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( ృు' ) ( Paar IIA. Correspondence. 78. Correspondence between District Boards and the Lieutenant-Governor ehak, when ‘the District Magistrate is the Chairman of the Board, pass through the Commissioner' “When the District Magistrate is not the Chairman of the Board, such correspondence shall piss through the District Magistrate, who will be guided by departmental rules in conducting it. j 79. Correspondence between a Distriot Board and separate departments under the Government, such as the Medical or the Education Department, shall, unless the Magistrate of £he district is himself Chairman of the Board, pass through the Magistrate of the district. If one district onlv is concerned, the correspondence between the Magistrate of the district and the Bepartment shall ordinarily be direct. But in regard to matters of unusual importance, or where more rhan one district is concerned, such correspondence shall pass through the Commissioner. 80. Correspondence between Local Boards and the Lieutenant-Governor or any Department under the Government shall, in every case, pass through the District Board, and shall be subject to the provisions of rules 78 and 79 respectively. Statements and Reports. 81. The latest day for the submission of the statement of the requirements and probable expenditure of the District Board for the ensuing financial year shall be the 81st of December. 82. The District Magistrate, when he is not the Chairman of the Board, shall signify in writing to the Board his approval or disapproval of the statement of requirements and estimate within one month of the receipt of the sane. 83. An account of the receipts and expenditure of the past financial year and a report of the proceedings of the District Board during that period shall be submitted not later than the 15th of May in each year. * 84. The annual report of the District Board shall contain such particulars as the Commissioner may require. 85. The Commissioner of the Division will submit to the Local Government a general +eport on the working of all the District Boards in his division 86. The annual report of the Local Board shall be submitted on such date, and ın such form, as the District Board may prescribe. Relatfors of Boards and Committees 87. The District Board shall, subject to the provisions of the Act, exercise full authority over the Local Boards within its jurisdiction in regard to the following matters — (1) Application and expenditure of funds. (2) Execution of works and tepairs. (3) Administration of all matters placed under its control (4) Conduct of proceedings. 歌 88 The Local Board shall, subject to the provisions of the Act, exercise similar authority over the Union Committees within its jurisdiction. Latigation ‘89. In all cases where a District Board desires to sue or is sued or threatened with a suit in the Civil Court, the Board shall communicate with the Superintendent and Remembrancer of Legal Affairs, and shall be guided by the existing rules for the conduct of civil suits of Government. When the District Magistrate is not the Chairman of the Board, all correspondence between the Board and the Superintendent and Remembrancer of Legal Affairs shall pass through the District Magistrate. General 90. When any suggestion in writing regarding any matter is received from the Commissioner or Magistrate of the district by the Secretary to any District or Local Board, [ Government Gazette, 9th March 1886.]