notice · 1846
Rules for setting down causes for trial by jury in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, specifying the number of causes per day and the allowance for short or undefended cases.
Provided that ten Causes, for trial by a Jury of four persons, may be set down for each of the first three days, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 93, 6 November 1846.
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