Section I. Section XI. Regulation IV. 1797, Section XXXV. Regulation VII. 1803, and Clauses Second, Third and F

I. Section XI. Regulation IV. 1797, Section XXXV. Regulation VII. 1803, and Clauses Second, Third and Fourth, Section XII. Regulation XVII. 1817, of the Bengal Code, Section XXXV. Regulation VII. 1802, of the Madras Code, and so much of Clause First, Section III. Regulation II. of 1807, and of Sections IX. and X. Regulation XVII. of 1817, of the Bengal Code, so much of Section III. Regulation VI. of 1811, and Sections V. VI. Regulation II. of 1822, of the Madras Code, and all other Regulations or parts of Regulations, in force, directing that any convicted offenders shall have any indelible mark made upon their foreheads, or on any part of their persons, or authorizing any sentence of public exposure, commonly called Tusheer, and so much of Chapter II. Regulation XIV. Of 1827, of the Bombay Code, as authorizes any sentence of public disgrace, are rescinded.