# à NOTIFICATIÖN, « ', : "" ; 2 *, * The 26th July 187—The following bye-laws, framed by the Muslipsio. of Din gepore at a meeting under Section 818 of Act V (B.C.) of 1876, haging on son. firmed by the Lieutenant-Governor under Section 814 thereof, are hereby published ίο» general information : For Regulating the Time and Mode of Collecting the Tages. \ 1. Every officer authorized to grant receipts shall be provided with a certificate of his authority to collect, and every such certificate shall bear the seal of the Municipality and the signature of the Chairman. Every collecting officer at the time of demanding payment shall be bound to show this certificate, if required. 2. Every person required in writing to furnish any schedule or return which the Commissioners may lawfully require him to furnish shall send such schedule or return to the office of the Commissioners within one week from the date of the service of the requisition, in the manner described in Section 367 of the Act. Any person failing to do so shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Rs. 5 for the omission, and to a penalty not exceeding Rs. 2 for every day the omission shall, after warning, continue. Any person submitting a false or incorrect schedule or return shall be liable to a penalty of Rs. 20: provided that nothing in this bye-law shall be held to prevent the institution of a criminal prosecution under the Penal Code, should the facts appear to warrant such a proceeding. 8. Payment of purchase money for property sold, and delivery of the property, shall be made immediately after the sale; and if the purchaser fail to pay the full amount of his bid it shall be lawful for the distraining officer, at his discretion, to sell the property again or the same or any other day, and the first purchaser shall in such case be responsible to th Commissioners for any loss, which shall be recoverable as a debt due to them. For Regulating the Conduct of Persons Employed by the Commissioners 4, All persons employed by the Commissioners whose services may be no longer required shall be liable to discharge after receipt of previous notice or pay in advance for the period of one month ; and no such person shall withdrāw from the duties of his office without having given previous notice for the period of one month, on pain of forfeiture of one month’s salary. 5. All persons now holding, or who may hereafter be appointed to, any office under the Commissioners shall, when required so to do, furnish good security to such amount as the Commissioners may from time to time fix; and any person failing to furnish such security within reasonable time, or within such time as the Commissioners maw appoint, shall be held to have thereby forfeited his appointment, and may be removed frota office. For Regulating the Disposal of Offensive Matter, Rubbash, and Dead Bodies of .4namals 6. Every person within whose premises any animal may die shall, within four hours after its death, or, if death occurs at night, within two hours after daylight, either remove at his own expense the carcass to such place as may be set apart by the Commissioners for the reception of such carcass, or report its death to the conservancy overseer of the division within which such premises may be situated, and in such latter case shall pay to the said overseer the expense of removing the carcass at such rate as the Commissioners may determine ; and in cases where the said person is not the owner of the animal, and the owner is knowa, the owner shall alone be responsible for the payment of such expense, and such expense shall be recoverable as a debt due to the Commissioners. No overseer, when called upon, shall neglect to remove a carcass Penalty for infringement, Rs 10. 7. No person shall deposit, or cause to be deposited, any carcass, or any part o a carcass, in any place other than such places as may from time to time be appointed b. the Commissioners for the reception of sach carcass. Penalty for infringement, Rs. 10. For the Regulation and Management of Privies, 8. Every owner or occupier of any house, land, or premises from which offensi" matter is not removed by the said owner or occupier shall give free access to the servants' [Government Gazette, 7th August 1877.] t छ।
