Section 9. (1) Section 54, paragraphs 2 and 3, and see

29. (1) Section 54, paragraphs 2 and 3, and see- Registration, tions 59, 107 and 123 of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, with respect to the transfer of property by registered instrument, shall, on and from the commencement of this Act, extend to every cantonment in British India. `(2)` Where a cantonment has not been constituted a sub-distlvict or district for the purposes of the KVIofl908. Indian Registration Act, 1908, under section '3 of ,that, Act, tBa Registrar of the district in which the cantonment is situated shall cause a copy of such' entries in Indexes Nos. I and I1 as relate to immoveable property within the limits of the cantonment to be forwarded to the Cantonment Magistrate annually or at such shorter intervals as the Local Government may prescribe. 9. A Cantonment, Magistrate as Judge of a. Continuano e of jurisdiction Court of Small Causes may, whatever may be the of canton- value of the suits cognizable by him as sucli Judge, of Small ment Court ment Court dispose of any suit which was within the pecuniary Causes in cer- limits of the jurisdiction of the Judge presiding notwithstand- tain cases tain cases over the Court at the time of the institution of theingreduction suit, and may entertain and dispose of any proceed- of jurisdiction of Judge. ing after decree in any such suit. of jurisdiction of cantonof Small ment Court ment Court Causes in cernotwithstand- tain cases tain cases of jurisdiction of Judge. Cantonment Police.