1 4 [ Pant.
2 ALL NATIVE STATES IN INDIA.
3 oan ee ee =
4 1.—-Sratutes.(')
5 ~~
6 Yoar. Relgn,
7 —_,--——
8 1933) 9 & 4 Will.
9 IV.
10 1861| 24 & 25 Vict.
11 1865) 28 Vict.
12 1869) 32 & 33 Vict.
13 pe fete cog gia
14 (*) Max
15 67
16 15
17 98
18 =
19 —
20 British-Indstan Lnactments.
21 Extent of application.
22 Government of India —. | Section 73 empowers the Governor General in
23 Council to make Articles of War for the
24 government of Native oflicers and soldiers
25 in the Military Service of Her Majesty, and
26 for the administration of justice by Courts-
27 martial tobe holden over such officers and
28 soldiers; such articles to prevail and be in
29 force wheresoever such officers and soldiers
30 may be serving.
31 Indian Councils Act . | Section 22 empowers the Governor General in
32 Council to make laws and regulations for all
33 servants of the Government of India within
34 the dominions of Princes and States in
35 alliance with Her Majesty.
36 High Courts’ jurisdiction . | Section 3 empowers the Governor General
37 in Council to authorize and empower High
38 Courts to exercise jurisdiction in respect of
39 Christian subjects of Her Majesty resident
40 within the dominions of such of the Princes
41 and States of India in alliance with Her
42 Majesty as he may from time to time deter.
43 mine.
44 Legislative powers of Gov- | Section 1 empowers the Governor General in
45 ernor General in Council.) Council to make laws and regulations for all
46 British subjects of Her Majesty within the
47 dominions of Princes and States in India in
48 alliance with Her Majesty, whether in the
49 service of the Guverument of India or othe:-
50 wise,
51 Ditto . . . | Section 1 empowers the Governor General jn
52 Council to make laws and regulations for
53 Native Indian subjects of Her Majesty with-
54 out and beyond as well as within the Indian
55 territories under the dominion of Her Ma.
56 jesty.
57 RP GS NS RE ITT
58 of the Statutes iv this het only confer power on the Governor General in Council to make laws for British subjects 1 Native
59 )
60 Rtates, and # not presetitr such laws themeclves, but it is convenient to include them under this head,