Section 4 of The Laws Local Extent Act, 1874
The enactments mentioned in the second schedule hereto annexed are now in force throughout the whole of the territories now subject to the government of the Governor of Fort St. George in Council, except the Scheduled Districts subject to such government.
Summary
- This provision declares where the legal enactments, meaning laws or regulations, listed in the second schedule are active.
- These laws are active throughout all territories governed by the Governor of Fort St. George in Council.
- The Governor of Fort St. George in Council refers to the local governing body of the Madras area.
- The Scheduled Districts within those territories are excluded and do not have these laws automatically in force.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. What is the focus of Section 4?
It states where the laws listed in the second schedule of this Act are currently in force.
2. Which government's territories are affected by Section 4?
It affects the territories subject to the government of the Governor of Fort St. George in Council.
3. Is there any exception to the geographic area covered under Section 4?
Yes, it excludes the Scheduled Districts that are subject to the government of Fort St. George in Council.
Test yourself
Q1.Which schedule is governed by Section 4?
Q2.Who is the governing authority of the territories mentioned in Section 4?
Q3.Which territories are excluded from the application of the second schedule under Section 4?
Q4.What is the title of Section 4?
Q5.What does the term "enactments" refer to in the context of Section 4?