The Delhi Police Act

Disposal of fees, rewards, etc

Method of proving orders and notifications

Rules, regulations or orders not invalidated by defect of form or irregularity in procedure

Presumption in prosecutions for contravention of order made under section 46, 47 or 48

Officers holding charges of, or succeeding to, vacancies competent to exercise powers

Forfeiture of bond entered into by person under sub-section (1) of section 54

No police officer to be liable to penalty or damage for act done in good faith in pursuance of  duty

No public servant liable as aforesaid for giving effect in good faith to any rule, regulation,  order or direction issued with apparent authority

Bar to suits and prosecutions

Licences and written permissions to specify conditions, etc., and to be signed

Public notices how to be given

Consent, etc., of a competent authority may be proved by writing under its signature

Signature on notices, etc., may be stamped

Persons interested may seek to annul, reverse or alter any rule or order

Powers of Commissioner of Police under other Acts

Power to make rules

Notification of rules and regulations in the Official Gazette and laying of rules and  regulations

Cesser of operation of certain enactments and savings

Police force functioning in Delhi immediately before the commencement of this Act to be  deemed to be police force constituted under this Act

Power to remove difficulties

Repeal and saving


MISCELLANEOUS


Every licence, written permission, notice or
other document, not being a summons or warrant or search warrant, required by this Act or by any rule or
regulation made thereunder, to bear the signature of the Commissioner of Police, shall be deemed to be
properly signed if it bears a facsimile of his signature stamped thereon.

LAWGIST

# 144 Signature on notices, etc., may be stamped