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A Supreme Court rule orders guardians, committees, and receivers to annually pass their accounts before the Master in Equity and report on their status.

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Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 8th July, 1841. SUPREME COURT. …

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OfficialGuardians of the Estates and Persons of Infants
OfficialCommittees of the Persons and Receivers of the Estates of Lunatics
OfficialReceivers of the Profits of Estates
OfficialMaster in Equity
OfficialEquity Judge
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
OfficialJames Dowling
OfficialC. J.
OfficialW. W. Burton
OfficialAlfred Stephen
OrgSupreme Court
OrgSupreme Court of New South Wales

NSW Government Gazette, No. 58, 20 July 1841.

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