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Interpretation. | Read |
| 2 |
Laws repealed. | Read |
| 3 |
Jurisdiction of Officers appointed under Regulation XI, 1816. | Read |
| 4 |
Superintendence vested in Governor in Council. | Read |
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Inspector-General of Police, &c. | Read |
| 6 |
Powers of Police, &c. | Read |
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Inspector-General to be appointed a Justice of the Peace. To have the powers of a Magistrate but to exercise such powers under the orders of Government. District Superintendent may be appointed a Magistrate. In what cases he may act in that capacity | Read |
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Constitution of the Force. | Read |
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Inspector-General to control Force and make rules. | Read |
| 10 |
Appointment and dismissal of Police Officers. | Read |
| 11 |
Police Officers to receive certificates of Office. | Read |
| 12 |
Police Superannuation Fund. | Read |
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Additional Police Officers employed at the cost of Individuals. | Read |
| 14 |
Appointment of additional Force in the neighbourhood of Railway and other works. | Read |
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Payment of money for support of additional Police Force. | Read |
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Special Police Officers. | Read |
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Powers of special Police Officers. | Read |
| 18 |
Refusal to serve. | Read |
| 19 |
Police Officers not to resign without leave or two months’ notice. | Read |
| 20 |
Unlawful assumption of Police functions, personation of Police, &c. | Read |
| 21 |
Duties of Police Officers. | Read |
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Police Officer may arrest without warrant. | Read |
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Persons arrested without warrant to be taken to Station House until brought before Magistrate or bailed | Read |
| 24 |
Release on bail. | Read |
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Superior Officer of Police may take recognizance for appearance of prosecutor or witness. | Read |
| 26 |
Condition of recognizance. | Read |
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Remands. | Read |
| 28 |
Entering drinking shops, &c. without a warrant. | Read |
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Inspection of weights and measures. | Read |
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Police Officer not to receive complaints of petty offences. | Read |
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Police Officers may lay informations, &c. | Read |
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All warrants &c. to be executed by Officers of the Police Force. | Read |
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Warrant to be endorsed. | Read |
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Service of summonses, &c. | Read |
| 35 |
Warrant without summons. | Read |
| 36 |
Notification of substance of warrant. | Read |
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Warrant how to be executed. | Read |
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No unnecessary restraint. | Read |
| 39 |
Breaking of outer door of window. | Read |
| 40 |
Breaking open Zenanah or female apartment. | Read |
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Party arrested to be brought immediately to the authority mentioned in the warrant. | Read |
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No threat or promise, to compel disclosure by party arrested. | Read |
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Police Officer may require assistance. Penalty for refusal to assist. | Read |
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Penalties for neglect of duty &c. | Read |
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Penalty for receiving unauthorized fees, &c. | Read |
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Penalty for extortion, &c. | Read |
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Penalty for obstructing a Police Officer in the execution of his duty. | Read |
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Certain duties of Police Officers within the limits of Towns. Obstructions and nuisances in roads. | Read |
| 49 |
Regulation of public processions, &c., and of carriages and persons at places of public resort. | Read |
| 50 |
Jurisdiction. | Read |
| 51 |
Liability to prosecution for higher penalties not affected. | Read |
| 52 |
Levy of fines. | Read |
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Limitation of action. | Read |
| 54 |
Plea that act was done under a warrant. | Read |
| 55 |
Operation of Act. | Read |
