REGISTERED No. L. 3131.
The Gazette of India
EXTRAORDINARY.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1937.
GOVEERNMENT OF INDIA.
FOREIGN AND POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
NOTIFICATIONS.
New Delhi, the 31st March 1937.
No. 180-1. B.—In exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1992, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that the following further amendment shall be made in the First Schedule to the notification of the Government of India in the Foreign Depart- ment, No. 8510-1. B., dated the 3rd November 1913, applying certain enactments to Berar, namely : —
In the said Schedule, after entry No. 215 the following entry shall bo inserted, namely :—•
" 210. The Arbitration In section 3, the words (Protocol and Conven- and figures " in the tion) Act, 1937 (VI of Indian Arbitration 1937)." Act, 1899, or " shall
be omitted.
No. 181-1. B.—Whereas, by a deed of cession dated the 27th March 1937, the lands set out in the Schedule have been retroceded to the AkalkotDarbar:
And whereas, by and under the Raid deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is exercisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf:
Now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exercisable, and all enactments, noti- fications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retroces- sion shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively, in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been made.
SCHEDULE.
All lands situated within the territory of the Akalkot State and occupied by the South East Main Line of the Great Indian Peninsula Bail- way, about 18 miles in length, whether acquired in 1865 or subsequently.
No. 182-I. B.—-Whereas, by a deed of cession dated the 27th March 1987, the lands set out in the Schedule have been retroceded to the Nawab of Sachin ;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is exer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
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J 36 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTBAOBDINAEY MAECH 3], 1937.Now therefore, hi exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exercisable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders avid bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retrocession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands'as if the said retrocession hacl not been made.
SCHEDULE.
So much land in the villages of Kunsar, Oodhna, Vercha, Oon and Sachin as was ceded by the Nawab of Sachin for railway purposes.
No. 183-1. B.—Whereas, by a deed of cession dated the 26th March 1937, the landu set out in the Schedule have been retroceded to the Babawalpur State;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of
cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is exer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, and (ill other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf the Governor Genoral in Council is pleased to direct that not- withstanding the said retrocession, all autnority exercisable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retrocession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respec- tively in the said lands as if the said retroces- sion had not been made.
SCHEDULE.
i. All land situated within the territories of the Buhawalpur State and occupied by the Indus Valley Stato Bailway now known as the Heti-Adamwahan Section of the North Western Railway (Lahore Karachi Line") about 150 miles in length averaging 200 feet in width acquired in 1872 and thereafter.
ii. Land near the Samasatta Kailway Station used for fuel depot by the Railway Department and acquired in 1881.
iii. Land forming part of the Khanpur Hail-
wav Station acquired in 1886.
No. 184-1. B.—Whereas, by a deed of cession dated the 18th March 1937, the lands set out in the Schedule have been retroceded to His Highness the Maharaja Gaekwar of Earoda;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is oxer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exercisftble, and all enactments, noti- fications, rulos, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retro- cession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been made,
SciIKDULH.
So much land in the village of Khambhalia or Khambhali in the Petlad taluka of Baroda State as was ceded by His Highness the Maharaja Gaekwar of Baroda for railway pur- poses.
Wo. 185-1. B.—Whereas, bv a deed of cession, the lands set out in the Schedule have been retroceded to the Kothi State;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is exer- ciwable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in thftt bohalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor (1-onerul in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exercisable, and all onactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retro- cession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been mad©.
SOUEDULK.
D a to
, , Name of State to wtooh the land Description of the land. of
originally belonged.
Railway system and lino affected.
oesHlf)n-
G. I. P. Bailway Jubbul- 1883 .
pore Branoh.
Kothi Portion lying between the wontorn boundary of the Allahabad District and the Railway Station at Satna (exclusive) included in the jurifidiotion of the N.-W. (now United) Provinces in 1871.
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTKAOHDINABY, MAECH 31, 1937. 137No. 186-1. B.—Whereas, by a deed of cession dated the 30th March 1937, the lands sot out in the Schedule have boon rctroeeded to the Bown Darbar:
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of ovory kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor General in Council and is cxeroisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) •Order in Council, 1902, and all other powors enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exeroisable, all enactments, notifica- tions, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said lands immediately before such retrocession shall continue to be exorcisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been made.
SOHEDULB.
Description of the land with date of inclusion in British District. Name of State to which the land originally belonged.
Rewa
Date of cession.
Railway system and line effeotcd.
1863 .
G. I. P. Railway Jubbul-
pore Branch.
