Lists Of British Enactments In Force In Native States, Northern India 1891 Comprising The Native States In Bengal, Assam, Burma, The North-Western Provinces And The Panjab, the Native States Of Kashmir And Nepal, And The Native States in Baluchistan Corrected Up To The 20th May 1891

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1PansaB Native STATES. 93

2CHAPTER V.—DERA GHAZI KHAN FRONTIER TRACTS—continued.

3APPENDIX.

4Notification applying enactments and arranging for admintsiration of Criminal

5Justice.

61, The tract situated between Wo. 1771-F., dated the 15th November, 1889,— Whereas the Governor

7tho countries of the Khet- General in Council has power and jurisdiction within the tracts noted

8ran, Marri, and Rugtitribes . : <6 4 xe

9and the plains of the Dera in the margin. In exercise of such lie and jurisdiction, and of the

10rene! Khan District. ie owers conforred by sections 4 and 5 of the Foreign Jurisdiction and

11* serge Obits Headics on wxtradition Act, XXI of 1879, and of all other powers enabling him

12the north and west, by the -in this behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to make the

13country of the Hil!" Lag- —

14haris Zt the south and following orders :

15Dera Ghazt Khan Distiict

16on the east.

17PART I.

181. (1) The provisions, so far as they can be made applicable in the circumstances for the time

19being, and as amended for the time being by subsequent enactments, of the enactments specified in

20the First Schedule to this Part, are hereby applied to the aforesaid tracts, subject, in the case of the

21Code of Criminal Procedure and the Panjab Frontier Crimes Regulation, to the modifications speci-

22fied in the Second Schedule to this Part.

23(2) For the purpose of facilitating the application of the said enactments to the said tracts an

24Magistrate or Court for those tracts may construe any provision in any such enactment with suc

25alterations not affecting the substance as may be necessary or proper to adapt it to the matter before

26the Magistrate or Court.

27THE FIRST SCHEDULE.

28ENACTMENTS APPLIED.

29Numbor and year, Bubject.

30Act XLV of 1860. Penal Code.

31Act XXIII of 1867. Panjab Murderous Outrages.

32Act IX of 1877. eee and amending Act XXIII of

33Act X of 1882. Criminal Procedure

34Regulation 1V of 1887. Panjab Frontier Crimes.

35THE SECOND SCHEDULE.

36MopIFICATIONS IN THE CoDE oF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE AND THE PangaB FRONTIER

37CRIMES REGULATION

38(1) In the Code of Criminal Procedure—

39(a) The Court of Session may take cognizance of any offence as a Court of original

40jurisdiction without the accused person being committed to it by a Magistrate,

41and shall, when so taking cognizance of any offence, follow the procedure

42Hie a by the Code of Criminal Procedure for the trial of war:ant cases by

43istrates

44(5) No ann eal shall lie from any order of the Sessions Judge.

45(c) Trials before the Court of Session may, in the discretion of the Sessions Judge, be

46without jury or the aid of assessors.

47(2) In the Panjab Frontier Crimes Regulation, 1887—

48(a) For section 1, sub-sections (2), (3), (4), (5) and (6), the following shall be substituted,

49namely :—

51persons of any such class as the Local Government may, by notification in the official Gazette, de-

52clare to be exempt therefrom, or (3) any person in the civil or military service of the Govéroment

53unless such person is accused of having committed an offence conjointly with a persgn to whom this

54Regulation applies.”