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← Back to Rules Under Section 12 of the Northern India Ferries Act, 1878
Section 21 • Rules Under Section 12 of the Northern India Ferries Act, 1878

21. The lessee must cross over dak runners carrying mails, any member of the police force in uniform and doctors at any time during the night or day.

21.
← Previous Section Section 15: 20. In addition to the persons, animals, vehicles and other things employed or transmitted on the public service which under Section 15 of Act 17 of 1878 and Section 3 of Act 2 of 1901 are exempted from the payment of tolls, the lessee shall cross over free of tolls : ☰ Next Section Section 22: 22. Every person exempted from payment of toll when using the ferry shall enter his name and address in a book supplied and maintained by the lessee for this purpose. →
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