The Calcutta Gazette. Extraordinary. Tuesday December 1 1931

4. (1) If in the opinion of the Local Government any land or building can be utilised as quarters or offices for public servants or for the accommodation of troops or police or prisoners or persons in custody the Local Government may by order in writing require the occupier or other person in charge of the land or building to place it at the disposal of Government at such time as may be speci [...] The District Magistrate may by order in writing prohibit or limit in such way as he may think expedient for the purposes of this Ordinance access to any building or place in the possession or under' the control of Government or of any railway administration or local authority or to any building or place in the occupation whether permanent or otherwise of His Majesty's Naval Military or Air [...] (5) The Local Government may award compensation out of the proceeds of a fine realised under this section to any person who in the opinion of the Local Government has. suffered injury to person or property by the unlawful act of the inhabitants of the area. [...] (1) The Local Government may invest the District Magistrate with the powers of a Local Government under section 4 and the District Magistrate may subject to the control of the Local Goverment delegate the powers so vested in him to any police officer not below the rank of Deputy Superintendent or to any military officer not below the rank of Captain. [...] The President of a Special Tribunal or a Special Magistrate may if he thinks fit order at any stage of a trial that the public generally or any particular person shall not have access to or be or remain in the room or building used by the Court : Provided tbat where in any case the Advocate-General certifies in writing to the Court that it is expedient in the interests of the public peace or