District Muinsiff Madras Act-1835

advtanmoy 15/06/2021

BE it enacted that such parts of any of the Regulations in force, as authorize the District Munsiffs within the Presidency of Fort St. George to receive any Fee or Commission for duties performed by them, are hereby rescinded; and District Munsiffs within that Presidency, shall not be entitled to receive any emolument whatever, beyond their fixed monthly allowances.

DISTRICT MUNSIFFS, MADRAS
ACT NO. V OF 1835
(Rep, by Act 8 of 1868)
[13th March, 1835.]

Passed by the Right Honorable the Governor General of India in Council on the 13th March 1835.

BE it enacted that such parts of any of the Regulations in force, as authorize the District Munsiffs within the Presidency of Fort St. George to receive any Fee or Commission for duties performed by them, are hereby rescinded; and District Munsiffs within that Presidency, shall not be entitled to receive any emolument whatever, beyond their fixed monthly allowances.

 

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