The Burma Code

2. Paist.— Viten the reasons stated in the preamble of this Regulation may seem to the Governor General in Council to require that an individual should be placed under personal restraint without any immediate view to ulterior proceedings of a judicial nature a warrant of commitment under the authority of the Governor General in Council and under the hand of the Chief Secretary or of one of the [...] Whenever the Governor General in Council shall be of opinion that the circunistanees which rendered the attachment of such estate necessary have ceased to operate and that the management of the estate can be committed t( the Lands of the proprietor without public hazard or inconvenience the Revs nue-authorities will be directed to release the estate from attachment to adjust the accounts of the [...] [ 8id 1 e7n'izary 15i5.] An Act to regulate Fihheries in British Burma.' WHEREAS the exclusive right of fishing in British Burma 2 in such fisheries as are hereinafter mentioned belongs by the custom of the country to the Government : And whereas it is expedient to provide for the protection of this right and for conceding the enjoyment of it to the public or to individuals gratuitously or in [...] 8.4 The Chief Commissioner e may from time to time with the previous Sanction of the Governor General in Council make rules 4 for all or any of the following purposes :- (a) for the survey and demarcation of the limits of fisheries ; The words or fixed engine" were repealed by the Burma Laws Act 1898 (XIII of 1898) see the Fifth Schedule printed infra p. 286. [...] [181-11 January 1676.] An Act to declare the law relating to interests in land and to regulate the assessment and collection of land-revenue capittion-tax and other taxes in British Burma.2 WHEREAS it is expedient to declare the law relating to the acquisition by private persons of rights in land in the province of British Burma ;2 For Statement of Objects and Reasons see Gazette of India 1