Central Bare Acts 1869

Bombay Civil Courts Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Part1 - PART 1: PRELIMINARY: Part2 - PART 2: DISTRICTS AND SADR STATIONS: Part3 - PART 3: DISTRICT COURTS: Part4 - PART 4: [JOINT DISTRICT JUDGES]: Part5 - PART 5: ADDITIONA DISTRICT JUDGES: Part6 - PART 6: CIVIL JUDGES: Part7 - PART 7: TEMPORARY VACANCIES: Part8 - PART 8: MINISTERIAL OFFICERS: Part9 - PART 9: MISCELLANEOUS: Schedule1 - SCHEDULE 1: THE SCHEDULE:

Procedure of the High Court for Uttar Pradesh Act 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Section1 - Procedure of the High Court for Uttar Pradesh Act 1869

The Oudh Estates Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Section1 - Short title Section2 - Interpretation - clause Section3 - Taluqdars to have heritable and transferable rights in their estates Section4 - Rights and liabilities of persons named in second schedule Section5 - Grantees' rights and liabilities Section6 - Saving of certain redemption-suits Section7 - Heirlooms Section8 - Preparation of lists of Taluqdars and Grantees Section9 - Publication of lists Section10 - None but persons named in lists to be deemed Taluqdars or Grantees Section11 - Taluqdars and Grantees may transfer and bequeath Section12 - Rule against perpetuity Section13 - Restriction as to donees and legatees Section14 - Transfers and bequests to Taluqdars or heirs Section15 - Transfers and bequests to persons out of line of seccession Section16 - Transfers to be in writing, signed and attested Section17 - Further requisites to validity of gifts inter vivos Section18 - Gifts to religious or charitable uses Section19 - Sections of Succession Act applied to wills of Taluqdars Section20 - Bequests to religious and charitable uses Section21 - 'Son,' 'descendants,' 'daughter,' 'brother,' 'widow,' defined Section22 - Special rules of succession to intestate Taluqdars and Grantees Section23 - General rule of succession to intestate Taluqdars and Grantees Section24 - Maintenance of surviving relatives of Taluqdars and Grantees Section25 - Grandparents, parents, and senior widows. Junior widows Section26 - Brothers and minor sons Section27 - Unmarried daughters, widows of sons and brothers and inferior widows Section28 - Continuance of annuities Section29 - Muhammadan Taluqdars and Grantees empowered to adopt Section30 - Alteration of rules of intestate succession in cases of Taluqdárs and Grantees named in list 3 or list 5 Section31 - Reverter to ordinary law of succession Section32 - Saving of rights of creditors Section33 - Awards as to compensation and maintenance

Government of India Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Preamble1 - Government of India Act, 1869 Section1 - VACANCIES IN COUNCIL OF INDIA -1* * * all vacancies that shall take place in the said Council shall be filled up by Section2 - Every member of the said Council * * *2shall be appointed for a term of3ten years, and except as hereinafter provided, Section3 - RE-APPOINTMENT OF MEMBER FOR FURTHER PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS -It shall be lawful for the Secretary of State to re-appoint Section4 - FORMER ACTS TO APPLY TO FUTURE MEMBERS -Except as Herein otherwise provided all the provisions of the said recited Act, Section5 - Rep. as to U. K. 46 & 47 Vict., c. 39 Section6 - RESIGNATION OF OFFICE -Any member of Council may by writing under his hand, which shall be recorded in the minutes of Section7 - PROVISION AS TO FUTURE CHANGES IN CONSTITUTION OF COUNCIL -If at any time hereafter it should appear to Parliament Section8 - APPOINTMENT OF ORDINARY MEMBER OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL'S COUNCIL AND OF THE PRESIDENCIES -The appointments of the

Indian Councils Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Preamble1 - Indian Councils Act, 1869 Section1 - POWER TO MAKES LAWS FOR NATIVE INDIAN SUBJECTS BEYONED THE INDIAN TERRITORIES 1*** the Governor General of India in Section3 - POWER TO REPEAL OR AMEND CERTAIN SECTIONS OF 3 & 4 WILL. 4, C. 85 -Notwithstanding anything in the Indian Councils Act

Bombay Civil Courts Act, 1869

Title: Bombay Civil Courts Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

.....District Judge.-The High Court may suspend any Subordinate Judge from Section35 - Temporary vacancy of office of District Judge.-In the event of the death of the District Judge or of his being Section36 - Delegation of powers of District Judge.-Any District Judge leaving the Sadr station and proceeding on duty to any place Section37 - Temporary vacancy of office of Subordinate Judge.-In the event of the death, suspension or temporary absence of any Section38 - Appointment, etc., of ministerial officers.-All ministerial officers of the Civil Courts in each District shall be Section39 - Duties of ministerial officers.-The duties of the said ministerial officers shall be regulated by such rules as the Section40 - Power to appoint Clerks of the Courts.-The Governor of Bombay in Council may, under the general control of the Governor Section41 - Rules for keeping proceedings.-The proceedings of each Civil Court shall be kept and recorded according to such rules Section42 - Fees for process.-The High Court shall from time to time, with the sanction of the Governor of Bombay in Council, Section43 - Sittings of Courts.-The District and Subordinate Courts shall sit from day to day, except on Sundays, New Year's Day,

