigable rivers, or to prevent Zila Magistrate or any other officers of the Government who may be duly empowered for that purpose from removing obstacles which appear to interfere with the safe and c...
[ "388" ]
57
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
1
2. Appointment of Commissioners of revenue and Circuit for divisions specified
2. A Commissioner of Revenue and Circuit shall be appointed for each of the under-mentioned divisions : Provided, however, that it shall be competent to the 2[Government] by an order, to transfer any district or districts from one division to another, and to increase or reduce the number of Commissioners, if such a mea...
[ "388" ]
58
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
2
3.
3. [Commissioners invested with powers of Judges of Circuit and Courts of Circuit collectively; period of holding sessions, etc.] Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1874 (XVI of 1874)].
[]
59
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
3
4.
4. Section 4 was omitted by the Bangladesh Laws (Repealing and Amending) Order, 1973 (President's Order No. 12 of 1973), Article 3, Schedule.
[]
60
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
4
5.
5. [Repeal of inconsistent provisions.] Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1874 (XVI of 1874).]
[]
61
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
5
6.
6. [Repeal of inconsistent provisions.] Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1903 (I of 1903).]
[]
62
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
6
7.
7.  [Offices of Superintendents of Police abolished; Commissoners to perform duties of Superintendents; tender of pardon to accomplices; Powers of Commissioners of Cuttack and Midnapore.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (I of 1903).
[]
63
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
7
8.
8. [Offices of Superintendents of Police abolished; Commissoners to perform duties of Superintendents; tender of pardon to accomplices; Powers of Commissioners of Cuttack and Midnapore.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (I of 1903).
[]
64
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
8
9.
9.    First.- [Powers of Commissioners of Arakan and Assam.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (I of 1903).      Second.- [Conferment of powers on the Commissioner for the districts of the Northern Doab, etc.] Rep. (except in certain Scheduled areas) by the North-Western Provinces Land- Revenue Act, 1873 (XIX of 1873). (C...
[]
65
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] REVENUE COMMISSIONERS REGULATION, 1829
I
1th January, 1829
A Regulation for constituting Commissioners of Revenue and Circuit
1. The system in operation for superintending the magistracy and the police, and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue-officers 2[***] has been found to be defective. The Courts of Appeal and Circuit, as now constituted, partly from the extent of country placed under their authority, and partly from their...
false
[ "1320", "388" ]
9
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] The commas and words \", and for controlling and directing the executive Revenue officers, who in several cases are also magistrates,\" were omitted by Article...
9
10.
10. [Abolition of office of Mufassal Special Commissioner; modification of practice under Regs. I of 1821 and I of 1823.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903).
[]
66
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
[ "1321", "388" ]
6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
1
2. Sati declared illegal and punishable
2. The practice of sati or burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is hereby declared illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
[ "388" ]
67
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
[ "1321", "388" ]
6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
2
3. Zamindars, etc., responsible for immediate communication to police of intended sacrifice Penalty in case of neglect
3. First.- All Zamindars, talukdars or other proprietors of land, whether malguzari or lakhiraj, all sadar farmers and under-renters of land of every description, all dependent talukdars, all naibs and other local agents, all officers employed in the collection of the revenue and rents of lands on the part of the Gover...
[ "388" ]
68
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
[ "1321", "388" ]
6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
3
Police how to act on receiving intelligence of intended sacrifice
Second.- Immediately on receiving intelligence that the sacrifice declared illegal by this Regulation is likely to occur, the police daroga shall either appear in person to the spot, or depute his muharrir or jamadar, accompanied by one or more barkandazes and it shall be the duty of the police officers to announce to ...
[ "388" ]
69
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
[ "1321", "388" ]
6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
4
How to act when intelligence of sacrifice does not reach them until after it has taken place
Third.- Should intelligence of a sacrifice declared illegal by this Regulation not reach the police officers until after it shall have actually taken place, or should the sacrifice have been carried into effect before their arrival at the spot, they will nevertheless institute a full inquiry into the circumstances of t...
[ "388" ]
70
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
[ "1321", "388" ]
6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
5
4.
4. [Trial of persons concerned in the sacrifice; sentence of death by Court of Nizamat Adalat.] Rep. by Act XVII of 1862.
[ "388" ]
71
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] SATI REGULATION, 1829
XVII
4th December, 1829
A Regulation for declaring the practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus illegal and punishable by the Criminal Courts.
1. The practice of sati or of burning or burying alive the widows of Hindus is revolting to the feelings of human nature; it is nowhere enjoined by the religion of the Hindus as an imperative duty; on the contrary, a life of purity and retirement on the part of the widow is more especially and preferably inculcated, an...
false
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6
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972)." ]
6
5.
