The Gazette of India Delhi Saturday March 22 1919

[AS AMENDED BY THE SELECT COMMITTEE.] [Words printed in italics indicate the amendments suggested by the Select Committee.] A Bill to provide for the amendment of the Indian Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898. [...] “ Explanation.—A promise of protection to an accused person against criminal force or any promise properly and reasonably incidental to a promise of such protection shall not be deemed to be the use of influence within the meaning of this section : Provided that the presiding Judge or Magistrate has been informed of the terms of any such promise before the accused person is examined as a witness. [...] (3) If the Court makes an order under susection (1) it shall further direct that until the person who is the subject of the order furnishes the required security such person shall notify to `the Local Government or to such officer as the Local Government may by general or special order appoint in this behalf his residence and any change of residence after release for the period for which s [...] Prevention of x of Seditious Meetings Act 1911." XLV of 1860 On the trial of an offence under Chapter VI of the Indian Penal Code the following facts shall be relevant for the purpose of proving crimnal intention namely :— Insertion of new sea tion 565-A in Act V of 1898. [...] section (8) of section 2 of the Punjab Courts (Amendment) Act 1919 purports to give jurisdiction to the High Court of Judicature shortly to be constituted at Lahore to continue the hearing of proceedings pending at the date of the publication of the Letters Patent which will constitute it.