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9. In the case of a mare which has been destroyed or of
a horse which had died in consequence of castration, the carcass
shall be disposed of in such manner as the veterinary practitioner
may direct.
10. Whoever shall be guilty of a breach of Rules 1 (b), 5, 6 or
8 shall be punishable with fine which may extend to fifty rupees.
11. No prosecution under any of the rules mentioned in
Rule 10 shall be instituted without the previous sanction in writing
of the District Magistrate.
No. 538-404-XIV.—In exercise of the powers conferred by
Section 11, sub-section (1), of the Dourine Act, 1910, the Local
Government is pleased to constitute the following committees to hear
appeals from decisions under Section 10 of the said Act arising within
the areas specified in each case, namely :—
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Members of Committees. |
Areas. |
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1. The Commissioner, Nagpur Division |
The Nagpur and Chhattisgarh |
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2. The Veterinary Adviser to Government, |
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3. Mr. C. B. Parakh, B. A., LL.B., M.L.C., Pleader, |
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1. The Commissioner, Jubbulpore Division. |
The Jubbulpore and Nerbudda |
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3. The Senior Officer of the Army Veterinary |
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3. Mr. Mahmed Ahmed, Bar.-at-Law, m.l.c., |
The 14th December 1922.
No. 615-568-XIV.—In exercise of the powers conferred by
Section 4, sub-section (1), of the Dourine Act, 1910, as applied to
Berar, the Local Government is pleased to appoint the officers
specified below to be Inspectors under the said Act and to exercise
and perform within the areas specified in each case, the powers
conferred and the duties imposed upon Inspectors by the said Act:—
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Officers. |
Areas. |
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Deputy Commissioners |
Their respective districts. |
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The District and Assistant Superintendents |
The limits of the Muncipalities irr |
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The Head-quarter Sub-Inspectors of |
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The Superintendent, Civil Verterinary |
The whole of Berar. |
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The Vettririary Inspectors and Veterinary |
Their respective charges. |
No. 616-568-XlV.—In exercise of the powers conferred by
Section 4, sub-section (1), of the Dourine Act, 1910, as applied to
Berar, the Local Government is pleased to appoint the officer
specified below to be veterinary practitioner under the said Act and
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