5. [Trial of persons concerned in the sacrifice; sentence of death by Court of Nizamat Adalat.] Rep. by Act XVII of 1862.
[ "388" ]
72
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
1
2.
2. [Repeal of provisions of Regulation VII of 1822, as to mode of determining jama to be demanded from mahal] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (I of 1903).
[ "388" ]
73
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
2
3.
3. [Repeal of provisions of Regulation VII of 1822 as to investigation of claims simultaneously with determination of Government demand.] Rep. by the Amending Act, 1903 (I of 1903). The 2[Government] will hereafter determine the order in which the above matters shall be respectively disposed of.
[ "388" ]
74
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
3
4.
4. [Repeal of parts of the Bengal Land-Revenue Settlement Regulation, 1828 (IV of 1828.] Rep. by the Repealing Act, 1874 (XVI of 1874).
[ "388" ]
75
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
4
5. When Collector making settlements considers arbitration necessary, he may fix period for production of award
5. In addition to section 33, Regulation VII of 1822 it is hereby enacted that whenever any judicial question may be depending before a Collector or other officer employed in making settlements under the provisions of Regulation VII of 1822, in which the interests of justice may, in the opinion of such officer, require...
[ "388" ]
76
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
5
6. When Collector may summon panchayat
6. In that case, if the parties shall refuse or neglect to produce such award within the term limited, it shall be lawful for the Collector or other officer to summon a panchayat, to be composed of three or five impartial and otherwise competent persons of good repute for the trial of the matter at issue.
[ "388" ]
77
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
6
7. Procedure of Panchayat
7. After duly considering the statement and evidence offered by the parties, or, in case of the default or recusance of either, the statements and evidence produced by the party in attendance, the panchayat shall declare their opinions, and judgment shall be recorded according to the sentence of the majority. The super...
[ "388" ]
78
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
7
8. Bar of appeal:- submission to second panchayat
8. No appeal shall be allowed from such decisions, which shall be immediately executed and maintained unless the Commissioner, subject to the control of the Board of Revenue should think proper, for any special reason, to direct that the case shall be submitted to another panchayat for decision.
[ "388" ]
79
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
8
9. Non-suit of suit to set aside decision: also suits against arbitrators
9. Any suit brought before any Court of Justice to set aside a decision made in conformity with the above rules shall be non-suited with costs.
[ "388" ]
80
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
9
10. Property lost by arbitrators decision non-suited
10. In like manner any suit brought before any Court of Justice against the arbitrators, collectively, or individually, appointed in conformity with the rules prescribed, to recover from them the value of the property lost by the decision founded on their award, shall be non-suited with costs.
[ "388" ]
81
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
10
11. Intention of rules as to malikana in section 5, Regulation VII, 1822
11. It is hereby declared that the rules concerning malikana contained in section 5, Regulation VII of 1822, were intended to have a prospective effect only, and to be applicable solely to settlements made under that Regulation, and to recusance tendered at the completion of such settlements.
[ "388" ]
82
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
11
12. Village-accounts
12. It is further enacted that the village-accounts which are required to be kept in such manner and form as has heretofore been the custom, or in such other mode as may hereafter be prescribed by the Board of Revenue shall be prepared in duplicate sets-one for deposit in the office of patwari, and one for deposit in t...
[ "388" ]
83
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
12
13. Account to be furnished according to directions of Board
13. The several accounts required for deposit in the pargana and Zila Revenue-offices, as above-stated, instead of being delivered at the expiration of every six months, as prescribed by the rules at present in force, shall be furnished in such mode and at such periods as the Board may direct. They shall be open to the...
[ "388" ]
84
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
13
14.
14. [Penalties to landholders for not conforming to rules regarding village accounts.] Rep. by the Bengal Rent Act, 1859 (X of 1859).
[ "388" ]
85
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
14
15.
15. [Penalties to landholders for not conforming to rules regarding village accounts.] Rep. by the Bengal Rent Act, 1859 (X of 1859).
[ "388" ]
86
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
15
16. Appointment of Deputy Collector
16. It shall be competent to the 1[Government] to appoint to any revenue jurisdiction a Deputy Collector, with the powers hereinafter specified.
[ "388" ]
87
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
16
17.
17. [Persons eligible to office, and how appointed.] Rep. by the Repealing and Amending Act, 1914 (X of 1914).
[ "388" ]
88
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
17
18.
18. [Monthly allowance how fixed, and susceptible of increase.] Rep. by the Repealing and Amending Act. 1914 (X of 1914).
