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2 CHAPTER I.—(1)—THE DELHI STATES.
3 er Sate mate Se ee ee gee ae a a a re rece eet
4 CHAPTER I.
5 THE NATIVE STATES.
6 (1)—Tux Deiat States;
7 Compnising the following, namely :—
8 Pataudi, Luharu, and Dujana.
9 [ For the relations of the British Government with these States, see Aitchison’s Treaties,
10 Vol. VI, pages 1—12. ‘The Commissionef of the Delhi Division, for the time being, is the
11 Agent to the Lieutenant-Governor in respect of these States. ]
12 There are no British Enactments, so far as is known, in force locally in these States. (!)
13 Notes.
14 1.—Delegation of functions with respect to suits against Chiefs.—By Notification
15 No. 1369-I., dated the 29th March, 1889, the Local Government of the Panjab and its
16 Secretaries haye been authorised, under section 438, sub-section (4), of the Code of Civil
17 Procedure, to exercise, in respect of the Nawabs of these States, the functions assigned by sub-
18 sections (1), (2) and (3) of that section to the Governor General in Council and a Secretary to
19 the Government of India, respectively, (See Gazette of India, 1889, Part 1, page 187.)
20 II.—Railway Lands.—Jurisdiction over the lands occupied by the Rajputana State
21 Railway in the Pataudi State, and over those occupied by the Rewari-l'erozepore Railway in the
22 Dujana State, has been acquired by the British Government. (See Chapter VI of this Part,
23 infra, pages 104 and 108.) =
24 () As to the application of sections 4 to 16 (inclusive), 19, 20, 24. and 29 of the European Vagrancy Act, 1874, to
25 Native States within the Panjab, see footnote on page 7, supra,