Equitable Mortgages Act

EAST 1FRICA PROTEC T It1TE. AN l)INANCE
No1 t .100ti. T o iciltor ,, d oubt.; .10 the, clic/it/ illorly(oies intended to be c reated by the
deposit Hi' ,70i.I■mont ( ,1
[:I0t h November, 1909. BE it enacted by the Governor of the East, Africa Protectorate with the
advice and consent of the Legislative Council thereof
1. This Ordinance may be cited as " The Equitable Mortgages Ordinance
I909."
2. Subject to the provisions hereinafter contained nothing in Section 39
of the Indian Transfer of Property Act 1882 ( Act 1V of 1882 ) as applied to the
East Africa Protectorate shall he deemed to render invalid Mortgages made in
the East Africa Protectorate by delivery to a creditor or his agent of a document
or documents of Title to immovable property, with intent to create a security
thereon. Such delivery, whether made before or after the date of this Ordinance,
shall have the saute effect on the immovable property sought to lie charged as a
deposit of Title Deeds in England at the date of this Ordinance.

nce,
shall have the saute effect on the immovable property sought to lie charged as a
deposit of Title Deeds in England at the date of this Ordinance.

Notwithstanding anything in the preceding section contained no right
title or interest in any immovable property conferred, by a registered instrument,
prior to the publication of this Ordinance shall, by, reason of this Ordinance
alone, be affected by a deposit of the documents of Title relating to such
Property made before the date of such registered. instrument. Short Title. Validity of
Mortgage by
deposit of Title
I /evils. Seving as to
certain interests
created prior to
Ordinalice. EAST AFRICA_ PROTECTOlt.ATE. AN ORDINANCE
No. 13 or 1909. To make provision, for the prevention, cf the spread of Sleeping Sickness. 1:30th ..N" °vomiter, 1909. BE it enacted_ by the G o vern o r ur t Ite East Africa Protectorate with t he
advice and consent of the Leizislative Council thereof :—
Short Title. 1. This Ordinance may be cited as The East Africa Sleeping Sickness
Ordinance 1909 ". Infected place. In this Ordinance and the Rules thereunder "infected place " means
any district or place or any lake or river or any part thereof within the Protec-
torate which is declared by the Governor to be infected with Sleeping Sickness.

t or place or any lake or river or any part thereof within the Protec-
torate which is declared by the Governor to be infected with Sleeping Sickness.

Governor may The Governor may by Proclamation, declare any district or place or
declare any any lake or river or part the:-_of within the Protectorate to be an infected place
district or place for the purposes of this Ordinance and shall define the limits thereof. or lake or river
to bu an infected
P14". Governor way 1. The Governor may make rules for the regulation of intercourse between
make rules. infected places and between infected places and other places, and for the removal
of persons from and for the control and regulation of all persons from time
to time within infected places, and may apply all or any of such rules 10 any'
infected place ; ur iwty make rules in regard to :my particular infected l,l c
and way tnabe rules generally applicable to per sow within or without infected. •place,.; fur tht; purpoY,::, (Let e2art")qm!: ont (irdianii. ill tip: 1,1:e.vtiltion of