other · 1850
This notice enacts that memorials and acknowledgments verified or made by or before a Commissioner appointed by the Resident Judge, or a Clerk of the Supreme Court for Port Phillip, are valid, as are receipts and endorsements signed by such Clerks. It also grants Commissioners appointed by the Resident Judge the same powers as a Commissioner of the Supreme Court and outlines a declaration to be made by the person appointed to act in the stead of the Deputy Registrar.
No. 10. 14º VICTORLE. A.D. 1850. 25 II. And whereas doubts have arisen as to the validity of memorials Memorials and …
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OfficialDeputy Registrar
OfficialCommissioner
LocationNew South Wales
LocationPort Phillip
Publication Year1850
Historical Eventbefore the passing of this Act
Historical Eventprior to the passing of this Act
Historical Eventbefore the passing of this Act
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 2, 1850.
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