'Adminisistration [Administration] Reports 1931-1935' [‎145r] (289/416)

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As could be expected under the present circumstances, the National Bank
of Persia handled the bulk of business in Kerman during the year.
Recommendations for the opening of branches of this bank in the towns
of Bam and hnrjan have not been approved by Tehran up to the time of writing
The branch opened at Rafsmjan in September 1930 is said to be doin<- .mod
business. & 8
Yawar Abdul Hussein Mirza Jehangiri, formerly Chief of Police at Qum,
Police. who relieved Yawar Sayyed Yusuf Khan
• • i ^ . • i? t r. early in June, held the post of
Provincial Commissioner of Police for the rest of the year. P
Estimates submitted to Tehran in the middle of the year for the extension
of the present Police premises are said to have been approved of by the Central
Administration and tenders have been invited, with a view to starting buildim-
operations. 8
The Police service in Kerman is perhaps the only one which has not been
affected much by the new improvements so far as corruption is concerned, and
reason" ° ' sa a,le ' s P revai lmg in the department is probably the chief
, The dealings of the Police authorities with the Consulate remain on the
whole fairly stiff and formal.
Mirza Reza Khan Tajaddud, Chief Judge of the Appeal Court, proceeded
tta.stice. 011 one month’s leave to Tehran at the
r j -ir x „ latter part of March, handing over acting
c large to ^ osuq, a member of the Appeal Court, who remained in charge until
relieved by Mirza Fazlu lah Khan Ashtiani in the middle of June, Taiaddud
liaung m the meantime been transferred to Meshed. Ashtiani held the post of
Acting Chief Judge of the Appeal Court, as well as departmental chieJof the
Justice Administration in Kerman for the rest of the year.
in Kern,rtf P1 f de 5 1 of the Bedayat Court (Court of First Instance)
i Kerman ^ us filled up for the first time by Mirza Reza Khan Sliarifi ' W ] 10
changes too 1 ? G f d ot n December 1933 - Several other transfers and
cnanges took place m the Justice Department m Kerman during the year.
are as^PRowsf—' Justice a PP ointments heid in Kerman at the time of writing
Istinaf’ (Appeal Court)
Chief Judge (also departmental chief of the Justice
Department).
Public Prosecutor.
Senior Member.
Member.
Reserve Member.
Bedayat’ (Court of First Instance) Chief Judge.
Public Prosecutor.
Public Pleader.
Reserve Member.
Sulhieh’ (Small Cause) .. .. Judge.
Mustantiq’ (Investigating Judge).
. on *y improvement noticeable in the Justice Administration at Kerman
is the fact that no cases of corruption on the part of the officials of this do-
pirtment were brought to notice during the year. Otherwise, the Department
s still unpopular as regards its dilatory methods.
°f proper^.—Muhammad Hassan Khan Shahpuri held the
bSspp ^ le ^ >e ^ s ^ ra ti° n Office in Kerman throughout the year.