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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2CHAPTER VI.—(1)—DELHI-UMBALLA-KALKA RAILWAY.

3APPENDIX B.

4Notification declaring Laws tn force and providing for Executive, Judicial and

5Police administratiog. ;

6No. 4167-I., dated the 9th December, 1890.—Whereas His Highness the Mfhérdjé of Patiala

7and the Chief of Kalsia have granted to the British Government full jurisdiction within thé lands

8which lie within their he ‘late States, and are ocoupied, or may be hereafter occupied, by the

9Delhi-Umballa-Kalka Railway (including the lands occupied by stations, by out-buildings, and for

10other Railway purposes): In exercise of this Jurisdiction, and of the powers conferred oe sections

114 and 6 of the Foreign Jurisdiction and Extradition Act, 1879, and of all other powers enabling

12him in this behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to issue the following orders :-=—

131, All laws for the time being in force in the Umballa District of the Panjab shall be deemed

14to be in force in the aforesaid lands.

152. The Deputy Commissioner of the Umballa District, the Commissioner of the Delhi Division,

16the Financial Commissioners of the Panjab, and the Lieutenant-Governor of the

17Panjab and its Dependencies, for the time being, shall respectively have within the

18aforesaid lands the same executive powers as they may, reapectively, exercise within

19the British territories subject to their administration.

208, British Courts having jurisdiction within the Umballa District may exercise within the

21arate lands the jurisdiction which they, respectively, exercise within the said

22istrict.

234. Within the aforesaid lands the administration of the Police shall be vested in the Assistant

24Inspector-General of Railway Police, or such other officer as the said Lieutenant-

25Governor may appoint, by name or in virtue of his office, in that behalf. The

26Assistant Inspector General or other officer aforesaid shall have the same police pe

27as may be exercised by the District Superintendent of Police, under any law for the

28time being in force, mm the Umballa District, in subordination to the Deputy Commis-

29sioner of the Umballa District and the Inspector-General of Police in the Panjab.

30[See Gazette of India, 1890, Pt. I, p. 875 J