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Section 3: Appointment ol Administrator

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

There shall be an Administrator at the head of the administration of Chandornagore appointed by -the Central Government.

4 Constitution of Advisory Council.—(1) The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, constitute an Advisory Council consisting of such number of members not exoeeding five as it may think fit, to be associated with the Administrator for the purpose of assisting him in the discharge of his functions and the Administrator shall be the Chairman of the Advisory Council.

(3) Subject to any rules that may be made in this behalf, the members of thn Advisory Council shall be appointed in such manner and on such terms as the Central Government may deem proper.

5 Other functionaries.—Without prejudice to tho powers of the Central Government to appoint from time to time such officers HH may bo necessary for the administration of Chandernagore, the Indian Administrator.

fill judges, mngiHtrutes and other officers of tho free town of Chandernagore, who, immediately before the appointed day, were exercising lawful functions in Chandernagoro or any part thereof shall, until oth-ir provision is made by the Central Government, continue to oxercise in connexion with the administration of Chundcrnagore their respective powers and jurisdiction, and to perform their respective duties and functions, in thn H'ime manner and to the same extent as before the appointed day.

G. Property and assets.—For thn avoidance of doubts, it is hereby deolarod that all property and assets within Cbandornagoro whioh, immediately before the appointed day vested in the Government of the French Ropublic or in the Municipal Assembly or Administrative Council shall, aa from that day, vest in the Central Government,

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ActThe Chandernagore (Administration) Regulation, 1952.
Section3
Marginal noteAppointment ol Administrator
StatusIn force as published by the source

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