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(Growing, selling or keeping opinion.] * ** * 1The words “with the consent and” were omitted by the Punjab Laws (Amendment) Act, 1878 (XX of 1878), section 6. ls.ulfiutu:%d h;o; ‘theh‘;,o{dAsd “Stt:tie Government” by the Punjab Re- organication ndigar] aptation of - rentfigu%u) do‘_f der‘:}teea, I n of Laws on State and Concut ubstituted for the word “Ci 't i Law4ss°§d;- &-"U- rown” by the Adaptation of Indian ubstituted for the words “the Government for whose the words n purpose !I‘_:finrcsltlssc\!r‘eessald&m His Majesty” by the Adaptation of Laws Order, 1950, tRepealed by Act I of 1878, 1872 : Act IV] PUNJAB LAWS 13 '(50. The *lCentral Government] may from time to time make rules’ as to the matters mentioned in ‘[sec- {ions 43 to 48] inclusive. All existing rules upon such matters, which might have been made under this seetion had it been in force, shall be deemed to have been made hereunder. 50-A. “[Rules made under this Act shall not be valid unless]:— (a) they are consistent with the laws for the time being in force in the *[Territories to which this Act extends]; (b) they are published in the Official Gazette; . - v T e “ [ "150B. If any person contravenes the provisions of any rule made by the *[Central Government] under this Act. he shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which mav extend to six months, or with fine which may extend to fifty rupees, or with both.]] 18¢. 50, 50A and 50B were substituted for the original s. 50 by s. 3 of the Punjab Laws (Amendment) Act, 1875 (XV of 1878). 2Substituted for the words “State Government” by the Punjab Reorganisation (Chandigarh) !(Adaptation of Laws on State and Concurrent Subjects) order, 1968. ction with s. 50B, to regulate the #For rules under 5. 50 in coniun ts, see Punjab Gazette, 1900, use of pasturage and other natural produc Pt. 1. p. 620, and ibid, 1003, Pt. I, p. 563. 4Substituted for the original reference by the Amending Act, 1891 (XIT of 1891). “A1] rules hereafter made by the Local Giovernment under anv power conferred by this Actshall be subject to the control of the Governor-General in ¢ouneil and no such rules <hall be valid unless” by the Government of India (Adaptation of Tndian Lawe) Order, 1037. sSubstituted bv the Adantation of Laws (No. 2) Order. 1056, for the words “States of Punjab and Delhi.”, 7Clause (¢) of section 50A wes omitted by the PDecentralization Act, 1914 (TV of 1914). sSubstituted by Punjah Act No. 15 of 1961. sSubstituted for the words Power to make rules as to matters mention- ed in sections 43 to 48, xisting rules. Conditions of valldity of rules hereafter made under thls Act, Penalty for contravention of rules. 14 PURJAR LAWS [1872: Act 1v or s "q 151 All rules which the *(Central Government| i orders, empowered to issue under this Act, and all circulars issued by the “High Court of Punjab and Harvanal, shall be republished from time to time by the *[Central Govern- mentl, and upon such republication, shall be arranged in the order of their subject-matter, and all such alterations or amendments as may have been made since the last preceding publication thereof, or may have become neces- vary or advisable, shall be embodied therewith, and upon such republication all such rules and circulars previously issued shall be repealed.] 52, [Recovery of advances made by Government.]. - - - - - 4 - !Substituted for the old section by _Punjab Act I of 1910. “Substituted for the words “High Court of Punjab” by the Punjab Reorganisation (Chandigarh) (Adaptation of Laws on State and Concurrent Subjects) Order, 1968. e .. "Repealed by Act X of 1879, 1872: Act 1IV] PUNJAB LAWS SCHEDULE 1. ENACTMENTS DECLARED TO DE IN FORCE. Explanation—This schedule does not refer to any Act which is in its terms applicable to the Punjab, or which has been extended to the Punjab by competent authority. TXo.andyar ) I I <tent o which y the enactiment is in force "Reg. 1 of 17908 A\ Regulation to prevent Fraud 1 he whole, cmplt_uch and [nj istice in Conditional Sale relate to in. of Land under Deeds of by - w..ffa, or other Deeds of the same nature, ‘Reg. XVit of 18.6 \ Regulation for extending to the Sections 7 ana§ province of Benares the Rates of interest on future Loans and Provisions relative thereto, con- taine | in Regulation XV, 1793'; also for a_general extention of the period fixed by Regulations 1, 1793, and XXXI1V, 1803, for ihe redempiion of Morigages and Conditional Siles of Land, under Deeds of bai-bil-wuffa, Kuitct.- baleb, or other similar design;- tion . . . . * * * Reg X1 of 1825 .. A Reg/luion for declaring the The whole Rulesto be observed in determin- ing Claims 1o Lands gained by all.vion or by dereliciion of a river of the seq - . . . * . . ‘Rules for the conservancy of ‘1he whole Forests and Jungles in the Hill D:stricts of the Punjab 1 erritories Sanctioned by the Governor- General in Council in [etter of the secretary to the Government of l";d‘f:. No_ 1789, dated 21st May, SCHEDULL 11 [Ensctnnnt Repeated by Act XVII of 1914) *As s0 much of Act 1V of 1872 a5 related fo Beng of 1817 and XX of 1825 and Acts XL of 1858 and XVII of 1861 was re- pealed by Acts VI of 1878, X of 1882, VIII of 1890 and XII of 1891, res- pectively, the references to those Regulations and Acts in this Schedule are ggmttg]j. - ee the nsfy g u 2 3 Scheduie, ransfer of Property Act, 1882 (4 of 1882) Ss. 1, 2 and *So much of the first Schedule as relates to Bengal State Offences Rexl‘llatmns. 1804 (Regulation X of 1804) was repealed by Act IV of 1922. Entry relating to Bengal Regulation 3 of 1818 was omitted by Act 42 of 1953, section 4 and Schedule III.