section 85
Government] shall from time to time think fit to prescribe, and any order conferring powers and duties under this section may at any time be cancelled by the [[State] Government.
The Bombay Hereditary Offices Act, 1874General188685 sections
Statutory text
Act not to affect Bombay Act VIII of Nothing in this Act contained shall be deemed to affect [Bombay Act VIII of 1867] or any other law for the time being in force, defining the duties and powers of village officers or imposing penalties for misconduct and all references in such laws to [Act XI of 1843] shall be taken as made to this Act.
Second Schedule. Offences referred to in section 60 Description of offence | Sections of the Penal Code under which punishable
- (1) Every offence described in Chapter VI of the [Indian Penal Code. | 121, 121A, 122—124, 124A, 125—130. XLV of 1860.
- (2) Causing disappearance of evidence of any offence committed, or giving false information touching it to screen the offender, when the offence committed is a capital offence, or punishable with transportation for life or imprisonment for ten years. | 201
- (3) Harbouring an offender, if such offender's offence be capital, or punishable with transportation or imprisonment for ten years. | 212
- (4) Taking gift, eto., to screen an offender from punishment, if such offender's offence be capital, or punishable with transportation for life or with imprisonment for ten years. | 213
- (5) Harbouring an offender who has escaped from custody, or whose apprehension has been ordered, if such offender's offence be capital or punishable with transportation or with imprisonment for ten years. | 216
- (6) Harbouring robbers and dacoits ... | 216A 1886-2. Female members to be postponed Every female member of a watan family other than the widow [mother or paternal grand-mother] of the last male owner, and every person claiming through a female, shall be postponed in the order of succession to any watan, or part thereof, or interest therein, developing by inheritance after the date when this Act comes into force to every male member of the family qualified to inherit such watan, or part thereof, or interest therein. The interest of a widow [mother or paternal grand-mother] in any watan or part thereof shall be for the term of her life or until her marriage only.
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