(a) Portion lying between tho Western houndary of the Allahabad District and the Kailway Station at Satna (exclusive) included in the jurisdiction of the N. W. (now United) Provinoes in 1871 and
(6) The portion lying botween the Railway Station at Satna (inclusive) and the Eastern boundary of the Jubbulpore District placed under the jurisdiction of the Central Provinces in 1871.
No. 187-1. B.—Whereas by a doed of cession, dated the 29th March 1937, the lands sot out in the schedule have bcon retroceded to the Panna Darbar:
And whereas, by and under the Baid deed of ^cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of •every kind over tho said lands continues to vest in the Governor-General in Council and is exercisable by him. in accordance , with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign -Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by the Indian (Foroign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor- General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all author- ity exercisable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retrocession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been made.
SOHKDULH.
Description of tho land.
Name of State to which the land originally belonged.
Panna
Date of oossion.
Railway system and line offeoted.
1863 & 1916 G. I. P. Railway Jubbul-
pore Branch.
Portion lying between the Western boundary of the Allahabad District and the Railway Station at Satna (nxcluRivo) inrludod in tho jurisdiction of tho !N\ W. (now United) Provinces in 1871.
No. 188-1. B.—Whereus by ft deed of cession, dated the 28th March 1937, the lands set out in the schedule have been retroceded to the Sobawal State:
And whereas, by and under the said deed of -cession, exclusivo power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor-General in Council and is exercisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under tho Indian (Foroign •Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling birn in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by tho Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902 and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor- General in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding tho said retrocession, all author- ity excreisable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retrocession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the said retrocession had not been made.
SCHEDULE.
Description of tho land.
Name of Stato to whioh the land originally bolonged.
Sohawal
Date of oession.
Railway system and line affeoted.
1803 .
G. I. P. Railway Jubbul-
poro Branch.
Portion lying between the Western boundary of the Allahabad Diatriot and the Railway station at Satna (oxoluaive) included in the jurisdiction of the N. W. (now United) Provinces in 1871.
13$ THE UAZETTE OF INDIA EXTBAOEDINABY/M-A'BCH 31, 1(J37.No. 189-1. B.—Whereat}, by a deed of cession, dated 'the 28th March 1937, the lands set out in tho schedule have beon retroceded to ihe, Ntigod State;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor-General in Council and is exer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Tndian ("Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order hi Council, 1902; and of all other powers , enabling him in that behalf, ihe. Governor- Gonoral in Council is pleased to direct that, notwithstanding the said retrocession, all authority exercisable, and till enactments,'noti- fications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retro- cession shall continue to be exercisable and in force, respectively in the said lands as if the* said retrocession had not been made.
SCHEDULE .
Description of the land.
Name of State to which tho land originally belonged.
Nagod
Railway system and line affected.
Date of cession.
1803 .
O. I. P. Railway Jubhul-
pore Branch.
Portion lying botwoen the Railway Station at Ratna (exclusive) and the Eastern houndary of the Jubbul- pore District, i.e., between l,he boundary of the Rewa and Maihar SttiteH, placed under the jurisdiction of the Central Provinces in 1871.
No. 190-1. B.—Whereas by a deed of cession, dated the 28th March 1087, the land& set out in the schedule have been retroceded do the Maihar State;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, ewlusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over tho said lands continues to vest in tfic Governor-General in Council and is exer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, and all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction) Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, the Governor- General in Council is pleased to direct that, not- withstanding tho siiid retrocession, all authority exercisable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in force, in the said land immediately before such retrocession shall continue do bo exercisable and in force, respec- tively in the said lands as if the said retrocession lias not been made.
SOHKDOLE.
Description of the land.
Name of State to which the land originally belonged.
Maihar
Railway system and line eiffeotod.
Date of oeHSion.
1803 .
G. I. P. Railway Jubhul-
poro Branch.
Portion lying between the Railway Station at, fiatna (exclusive) and tho ISasUrn boundary of tho Jubbul- pore District, i.e., from the Palna river to the IZuntom boundary of the Jubbulpore District placed under the jurisdiction of the Central Provinces in 1871.
No. 191-1. B.—Whereas by a deed of cession, dated ihe 28Lh March 3997, the lands set out in the schedule, have been retroceded to the Baraundha State;
And whereas, by and under the said deed of cession, exclusive power and jurisdiction of every kind over the said lands continues to vest in the Governor-General in Council and is exer- cisable by him in accordance with the powers vested in him under the Indian (Foreign Juris- diction) Order in Council, 1902, tind all other powers enabling him in that behalf;
Now1 therefore, in exercise of the powers con- ferred by the Indian (Foreign Jurisdiction") Order in Council, 1902, and of all other powers enabling him in that, behalf, tho Govenior- Geneml in Council is pleased to direct that, not- withstanding the said retrocession, nil authority exen-isable, and all enactments, notifications, rules, orders and bye-laws in forco, in tho said land immediately before such retrocession, shall' continue to be cxercisable and in force, respec- tively in dh" said lards as if the said retroces- sion had not been made.
