Memorial made the

THE SCHEDULE REFERRED TO IN THIS ACT.
day of
of the names of the present
Directors, Secretary, Treasurer and Members of
the "Union Bank of Calcutta," pursuant to an
Act of the Legislative Council of India passed

Original Memorial of Directors to Secretary and Members.

in the year of Christ 1845, intituled "An Act to enable the Union Bank of Calcutta to sue and to be sued in the name of the Secretary or of the Treasurer of the said Company."

I, C. D., one of the Directors or Secretary of the Union Bank, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the above written Memorial doth contain the names of the present Directors, Secretary, Treasurer, and of all the present Proprietors of the said Union Bank, as the same appear in the books of the said Union Bank, and make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of the Act substituting declarations in lieu of Oaths and Affirmations.

Declared, &c., before me

Master of the Supreme Court

of Judicature.

Memorial made the

In the case of change

of Directors or Secretary.

the new Directors or Secretary of "The Union Bank," and of the persons in whose places they

have (or he has) been appointed, pursuant to an Act passed in the year of Christ 1845, intituled, &c.

E. F. of

G. H. of

Director in the place of A. B.
Secretary in the place of C. D.

I, E. F., one of the Directors, Treasurer or Secretary of the said Union Bank, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the above written Memorial contains the names of the new Secretary or Treasurer or Directors of the said Union Bank, and of the persons in whose place they have (or he has) been appointed as the same appear in the books of the said Union Bank, and I make this solemn declaration, &c. (as before).

(Signed) E. F.

Declared.

&c. &c.

}

N. B. The last Memorial as to new Directors or Secretary or Treasurer,

registered respecting the Members of the said Union Bank, enrolled pursuant to an Act passed, &c., intituled, &c.

I, E. F. of

A. B. of

one of the Directors or Secretary

of the said Union Bank, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the above Memorial doth contain the name or names of the persons who have ceased or discontinued to be Members of the said Union Bank since the

day of

and I make this solemn declaration (as before).

Declared, &c. &c.

}

(Signed) E. F.

the

N. B. The last Memorial as to retirement of Members was enrolled on

day of

Memorial made the

In case of new Members.

One Thousand Eight Hundred and

day of the names of the persons who have become new Members of "the Union

Bank of Calcutta," since the

day of (being the date of the

One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Memorial last registered respecting new Members of the said Union Bank),

enrolled pursuant to an Act, &c.

I, A. B., of

J. K. of

L. M. of

one of the Directors or Secretary

of the said Union Bank, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the above

Memorial doth contain the names of the
Members of the said Union Bank since the
One Thousand Eight Hundred and
claration, &c., (as before).

Declared, }

&c. &c.

persons who have become new

day of

and I make this solemn de

(Signed) A. B.

N. B. The last Memorial as to new Members was enrolled on the

of the names of the new Directors and Secretary of the Union Bank of Calcutta, and of the persons in whose place they

have respectively been appointed, and of the names of the persons who have ceased or discontinued to be members of the said Union Bank, and of the new Members of the said Union Bank, enrolled pursuant to an Act passed, &c.

MADRAS.

Names of the new Directors and of the persons in whose places they have

of the said Union Bank, do solemnly and sincerely declare that the above written Memorial doth contain the names of the new Directors and Secretary of the said Union Bank, and of the persons in whose places they have been appointed, and of the persons who have ceased to be Members of the said Union Bank, and of the new Members of the said Union Bank, as the same respectively appear in the Books of the said Union Bank, and I make this Solemn Declaration, &c., (as before.)

Declared,}

&c. &c.

(Signed) E. F.

N. B. The last Memorial as to a new Secretary was enrolled on the
One Thousand Eight Hundred and

day of

of

of

The last Memorial as to new Directors was enrolled on the

One Thousand Eight Hundred and

The last Memorial as to the retirement of Members was enrolled on the
day of
One Thousand Eight Hundred and

The last Memorial as to new Members was enrolled on the
One Thousand Eight Hundred and

day

day

ACT No. XXIV. OF 1845.

Repealed by Act XII. 1859.

ACT No. XXV. OF 1845.

1. Repeals Act XXI. of 1844, Sec. 8, as to emigrant vessels from Madras.

2. Emigrant vessels from Madras to Jamaica, British Guiana or Trinidad to sail only between the 31st August and 1st March.

An Act for regulating the time of sailing of Ships carrying Emigrants from Madras to Jamaica, British Guiana and Trinidad.

Whereas by Section 8, Act XXI. of 1844, it was amongst other things enacted, that no ship or vessel carrying Emigrant Laborers to Jamaica, British Guiana, or Trinidad, should sail from Calcutta, Madras, or Bombay, at any other time than between the 30th day of any September and the 1st of March next thereafter ensuing;

And whereas the said provision is found to be inconvenient so far as regards ships or vessels carrying Emigrant Laborers from Madras:

I. It is therefore hereby enacted, that so much of the said Act as is hereinbefore recited be repealed so far as regards such last mentioned ships or vessels.

II. And it is hereby enacted, that no ships or vessels, carrying Emigrant Laborers to Jamaica, British Guiana, or Trinidad, shall sail from Madras at any other time than between the 31st day of any August and the 1st of March next thereafter ensuing.

ACT No. XXVI. OF 1845.

Repealed by Act XI. 1849.

ACT No. XXVII. OF 1845.

Repealed by Act XVII. 1862.

ACT No. XXVIII. OF 1845.

1. One Judge of the Supreme Court in Madras may sit apart for despatch of criminal business, while other Judges are sitting for despatch of civil business.

2.

Court may transact out of Term all business which it can transact in Term.

An Act for the improvement of the Administration of Justice and despatch of business in the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort St. George.

MADRAS.

BOMBAY,

I. It is hereby enacted, that from and after the passing of this Act, it shall be lawful for any one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort St. George, when occasion shall so require, to sit apart from the other Judges or Judge, as the case may be, of the same Court for the despatch of the Criminal Business of the said Court, at the same time when the other Judges or Judge, as the case may be, of the said Court shall be sitting for the despatch of business in the said Supreme Court, and that all proceedings whatever so had by and before such Judge, so sitting apart for the purpose aforesaid, shall be good, valid and effectual in the Law to all intents and purposes as fully as if the said proceedings were had before all the Judges of the said Court sitting as a Court of Oyer and Terminer and Jail Delivery under the Charter of said Court.

II. And it is hereby further enacted, that all business of what nature or kind soever, which the said Supreme Court of Judicature at Fort St. George may or shall have power to transact in Term, it shall in like manner have power to transact out of Term, and that all proceedings whatever before the said Court out of Term shall be as good, valid and effectual in the Law to all intents and purposes as fully as if the said proceedings were had in Term, and that all Rules and Orders of the said Court, as to all Judgments, Executions or other Proceedings in Term, shall be applicable and shall be applied to all Judgments, Executions, or other Proceedings given, issued, or had out of Term, as near as the same can be made applicable thereto, and the said Court shall issue such new Rules and Orders as may be necessary for the purpose of giving full effect to the provisions in this Act contained.

1.

ACT No. XXIX. OF 1845.

Government of Bombay, with consent of Government of India, may appoint in any Zillah a Joint Judge with co-extensive powers and jurisdiction, but to transact only such civil business as he may receive from the Zillah Judge.