"دليل التعليمات لمسؤولي الإدارة السياسية بالحكومة في الهند" [ظ‎‎١‎٥] (٤٧٨/٤٨)

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CHAPTER II.
CJ. For. Dept. Cir.
No. 4374-I.A.,
dated 12th Dec. Raising of loans by Durbars.
1907.
to the Agent to the
Govr. Genl. in Establishment of factories
Central India, No. State territory.
2827-1., dated 14th
Aug. 1893.
Financial, Railway and Industrial
arrangements in Indian States.
15. Political Officers should report through the
proper channel to the
Government of India any
circumstances which may lead to the inference that
a State is likely to have recourse to a loan.
G/. For. Dept.letter jg sanction of the Government of India is
ordinarily required to the
establishment of factories
in State territory if the
persons concerned in the undertaking are subjects
of the State. But it is the practice to consult the
Government of India before concessions of the kind
are granted to British subjects or to Europeans.
Cf. For. Dept. Cir. 17. Political Officers whose assistance may be asked
Investments by Ruling Prince. for by a Ruling Prince
‘ and Chiefs or notables in Govern- or Notable in the matter of
ment securities. making an investment in
Government securities [other than Government
notes in the special form, the purchase of which is
governed by para. 53 (2) of the Government Securities
Manual, 2nd Edition, 1921, should, if the Prince or
Notable who has solicited his aid, consents, place the
whole conduct of affairs at once in the hands of
the Auditor-General. If this procedure is not
agreeable to the intending investor, the Political
Officer should decline to have any part in the trans
action. Of investments in other than Government
securities the Government of India take no cogni
zance and under no circumstances should Political
Officers deal on behalf of Ruling Princes and notables
directly with any Bank or other commercial institu
tion.
No.^ossjtf^atS 18, Attention is invited to the Cotton Duties Act,
20th June 1895. Levy of duty on cotton goods 1896, which imposes a duty
produced in mills in State terri- upon COttOR goods produC-
01} ed in mills in British India.
In Order to protect British Indian manufacture from
unfair competition by mills in State territory not sub
ject to the provisions of this enactment, Part II of the
Act allows of the levy of an equivalent customs duty on