other · 1850
An Act to continue provisions related to liens on wool and mortgages of livestock, originally passed in the eleventh year of Her Majesty's reign, for a further period.
Limitation of ac- tions. IX. And be it enacted, That no action at law shall lie against any Justice of the Peace, …
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OfficialWM. MACPHERSON
OfficialCH. A. FITZ ROY
OfficialCharles Nicholson
Roleconstable
Rolepeace officer
RoleGovernor
RoleSpeaker
LocationSydney
LocationNew South Wales
Enactment Dateone thousand eight hundred and fifty
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 5, 1850.
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