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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184 [Parr VI.

2CHAPTER UL—KASUMPTI— continued

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4APPENDIX.

5Notifications relating to the admunsstration of Crvil and Criminal Justice and the

6Police and to Municipal Government,

7No. 1516-I., dated the 13th May, 1885.—Whereas the Rdjé of Keortthal has granted to the

8British Government full juriediction within a tract of land adjoining the Municipality of Simla, and

9wore particularly described in the schedule hereto annexed :—

10In exorcise of such jurisdiction, and of the powers conferred by sections 4 and 6 of Act XXI of

111879 (the Foreign Jurisdiction and Extradition Act), and of all other powers enabling him in this

12bebalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to notify as follows :—

13(1) Except as hereinafter provided, all laws, regulations, rules, bye-laws, and orders for the

14time being in force in the Municipality of Simla, in the Simla District of the Panjab,

15shall also be in force in the aforesaid tract of land.

16(2) The Deputy Commissioner of the Simla District, the Commissioner of the Delhi Division,

17the Financial Commissioner of the Panjab, and the Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab

18and its Dependencies for the time being, and the Chief Court of the Panjab, respectively,

19shall exercise within the aforesaid tract of land the same executive powers as they may

20respectively exercise within the British territories subject to their jurisdiction.

21(3) All British Courts established within the Municipality of Simla shall, within the afore-

22said tract of land, exercise the jurisdiction which they are, from time to time, respect-

23ively empowered to exercise within the limits of the said Municipality,

24(4) Within the aforesaid tract of land the administration of police shall be vested in the Dis-

25trict Superintendent of Police of the Simla District, who shall exercise the same police

26powers as may be exercised by him under any law, rule, regulation, bye-law or order for

27the time being in force in the Simla Municipality, in subordination to the Deputy Com-

28missioner of the Simla District, the Deputy Inspector-General of Police of the Umballa

29Circle, the Inspector-General of Police in the Panjab, and the Lieutenant-Governor of

30the Panjab and its Dependencies.

31(5) Unless and until the Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab so directs, the Panjab Municipal

32Act (Act XITI of 1884) and the regulations, rules, bye-laws, or orders made under the

33said Act shall not extend to the aforesaid tract of land.

34The Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab may, by notification in the official Gazette, extend,

35with or without auch modifications as he thinks fit, the whole or any part of the said

36Act, or of any regulations, rules, bye-laws, or orders made under the said Act to the

37aforesaid tract.

38(6) All officers serving under the Lieutenant-Governor of the Panjab, who exercise any

39authority or jurisdiction within the limits of the said Municipality, shall, if required

40by the Deputy Commissioner of the Simla District or the Commissioner of the Delhi

41Division, also exercise such authority or jurisdiction within the aforesaid tract of land,

42in subordination to the same control that regulates the exercise of that authority

43or jurisdiction withio the limits of the said Municipality.

44‘ ScHEDULE.

45The tract of land comprising an area of 49 acres 1 pole 27 yarda, and delineated on the plan

46annexed to the lease executed by the Raja of Keonthal on the 24th October, 1884.

47[See Gazette of India, 1885, Pt. I, p. 296.]

48Wo. 3494-],, dated the 15th October, 1885.—The powers conferred on the Lientenant-Governor

49of the panes by the Notification of the Government of Indin, Foreign Department, No. 1616-I.,

50dated the 15th May, 18865, of extending with or without modifications the whole or any part of

51the Panjab Municipal Act, 1884, or any regulations, rules, bye-laws, or orders made under that

52Act, may be exercised from time to time as occasion requires.

53(2) The Lieutenant-Governor may at any time revoke or vary a Notification issued in exercise

54of the said power. :

55[See Gazette of India, 1886, Pt.I,p 584.]

56No. 1335-8,, dated the 16th September, 1885.—In the exercise of the power delegated to him by

57the Governor General in Council jn the fifth clause of the Notification of the Government of India,

58Foreign Departuient, No. 1516-I., dated the 15th May, 1885, the Honorable the Lieutenant-Governor

59ie pleasdd to extend, to the tract of land to which that Notification relates, the Panjab Municipal

60XIII of 1864,