notice · 1841
A general rule was established on August 26, 1841, stating that affidavits and Equity answers with erasures or interlineations will not be filed or read unless noted by the officer taking them.
GENERAL RULE. 26th August, 1841. It is ordered, that henceforth no Affidavits to be used in this Court, …
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OfficialJames Dowling
RoleC.J.
OfficialW. W. Burton
OfficialAlfred Stephen
Rule Established26th August, 1841
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 69, 24 August 1841.
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