The Calcutta Gazette. Thursday April 29 1948. Parts I IA II Supplement Appendix

7. When a case of cholera or suspected cholera occurs in a house the nearest male relative in attendance upon the patient or in the absence of any such relative the occupier.of the house or if the occupier be the patient some male inmate of the house shall within twenty-four hours of the onset of the disease give information regarding the occurrence of such case either personally or in writ [...] When the District Health Officer or a Sanitary Inspector considers that the isolation of any patient is a precaution necessary for the prtection of the neighbouring population he shall order the patient to observ.e isolation and may order the nearest relative in attendance on the patient or the occupier of the house in which the patient is staying to arrange for the isolation of the patient [...] (iii) The nearest relative of a patient or the occupier of the house in which the patient is staing shall if a copy of the order under regulation 11 has been served upon him give to the nearest Sanitary Inspector or to his office immediate notice of any disobedience of the order by the patient. [...] 6. When a case of small-pox occurs in a house the nearest male relative in attendance upon the patient or in the absence of any such relative the occupier of the house or if the occupier be the patient the senior male inmate of the house other than the patient of the house shall within twentfour hours of the onset of the disease give infomation regarding the occurrence of such case eit [...] When the District Health Officer or a Sanitary Inspector considers that the isolation of any patient is a precaution necessary for the prtection of the neighbouring population he shall order the patient to observe isolation and may order the nearest relative in attendance on the patient or the occupier of the house in which the patient is staying to arrange for the isolation of the patient in