The Calcutta Gazette. Thursday June 4 1936. Part VI

2. When the Governor General in Council is satisfied from a complaint report or otherwise that unfair competition exists in the coastal traffic of British India or of the continent of India by the lowering of the usual rates of fare or freight or by the grant of rebates or other concessions in any way whatsoever it shall subject to the provisions of the Goverment of India Act be lawful for [...] (d) In case of transfer of a Muslim Judicial officer pening the trial of suit under this Act and his substitution by a non-Muslim Officer the record of the case shall be sent back to the District Judge of the District where the suit was instituted and the said District Judge shall dispose of the case in accordance with (b) and (c) mentioned above. [...] g. of the Patna High Court in the case of Shyampada De pleader reported in Volume XVT of the Patna Law Times for 1935 at page 781 and of the Chief Court of Oudh in the case of Pandit Har Prasad Sand Advocate reported in Part 29 of the Oudh Weekly Notes for 1935 at page 1029) have cast a doubt upon the rights of Legal Practitioners to enter into any trade or business and for the matter of t [...] 2. When the Governor General in Council is satified from a complaint report or otherwise that unfair competition exists in the coastal traffic of British India or of the continent of India by the lowering of the usual rates of fare or freight or by the grant of rebates or other concessions in any way whatsoever it shall subject to the provisions of the Government of India Act be lawful for [...] The object of this Bill is to safeguard the interests of Sikhs in observing the dictates of their religion in the matter of possessing or carrying Kirpans and to make the law in connetion therewith uniform in the whole of British India.