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 VIL.—(4)—RAJPUTANA-MALWA (REWARI-FEROZPUR) RAILWAY.

3APPENDIX F.

4Notifications declaring Laws in force, and providing Jor Hxecutive, Judicial and

5Police administration,

6(Faridkot and Nabha Sectior®.)

7No. 2925-I., dated the 28th August, 1885.—Wherens His Highness the Raéjé of Nabha and His

8Highness the Raja of Faridkot have granted to the British Government full jurisdiction within

9the lands which lie within their respective States, and are occupied, or may be hereafter occupied, by

10the Rewari-Ferozpur State Railway (including the lands occupied as stations, out-buildings, and

11for other purposes connected with the Railway within their territories): In exercise ot thie juris-

12diction, and of the powers conferred by sections 4 and 5 of the Foreign Jurisdiction and Extradi-

13tion Act, 1879, and of all other powers enabling him in this behalf, the Governor General in

14Council is pleased to issue the following Notification :—

151. All laws for the time being in force in the Ferozpur District of the Panjab are hereby ex-

16tended to the aforesaid lands.

172. The Deputy Commissioner of the Ferozpur District, the Commissioner of the Jullunder

18Division, the Fingncial Commissioner of the Panjab, and the Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab

19and its Dependencies, for the time being, shall respectively have within the nforesaid lands the samo

20executive powers as they may respectively exercise within the British territories subject to their

21administration.

223. British Courts having jurisdiction within the Ferozpur District may exercise within the

23aforesaid lands the jurisdiction which they respectively exercise within the said district.

244, Within the aforesaid lands the administration of the Police shall be vested in the Assistant

25Inspector-General of Railway Police, or such other officer as the said Lieutenant-Governor may

26appoint, by name or in virtue of his office, in that behalf. The Assistant Inspector-General or

27other officer as aforesaid shall have the same police powers as may be exercised by the District

28Superintendent of Police under any law for the time being in force in the Ferozpur District, in

29subordination to the Deputy Commissioner of the Ferozpur District and the Inspector-General of

30Police in the Panjab.(')

31[See Gazette of India, 1885, Pt. I, p. 522. }

32(Patiala, Jhind and Dujana Sections.)

33No. 3927-1., dated the 5th November, 1886.—Wherenas His Highness the Mahfraéjé of Patiala,

34His Highness the Rajé of Jhind and the Nawab of Dujana have granted to the British Govern-

35ment full jurisdiction within the lands which lie within their respective States, and are occupied, or

36may be hereafter occupied, by the Rewari-Ferozpur State Railway (including the lands occupied as

37stations, out-buildings, and for other Railway purposes): In exercise of this jurisdiction, and of the

38powers conferred by sections 4 and 6 of the Foreign Jurisdiction and Extradition Act, 1879, and of

39all other powers enabling bim in this behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to issue

40the following Notification :—

411. All laws for the time being in force in the Hissar District of the Panjab are hereby

42axtended to the aforesaid lands.

432. The Deputy Commissioner of the Hissar District, the Commissioner of the Delhi Division,

44the Financial Commissioners of the Panjab, and the Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab and its

45Dependencies, for the time being, shall respectively have within the aforesaid lands the same execu-

46tive powers as they muy respectively exercise within the British territories subject to their adiminis-

47tration.

488. British Courts having jurisdiction within the Hissar District may exercise within the

49aforesaid lands the jurisdiction which they respectively exercise within the said district.

504. Within the aforesaid lands the administration of the Police shall be vested in the Aasistant

51Inspector-Genoral of Railway Police, or such other officer as the said Lieutenant-Governor may

52appoint, by name or in virtue of office, in that bebalf. The Assistant Inspector-General or other

53officer as aforesaid shall have the same police powers as may be exercised by the District Superin-

54tendent of Police under any law for the time being in force in the Hissar District, in subordina-

55tion to the Deputy Commissioner of the Hissar District and the Inspector-General of Police in the

56Panjab.(*)

57[See Gazette of India, 1886, Pt. I, p. 666.] :

580 See now Notifications Nos, 4308-1., 4 and 1454, dated respectively the 18th Devember, 1890, and 6tb January and luth

59March 1591, printed supra, p, 122.

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