Codification in British India
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247 was shewn to the contrary, the Court would appoint a rela- LEG. VII. Tion as guardian under 3 in the place of the mother. " To protect the persons and properties of minor pro- Court ot Wards. Prietors of land, (outside the Presidency towns) power has been given to the Revenue authorities, under the name of Courts of Wards. The State being the guardian of all its minor subjects may delegate its guardianship to such of its tribunals as it deems fit and by the different Courts of Wards Regulat...ion and Acts it had delegated this right to the different Courts of Wards. But "in Bengal the Court of Wards was originally established more for the purpose of ensuring the collection of the revenue than for that of pro- tecting minor proprietors" (i). We are not concerned here with the history, constitution and power of the different Courts of Wards (2) but only with the question how far the law on this subject has been codified and whether there can be a Consolidating Act on this subject. The enactments re- lating to this subject are : (a] Beng.
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247 was shewn to the contrary, the Court would appoint a rela- LEG. VII. Tion as guardian under 3 in the place of the mother. " To protect the persons and properties of minor pro- Court ot Wards. Prietors of land, (outside the Presidency towns) power has been given to the Revenue authorities, under the name of Courts of Wards. The State being the guardian of all its minor subjects may delegate its guardianship to such of its tribunals as it deems fit and by the different Courts of Wards Regulat...ion and Acts it had delegated this right to the different Courts of Wards. But "in Bengal the Court of Wards was originally established more for the purpose of ensuring the collection of the revenue than for that of pro- tecting minor proprietors" (i). We are not concerned here with the history, constitution and power of the different Courts of Wards (2) but only with the question how far the law on this subject has been codified and whether there can be a Consolidating Act on this subject. The enactments re- lating to this subject are : (a] Beng.
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