Registration of Ships Act, (1841) Amendment Act, 1850 [Repealed]
ACTNO. 10 OF 1841
03 March, 1851
[Repealed by Act 44 of 1958, Section 461(1) and Schedule-Part I]
An Act to amend Act of 1841
For amendment of Act 10 of 1841, it is enacted as follows:
Section 1. Repeal of Section 13 of Act 10 of 1841
[Repealed by the Repealing Act, 1870 (14 of 1870), Section 1 and Schedule Part II.]
Section 2. Passes under Act 10 of 1841 to ships of allied Native States wherever built
[Repealed by the A.O. 1950.]
Section 3. Registry of, and passes to, certain coasting vessels
All ships or vessels, of whatever rig and of whatever tonnage, owned by 2[citizens of India] entitled to registry under Act 10 of 1841, 3[* * *] employed only in coasting voyages, or between any port of 4[* * *] India and the Island of Ceylon 5[or Burma] 6[or Pakistan] may be registered 7[* * *] and the tonnage may be marked, according to such rules as shall be made from time to time by 8[the Central Government]
Section 4. Fees for certificates of registry of such vessels
The owner of coasting vessels, registered under Section 3 of this Act, shall pay for each certificate of registry
for a vessel not exceeding the burthen of four tons, one rupees;
exceeding four tons and not exceeding twenty tons, five rupees;
exceeding twenty tons and not exceeding eighty tons, seven rupees;
exceeding eighty tons, for each ton two annas;
which fees shall 9[subject to the provisions of 10[Article 277 of the Constitution] be carried to the credit of he Central Government].
Section 5. Construction
This Act shall be construed with and as part of Act 10 of 1841.