Repealed or not in force
The Forfeiture Act, 1859, 9 of 1859, (Rep., Act 48 of 2000)
21 sections · As amended up to 2026-08
Sections
- 0Section 0
- XIIt shall not be necessary to take down the depositions of the witnesses in writing at length; but th
- IIEvery Court established under this Act shall consist of not less than three Commissioners, who shall
- XIXNo Judge or other person acting as Commissioner under the provisions of Act XIV of 1857 (to make fur
- XVIWhenever any person shall have been convicted of an offence for which his property was forfeited to
- IXThe Court shall fix a day for the appearance of the parties and for the hearing of the suit, of whic
- IIt shall be lawful for the Executive Governments of the Lower and North-Western Provinces of the Pre
- IIIWhenever any Court shall be established under the provisions of this Act, with jurisdiction in any d
- XXNothing in this Act shall be held to affect the rights of parties not charged with any offence for w
- XVIIIWhenever any property shall have been attached or seized without either conviction or an adjudicatio
- VISection VI
- XOn the day fixed for the hearing of the suit, or as soon after as may be practicable, the Court shal
- XVThe records of cases disposed of by Courts established under this Act shall be deposited amongst the
- VIIThe plaint shall be verified in the manner prescribed for the verification of plants in Section XXVI
- XIIINo appeal shall lie from any decision passed under this Act, nor shall any such decision be open to revision
- XIVThe decrees of the Courts of Special Commission established under this Act shall be enforced by the
- XIIThe rules contained in Act XII of 1843 (concerning the time at which and the language in which the d
- VSection V
- XVIIWhenever any person shall have been convicted as above by an Officer having power to try and convict
- VIIIThe plaint may be presented by the plaintiff in person or by his duly constituted representative, ei
- IVAny case pending before any Court sitting as a Court of original jurisdiction at the time of the pas