The Colonial RecordRecords of Colonial Australia

other · 1858

This Act, titled 'The Colonial Attornies Relief Act', outlines the conditions under which attorneys and solicitors admitted in superior colonial courts can be admitted to practice in Her Majesty's courts in England.

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Roleattornies and solicitors
OrgEast India Company
OrgHer Majesty's courts of law and equity in England
Roleattornies and solicitors
Roleattornies and solicitors
Roleattorney-at-law
Roleattornies or solicitors
Roleattornies
Locationcertain of Her Majesty's colonies and dependencies
LocationEngland
LocationEnglish courts
Locationsuperior courts in certain colonies and dependencies

NSW Government Gazette, No. 112, 1858.

← An Act passed in the 20th and 21st year of Queen Victoria's reign, datThis notice details the qualifications and examination requirements fo →