The Government of India: Supplementary Chapter, Indian Councils Act, 1909
The Government of India: Supplementary Chapter, Indian Councils Act, 1909
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An alteration in pursuance of the foregoing provisions of the mode of administration of any part of British India, or of the boundaries of any part of British India, does not affect the law for the time being in force in that part.
The power to take territory under the immediate authority of the Governor-General in Council (reproduced by s. 56 above) is qualified by the proviso that no law or regulation in force at any such time as regards any such portions of territory shall be altered or repe...aled except by law or regulation made by the Governor-General of India in Council (17 & 18 Vict. c. 77, s. 3).
The power to fix the limits of a province given by 24 & 25 Vict.
c. 67 ', s. 47, and reproduced by s. 57 above, is qualified by a similar proviso, * that any law or regulation made by the Governor or Lieu- tenant-Governor in Council of any presidency, division, province, or territory shall continue in force in any part thereof which may be severed therefrom by any such proclamation, until superseded by law or regulation of the Governor-General in Council, or of the Governor or Lieutenant-Governor in Council of the presidency, division, province, or territory to which such parts have become annexed.' The power exercisable under 28 & 29 Vict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An alteration in pursuance of the foregoing provisions of the mode of administration of any part of British India, or of the boundaries of any part of British India, does not affect the law for the time being in force in that part.
The power to take territory under the immediate authority of the Governor-General in Council (reproduced by s. 56 above) is qualified by the proviso that no law or regulation in force at any such time as regards any such portions of territory shall be altered or repe...aled except by law or regulation made by the Governor-General of India in Council (17 & 18 Vict. c. 77, s. 3).
The power to fix the limits of a province given by 24 & 25 Vict.
c. 67 ', s. 47, and reproduced by s. 57 above, is qualified by a similar proviso, * that any law or regulation made by the Governor or Lieu- tenant-Governor in Council of any presidency, division, province, or territory shall continue in force in any part thereof which may be severed therefrom by any such proclamation, until superseded by law or regulation of the Governor-General in Council, or of the Governor or Lieutenant-Governor in Council of the presidency, division, province, or territory to which such parts have become annexed.' The power exercisable under 28 & 29 Vict.
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