File 624-P(S)/1934 Direct relations with Indian States in the United Provinces. Transfer of the political charge of the Rampur State from the Government of the United Provinces to that of the Gwalior Residency.
File 632-P(S)/1934 Proposed appointment of Lt.Col. Sir Cecil Kaye Kt., C.S.I., C.I.E. as Revenue Minister and Inspector General of Police, Sirohi State.
File 20-P(S)/1934 Agreement between the Rulers of States in the Punjab States Agency for concerted action in matters of common interest and inability of the Government of India to give official recognition to the agreement.
File 20-P(S)/1934 Agreement between the Rulers of States in the Punjab States Agency for concerted action in matters of common interest and inability of the Government of India to give official recognition to the agreement.
File 183-P(C)/1934 1. Establishment of a High Court at Kolhapur. 2. Amendment of Article 7 of the Agreement of 1862 between the British Government and the Kolhapur Darbar.
File 183-P(C)/1934 1. Establishment of a High Court at Kolhapur. 2. Amendment of Article 7 of the Agreement of 1862 between the British Government and the Kolhapur Darbar.
File 268-P(S)/1934 Status of the Dangs. Decision that the Dangs are not British territory and that the Government of Bombay should be paid the surplus of the revenue of the Dangs over all expenditure debitable thereto from the date of the transfer of the Dangs under the political control of the Government of India up to 31 March 1937.
File 279-P(S)/1934 Death of Mr J.W. Young, Chief Minister Jodhpur State and the question of appointment of his successor. Relaxation of Article 759, C.S.R., in favour of Lt. Colonel D.M. Field in order to permit him to retire voluntarily from British Service and to continue in the service of the Jodhpur State.
File 383-P(S)/1934 Dhrangadhra affairs. Grant of a loan of Rs. 55 lakhs by the Government of India to the Dhrangadhra State. Agreement executed by H.H. the Maharaja of Dhrangadhra to take effective action to collect customs duties at British Indian rates on goods entering his State from Cutch.
File 572-P(S)/1934 Memorials to the Secretary of State for India from the Bhoomia Jagirdar of Pahala and Taka Tuka, the Thakor of Undani and Kumpavat of Ruvech-Sika under Idar against the orders of the Government of India in the matter of their grievances against the Idar Darbar. (Withheld under Rule 9, Part II of Memorial Rules) 2. Decision that Idar Feudatories are not 'guaranteed' and as such have no right of appeal to Government in the normal course.