[ "388" ]
89
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
18
19.
19.   [Solemn   declaration   to be made by Deputy Collectors.] Rep. by the Indian Oaths Act, 1873 (X of 1873).
[ "388", "29" ]
90
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
19
20. Subordination of Deputy Collectors
20. The Deputy Collectors appointed under this Regulation are to be in all respects subordinate to the Collector under whom they may be placed, and are required to perform all duties assigned to them by that functionary.
[ "388" ]
91
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
20
21. Duties in which Collectors may employ them
21. It will be at the discretion of the latter officer to employ them in settlement-duties under the provisions of Regulation VII, 1822, in the superintendence of the Government Khas Mahals, and generally in the transaction of any other part of the duties of a Collector.
[ "388" ]
92
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
THE [***] LAND-REVENUE (SETTLEMENT AND DEPUTY COLLECTORS) REGULATION, 1833
IX
9th September, 1833
A Regulation to modify certain portions of Regulation VII of 1822 to provide for the more speedy and satisfactory decision of judicial questions cognisable by officers of revenue employed in settlements under the above Regulation; for enforcing the production of the village- accounts; for the appointment of Deputy Coll...
1. Experience having demonstrated the expediency of modifying certain enactments of Regulation VII of 1822, also of providing a more speedy and satisfactory mode of deciding such judicial questions as may be cognisable by officers of the Revenue Department under that Regulation and of declaring the intent of the rules ...
false
[ "1322", "388", "29" ]
21
[ "[1] The word \"Bengal\" was omitted by Article 6 of the Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972 (President’s Order No. 48 of 1972).", "[2] Throughout this Regulation, the word \"Government\" was replaced for the words \"the Central Government\", \"the Government of Pakistan\", \"the Provincial Gover...
21
22. Their proceedings how recorded and how appealable
22. All proceedings held by a Deputy Collector appointed under this Regulation shall be recorded in his own name and on his own responsibility, subject to the revision and control of the Collector and appealable to the superior authorities in the usual course.
[ "388" ]
93
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Districts Act, 1836
XXI
11th September, 1836
false
[ "1", "430" ]
1
[ "[1] The word “BENGAL” was omitted by section 3 and 2nd Schedule of the Bangladesh Laws (Revision And Declaration) Act, 1973 (Act No. VIII of 1973).", "[2] The word “Provincial” was omitted by section 3 and 2nd Schedule of the Bangladesh Laws (Revision And Declaration) Act, 1973 (Act No. VIII of 1973)", "[3] Th...
1
1.Power to create new Districts
It shall be lawful for the 2[***] Government, by notification in the official Gazette, to create new districts in any part of Bangladesh.   3[Government may, from time to time, alter the limits of the existing districts in any part of Bangladesh].
[ "430" ]
94
Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
false
[ "2" ]
6
[]
1
1. Public Accountants to give security
1. Every public accountant shall give security for the due discharge of the trusts of his office, and for the due account of all moneys which shall come into his possession or control, by reason of his office.
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
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2. Amount and kind of security, and with what sureties
2. In default of any Act having special reference to the office of any public accountant, the security given shall be of such amount and kind, real or personal, or both, and with such sureties (regard being had to the nature of the office), as shall be required by any rules made or to be made from time to time, by the ...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
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3. “Public accountant” defined
3. For the purposes of sections 1 and 2 of this Act, the expression “public accountant” means any person who as Official Assignee or Trustee, or as sarbarahkar, is entrusted with the receipt, custody or control of any moneys or securities for money, or the management of any lands belonging to any other person or person...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
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4. Prosecution of accountants and sureties
4. The person or persons at the head of the office to which any public accountant belongs may proceed against any such public accountant and his securities for any loss or defalcation in his accounts, as if the amount thereof were an arrear of land-revenue due to Government.
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
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5. Enactments applied to proceedings by and against accountants
5. All Regulations and Acts now or hereafter to be in force for the recovery of arrears of land-revenue due to Government, and for recovery of damages by any person wrongfully proceeded against for any such arrear shall apply, with such changes in the forms of procedure as are necessary to make them applicable to the c...
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Final_v4_bdlaws_volume_1-26.json
Regulation V of 1799 to Act No. I of 1872
The Public Accountant's Default Act, 1850
XII
22nd March, 1850
For avoiding loss by the default of Public Accountants.
For better avoidance of loss through the default of public accountants; It is enacted as follows:-
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6. [Repealed]
6. [Repealed by the Repealing Act, 1870 (Act No. XIV of 1870).]
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