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Section 2: Definitions

The Chandernagore (Administration) Regulation, 1952.Regulations · 1952

In this Regulation,—

(ii) "Administrative Council" means the Council of Administration of Chandernagore set up under the Decree No. 47 2121 of 7th November, 1947 of the Government of the French Republic;

(b) ' Administrator" means the Administrator appointed under section 3;

(c) "appointed day" means the 9th day of June, 1952, the date on which the free town of Chandernagore was transferred, in full sovereignty, to India under the Treaty of Cession of Chandernagore;

(d) "Chandernagore" means the whole of the area which, immediately before the appointed day, was comprised in the free town of Chandernagore;

227 228 THE G'YZETTE OF INDIA EXTRAORDINARY [Purr H

(e) " law" means any Act, Ordinance, Eegulation, Eule, oHer or byo-law [including any law (by whatever name called) made by the Government of the French Itopublie] which immediately beforo the appointed dny, wan in force in tho froo town of Obandernagore;

(/) "Municipal Assembly" means the Municipal Assembly of Ohandornagoro set up under the Decree No. 47-2121 of 7th November, 1047 of tho Government of the French Republic,

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ActThe Chandernagore (Administration) Regulation, 1952.
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