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2 ALP NATIVE STATES IN INDIA. APPENDIX A—continued.
3 Rules and orders under sections 84 and 62 of the Christian Marriage Act, XV
4 of 1872—continued.
5 solemnized under the aforesaid Act, and the form of the register-book of mairiages certified undor
6 Part VI of the same Act :—
7 I.—Scale of Fees.
8 Rs. A. P.
9 1.—For receiving each notice of marriage _.. : ; ‘ - 10 0
10 2.—For publishing each notice of marriage . é ° . - 200
11 3.—For the issuing of each certificate of marriage by a Marriage
12 Registrar . . : ‘ : . : , » 3s O QO
13 4,—For registering each marriage by a Marriage Registrar . »- 200
14 5.—For entering each protest against, or prohibition of the issue of,
15 & marriage certificate by'a Marriage Registrar ‘ - 10 O O
16 6.—For searching marriage register-books, or certificates or dupli-
17 cates or copies thereof for a period of not more than one year,
18 or, in the case of a search of the register-books or certificates
19 prescribed under sections 37, 61 and 62, for a period of not
20 more than two years ° ° ° . ; ° - 1 Oo
21 7.—For every additional year . ° 0 4 0
22 8.—For granting a copy of any entry in marriage register-books,
23 or certificates or duplicates or copies thereof under sections
24 63 and 79 e “ e e e ® e ® ry 1 0 0
25 II.— Rules.
26 I.—Fees levied by Marriage Registrars must, until further notice, be paid into the Government
27 Treasury, and shall be credited to provincial sersices, or in such other manner as may be directed by
28 the Government of India.
29 II.—Marriage Registrars are authorized to remit any portion, not exceeding three-fourths, of
30 the fees in cases where they may consider the parties unable to pay such fees in full
31 III.—The register-book prescribed in section 62 shall be kept in the form given in the fourth
32 schedule of the Indiap Christian Marriage Act, 1872.
33 1V.—The headings of the register-books prescribed in section 62 should be in the language of
34 the district in which the register is kept, with an English translation, but so much of it as has to
35 be filled in by the hand of the person performing the ceremony must be in his own vernacular
36 language.
37 : ¥ Applications for supply of :egister-books and of forms of certificate should be forwarded for
38 the sanction of the Local Government, the Agent to the Governor General, or other Chief Civil or
39 Political authority having, in immediate subordination to the Government of India, the control of
40 the relations with the Native State in which the marriage is solemnized.
41 [See Gazette of India, 1873, Part I, page 902.]
42 Orders under the Administrator General’s Act, II of 1874, as to Presidencies within
43 which Native States should be included for purposes of the Act.
44 No. 101-J., dated the 19th July, 1878.—In exercise of the power*conferred by section 3 of Act II
45 of 1874 (the Administrator Generals Act), the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that
46 the domirions of Princes and States in India in alliance with Her Majesty shall, for the purposes of
47 the said Act, be included in the Presidencies of Bengal, Madras, and Bombay, respectively, as
48 fullows(!) :—
49 IN THE PRESIDENCY OF BENGAL.
50 Cooch Behar. The Tributary Mahals of Cuttack.
51 Hill Tipperah. Rampur.
52 Manipur. Tebri (Garb wal).
53 The States in the Jaintia and Khdai Baghal.
54 Hills. Baghat.,
55 The Tributary Mahals of Chutié Nag- Bhawalpore.
56 pur. Balsan.
57 >
58 @) Owing to the great length of the list of Native States appended to this Notification, only the portions relating to the
59 States in Northern India haye been set out,