$175B.-Under section 366 of the Code of Civil Procedure by a defendant, or under that section and section 582 of the same Code by a plaintiff-respondent or defendant-respondent. 3175C.-Under section 368 of the Code of Civil Procedure to have the legal representative of a deceased defendant made a defendant, or under that section and section 582 of the same Code to have the legal representative of a deceased plaintiff-respondent or defendant-respondent made a plaintiff-respondent or defendant-respondent. Ditto The date of the death of Ditto Ditto the deceased plaintiff or of XIV of 1882. The date of the death of The date of the death of 1 No. 173A was originally article 161. As No. 161 it was amended by the Registration and Limitation Acts Amendment Act, 1879 (XII of 1879), s. 108, printed, infra, p. 263. It was further amended by the Civil Pro cedure Code Amendment Act, 1888 (VII of 1888), s. 66 (1) (printed, General Acts, Vol. V), and was by that section given its present place and number in this schedule. See now the Code of Civil Procedure, 1882 (Act XIV of 1882), s. 353, printed, General Acts, Vol. IV. Nos. 175A, 175B and 175C were inserted by the Civil Procedure Code Amendment Act, 1888 (VII of 1888), 8. 66 (4), printed, General Acts, Vol, V. Erplanation I.-Where the decree or order has been passed severally in favour of more persons than one, distinguishing portions of the subjectmatter as payable or deliverable to each, the application mentioned in clause 4 of this No. shall take effect in favour only of such of the said persons or their representatives as it may be made by. But when the decree or order has been passed jointly in favour of more persons than one, such application, if made by any one or more of them, or by his or their representatives, shall take effect in favour of them all. Where the decree or order has been passed severally against more persons than one, distinguishing por tions of the subjectmatter as payable or deliverable by each, the application shall take effect against only such of the said persons or their representatives as it may be made against. But where the decree or order has been passed jointly against more persons than one, the application, if made These words were substituted for the words "specified date (the date so specified)" by the Registration and Limitation Acts Amendment Act, 1879 (XII of 1879), s. 103, printed, infra, p. 263. Time from which period begins to run. 179.-concluded. 180.-To enforce a judgment, decree or Twelve years order of any Court established by against any one or more of them, or against his or their representatives, shall take effect against them all. Explanation II.—“ Proper Court means the Court whose duty it is (whether under section 226 or 227 of the Code of Civil Procedure or otherwise) to execute the decree or order. 1 When a present right to enforce the judgment, decree or order accrues to some person capable of releasing the right: Provided that when the judgment, decree or order has been revived, or some part of the principal money secured thereby, or some interest on such money has been paid, or some acknowledgment of the right thereto has been given in writing signed by the person liable to pay such principal or interest, or his agent, to the person entitled thereto or his agent, the twelve years shall be computed from the date of such revivor, payment or acknowledgment, or the latest of such revivors, payments or acknowledg ments, as the case may be. 1 See now the Code of Civil Procedure, 1882 (Act XIV of 1882), printed, General Acts, Vol. IV. THE OPIUM ACT, 1878. CONTENTS. PREAMBLE. SECTIONS. 1. Short title. Local extent. Commencement. 2. [Repealed.] 3. Interpretation-clause. 4. Prohibition of poppy-cultivation and possession, etc., of opium. 6. Duty on opium imported by land. 7. Warehousing opium. 8. Power to make rules relating to warehouses. 9. Penalty for illegal cultivation of poppy, etc. 10. Presumption in prosecutions under section 9. 12. Order of confiscation by whom to be made. 13. Power to make rules regarding disposal of things confiscated and rewards. 14. Power to enter, arrest and seize, on information that opium is unlawfully kept in any enclosed place. 15. Power to seize opium in open places. Power to detain, search and arrest. 16. Searches how made. 17. Officers to assist each other. 18. Vexatious entries, searches, seizures and arrests. 19. Issue of warrants. 20. Disposal of person arrested or thing seized. 21. Report of arrests and seizures. 22. Procedure in case of illegal poppy-cultivation. 23. Recovery of arrears of fees, duties, etc. 24. Farmer may apply to Collector or other officer to recover amount due to him by licensee. 25. Recovery of penalties due under bond. SCHEDULE. [Repealed.] |