SOHUDULE.
Description of tho land.
Name of State to which the land originally belonged.
Baraundha •
Date of cession.
Railway system and lino affected.
1883 .
G. I. P. Railway Jubbul-
pore Branoh.
Portion lying between the Western boundary of the Allahabad District and the Railway station at Rfttna (exolauive) included in the jurisdiction of tho N.-W. (now United) Provinces in 1871.
B. J. GLANCY,
Political 8eoy. to the Govt, of India..
THE GAZETTE OF INDIA EXTKAOKDIKARY^ MABOH 31, 1937. I3S(3) TSie Hazardous Occupations (Rubber) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
NOTIFICATIONS.
TREATIES (I. E. R.).
Rules, 1937,
(4) The Hazardous Occupations (Chro-
mium) Rules, 1937,
(5) The Hazardous Occupations (Cellulose
Spraying) Rules, 1987, and
(6) Tho Hazardous Occupations (Sand
Now Delhi, the 31nt March 1937.
No, 202 (3)-Tr. (I. E. R . ) . - In pursuance of sub-section. {H) of section 13 of the Indian Tea Control Act, 1938 (XXIV ot 1033), the Governor General in Council, ufter consulting the fndian Tea Licensing Committee and the Burma Tea Licensing Authority, is pleased to declare that the Burma Overseas Export Allotment of tea for the rinanciul year 1937-3H shall be 75,000 pounds avoirdupois.
Blasting) Rules, 1937,
published respectively with Notifications Nos. L.-3050 (1) to (fi), dated the 27th March 1937, on pages 770-8 of the Gazette, for the words, figures and brackets—
" 1. ((/) Title and application.—" read " 1.
Title u"d application.—(a)'.
A. G. CLOW,
Secy, to the Govt, of India.
New Delhi, the 30th March 1937.
No, 303 (26)-Tr. (I. E. R.).—In pursuance of section 13 of the Indian Rubber Control Act, 1034 (XXVIII of 1934), the Governor General in Council is pleased to declare that the per- missible maximum net exports of dry rubber from British India, excluding Burma, for the tnird and fourth quarters of 1937 shn.ll he 28124 Urns for each quarter, and that the permissible maximum net exports of dry rubber -from Burma for the same periods shall be 2025 tone for each quarter.
H, DOW, No. V.-26.—Corrigendum.—in the Indian Aircraft Huleu, 1937, published with Notification No, V.-26, dated the 28rd March 1937 on pages 633-719 of the Gazette of India (Part I), dated the 27th March 1937, in Schedule IV Lo the Rules on pages 713-714 of the Gazette, for the words and figures, "Figure 6.-—Red square panel prescribed in sub-rule (6) of rule 105'', reail "figure t).—Red square panel prescribed in sub-rule (6) of rule 105.
Offij. Secy, to Ihe Onvt. of India,
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIES AND
LABOUR.
N. MAHADEVA AIYAR,
Additional Dy. Secy, to the Govt, of India.
CORRIGENDA.
New Delhi, the 29th March 1937.
No. L.-3050— In the Gii/.etto of India (Part RESOLUTION.
Now Delhi, the 29th March 1937.
I), dated the 27th March 1937: —
1. In the Hazardous Occupations (Lead) Rules, 1937, published with Notification No. L.-8O5O, dated the 18th March 19B7, on pages 6-27-80 of the Gazette—
(a) in sub-rule (2) of rule 3 for "applied"
read "applied" ;
(b) in rule. 8, for the figures and word ";' to
vi" read "(i) to ("'/)"; and
(e) in rule 13 before the words "The Chief Inspector" insert the heading "Ex- ctuptiona",
2. hi rule 1 of each of the following sets of
rules, namely:—-
(1) The FlazardoiiH Occupations (Miscel-
laneous) Rules, 1937,
(2) The Hazardous Occupations (Aerated
Waters) Rules, 1937,
No. M.-75.—The Governor General in Coun- cil, with the sanction of His Majesty's Secre- tary of State for India in Council, is pleased to direct that the following further amendment shall be made in the rules regulating the grant by Local Governments of licenses to prospect for minerals and of mining leases in British India, published with the Resolution of the Government of India in the Department of Commerce and Industry, No. 7552-7581-121, dated the 15th September 1913, as subsequent- ly amended : —
In clause (viii) of rule 50 of the said Rules
for the words "two years" the words "three years" shall be substituted.
A. G. CLOW,
Secy, to the Govt, of India.
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