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2 CHAPTER JY.—RAILWAY UNDER BRITISH JURISDICTION.
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4 CHAPTER IV.
5 RAILWAY UNDER BRITISH JURISDICTION.
6 THe Benaat-Naapour Ratiiway :(')
7 Comprising the sectiona(*) passing through the eastern part of the Feudatory State of Gangpur and the
8 Feudatory States of Seraikilla and Khursowan.
9 The British Enactments in force locally in these sections of the Bengal-Nagpur Railway
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11 British—Bengal-Nagpur Railway Enactments, namely,—
12 ],——Local Laws made by the Governor General in Council—
13 (a) Acta of the Governor General in Council locally applied.
14 (b) Special Local Laws.
15 2.—-Local Rules and Orders under Acts of the Governor General in Council locally applied.
16 ¢) A small portion of the Northern section of the Eastern Bengul State GE passes through a corner of the
17 Native State of Cooch Behar, but, so far as is known, no jurisdiction has been acquired by the British Government over
18 this portion of the line.
19 (*) In regard to the sections of this Railway which pass through other portions of the Feudatory State of Gangpur,
20 soo Notification 2188-1, dated the 21st May 1891 (Gazette of India, 1891, Pt. I, p. 288), which was published too late
21 for inecrtion in the present volume.
22 For information as to the sections of thia Railway which puss through Bamra, Khaisagarh, Nandgaon, Raigarh,
23 and Sadsi, Foudatory States of tho Central Provinces, and the Bewabh State in Central Iudia, see the Central India
24 Volume of these Liste.