File 791/1904 Pt 1 'Orders-in-Council: Persian Coast and Islands' [‎272v] (277/357)

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previous sanction of the Governor-General of India in Council, makerul '
imposing fees leviable in respect of any proceedings in, or processed issimd
of, any Court established under this Order. ^ ut
( 2 ) But a Court before which any matter is pending may, in anv
if it thinks fit, on account of the poverty of a party, or for any other reas^
dispense in whole or in part with the payment of any fees chargeable ^
respect of such matter. ° ln
(3) Nothing in this Order shall affect any Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council. for the ti
being in force prescribing a table of fees to be taken by Consular office —
and where a fee is taken under that Order, no fee shall be taken in resrmnf ^
the same matter under this Order. P t or
51. (1) All fees, charges, expenses, costs, fines, damages and other
Enforcement of fees, fines, etc. money payable under this Order, or under
. . , , , any law made applicable by this Order
may be mforced under order of the Court by attachment and sale of tho
movable property of the person by whom they are payable, and in case of
deficiency by imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month
(2) Any bill of sale or mortgage, or transfer of property, made with the
view of avoiding such attachment or sale, shall not be effectual to defeat the
provisions of this Order.
n ^ P e . naltles ’ and forfeitures levied under this Order shall
he paid to the public account, and shall be applied in such manner as the
Secretary of State with the consent of the Treasury may direct “
52. Whenever an Acting Consul-General or Acting Judicial Assistant
Continuation of causes. has commenced the hearing of any cause
unless the Consul-General otherwise direcT.^ont^
and determination thereof, notwithstanding that n f F -f * heaim o
Consul-General or as Judicial A S ristant has otherwise ased bv 7 t0 "If
expiration of the time for which he was annointed tn ^ reas OD of the
happening of any event by which his authority is determined hj ° f 46
53. ( 1 ) If an officer of the Court, employed to execute a decree or
Neglect or misconduct Of officers Of Court. order, loses, by neglect or omission the
complaint of the person a^rieved anT^nFf^ „ executin & then, on
mayT if it thinks fit, ordeT t^ officer r^av the the C ° Urt
person complaining, or part thereof. P ^ ^ dama S es sustained by the
( 2 ) The order may he enforced'as an order directing payment of money
64 ‘ (1) lfaclerkOT officer of the Court, acting under pretence of [he
Misconduct of officers Of Court. process or authority of the Court is
ing over money dulv levied or ex ^ 0r ^ 0I1 i or with not pay-
thinks fit, inquire into th^'baM^ima^umnmr^wa^ 0 ^ ‘i" 6 C ° U / t ma ^ if ^
pose summon and enforce the attendance of al/uZ 7 ’ aEd “ ay for tilat pur '
and may make such order for perSOnS 38 ia 3 suit >
the payment over of any money levied and fn/tfi 7 laone { extorted, or for
and costs as the Court thinks fit. ’ t l ° P a 7 me nt of such damages
( 2 ) The Court may also, if it thinks ni- ^ j-u
the clerk or officer such fine, not exceeding t. D S /Fi e n inquiiy5 im P 0Se on
offence, as the Court thinks fit. ^ u pees (22’99 dollars) for each
leave ( of tte^ouXbe^hMno a^vfi suiTin^r Arti f cle „ sha11 not > without the
any such suit, if alreadv or aftpr-nro^^. i aspect ot the same matter; and
in
any such suit, if already or afterwards beo-Fn ° f i tlle same mat ter; an
such manner and on such terms as the Court thhfks fit^^ ^ thG C ° Urt *
(4) Nothing in this Article shall be deem d
being prosecuted under any other British or H v an ^ P erson from
omission punishable under this Article or fr indl ^ law for any act or
law to any other or higher punishment or
Proviled that no person shall he punished ( wlee for ,he same olfence.