Divorce Act, 1869

Title: Divorce Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Preamble1 - Divorce Act, 1869 Chapter1 - Preliminary Section1 - Short Title, Commencement of the Act Section2 - Extent of Act Section3 - Interpretation-clause Chapter2 - Jurisdiction Section4 - Matrimonial Jurisdiction of High Courts to Be Exercised Subject to Act-exception Section5 - Enforcement of Decrees or Orders Made Heretofore by Supreme Court or High Court Section6 - Pending Suits Section7 - Court to Act on Principles of English Divorce Court(Repealed) Section8 - Extraordinary Jurisdiction of High Court Section9 - Reference to High Court Chapter3 - Dissolution of Marriage Section10 - Grounds for Dissolution of Marriage Section10A - Dissolution of Marriage by Mutual Consent Section11 - Adulterer or Adulteress to Be Co-respondent Section12 - Court to Be Satisfied of Absence Ofcollusion Section13 - Dismissal Ofpetition Section14 - Power to Court to Pronounce Decree for Dissolving Marriage Section15 - Relief in Case of Opposition on Certain Grounds Section16 - Decrees for Dissolution to Benisi Section17 - Power of High Court to Remove Certain Suits Section17A - Appointment of officer to exercise duties of King's Proctor (Repealed) Chapter4 - Nullity of Marriage Section18 - Petition for Decree Ofnullity Section19 - Grounds of Decree Section20 - Confirmation of District Judge's decree (Repealed) Section21 - Children of Annulled Marriage Chapter5 - Judicial Separation Section22 - Bar to Decree for Divorce a Mensa Et Toro; but Judicial Separation Obtainable by Husband or Wife Section23 - Application for Separation Made by Petition Section24 - Separated Wife Deemed Spinster with Respect to After-acuqired Property Section25 - Separated Wife Deemed Spinster for Purposes of Contract and Suing Section26 - Reversal of Decree of Separation: Decree of Separation Obtained During Absence of Husband or Wife May Bereversed Chapter6 - Protection-orders Section27 - Deserted Wife May Apply to Court for Protection Section28 - Court May.....

Indian Divorce Act, 1869

State: Central

Year: 1869

Preamble1 - Indian Divorce Act, 1869 Section1 - SHORT TITLE, COMMENCEMENT OF ACT This Act may be called the 3 [***] Divorce Act and shall come into operation on the Section2 - EXTENT OF ACT 4 [This Act extends to the whole of India 5 [except the State of Jammu and Kashmir].] Extent of power to Section3 - INTERPRETATION CLAUSE - In this Act, unless there be something repugnant in the subject or context,- "High Court". 10[ Section4 - MATRIMONIAL JURISDICTION OF HIGH COURTS TO BE EXERCISED SUBJECT TO ACT -EXCEPTION - The jurisdiction now exercised by Section5 - ENFORCEMENT OF DECREES OR ORDERS MADE HERETOFORE BY SUPREME OR HIGH COURT - Any decree or order of the late Supreme Section6 - PENDING SUITS - All suits and proceedings in causes and matters matrimonial, which when this Act comes into operation Section7 - COURT TO ACT ON PRINCIPLES OF ENGLISH DIVORCE COURT Section8 - EXTRAORDINARY JURISDICTION OF HIGH COURT - The High Court may, whenever it thinks fit, remove and try and determine as Section9 - REFERENCE TO HIGH COURTS - When any question of law or usage having the force of law arises at any point in the Section10 - GROUNDS FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE. 19 Section10A - DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE BY MUTUAL CONSENT. 20 Section11 - ADULTERER OR ADULTERESS TO BE CO-RESPONDENT. 21 On a petition for dissolution of marriage presented by a husband or Section12 - COURT TO BE SATISFIED OF ABSENCE OF COLLUSION - Upon any such petition for the dissolution of a marriage, the Court Section13 - DISMISSAL OF PETITION - In case the Court, on the evidence in relation to any such petition, is satisfied that the Section14 - POWER TO COURT TO PRONOUNCE DECREE FOR DISSOLVING MARRIAGE - In case the Court is satisfied on the evidence that the Section15 - RELIEF IN CASE OF OPPOSITION ON CERTAIN GROUNDS - In any suit instituted for dissolution of marriage, if the respondent Section16 - DECREES FOR DISSOLUTION TO BE NISI - Every decree for a dissolution of marriage.....