XIX.—Order Empowering British Courts beyond the Limits of British India to send Warrants for the Execution of Capital Sentences to Officers in Charge of Prisons in British India

Title	XIX.—Order Empowering British Courts beyond the Limits of British India to send Warrants for the Execution of Capital Sentences to Officers in Charge of Prisons in British India
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