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Laws are usually promulgated by publication
three several times in the Gazette of. India, and also
in the provincial Gazette to which the law may
specially apply.

Copies of all laws and regulations and ordinances,
 however they may be passed, must be sent to
the Secretary of State for the information of Parliament.


Exton? of legislative power.

The supreme legislature in India has power to
make laws and regulations: —

1 —repealing, amending or altering any laws or
regulations in force in India ;
»— for all Courts of Justice whatsoever ;
3—for all places and things in British India;
a—For all

(@) persons whatever, whether British, Native,
foreigners or others in British India;
(4) British subjects within the dominions of
princes or states in India in alliance
with Her Majesty, whether in the service
of the Government of India or otherwise
28 and 29 Vic, Cap. 17, 1865);
Native Indian subjects without and beyond
 as well as within British Indian
territories (32 and 33 Vic, Cap. 98,
£869);