Government of India Reforms Office the Central Unrepealed Acts with Chronological Table and Index Vol IV from 1898-1907 both Inclusive

/ [Provincial Government] upon the certificate in Form B set forth in the schedule that any person is a leper and if it further appears do the Magistrate that the person is a pauper leper he may after recording the evidence on the above-mentioned points and his order thereon send the pauper leper in charge of a police-officer together with an order in Form C set forth in the schedule to a [...] Any person other than a pauper leper in respect of whom an Inspector of Lepers has issued a certificate in Form B set forth in the schedule declaring him to be a leper or has refused to issue a certificate in Form A set forth in the schedule may appeal against the issue or refusal of any such certificate to such officerl as may be appointed by the 2 [Provincial Government] in this behalf an [...] and in particular— (a) for the guidance of all or any of the officers discharging any duty under this Act ; and (b) for the management of and the maintenance of discipline in a leper asylum. [...] towards the cost of the establishment or maintenance or the establishment and maintenance of a leper asylum either within or without the local limits of such local authority ; (b) with the previous sanction of the z [Provincial Government] and subject to such conditions as that Government may prescribe appropriate any immoveable property vested in or under the control of such body as a site f [...] (Section 8.) To THE SUPERINUNDENT OF THE TIYPER ASYLUM AT WHEREAS it has been made to appear to me that (name and descrition) is a pauper leper as defined in the Lepers Act 1898 : This is to authorise you the said Superintendent to receive the said into your custody together with this be order and Bern safely to keep in the said asylum untilshe shall be dicharged by order of the Board or