other · 1850

This notice outlines the process for appealing determinations or adjudications made by Justices regarding penalties or forfeitures under a specific Act, detailing requirements for recognizances, sureties, and the powers of the Court of Quarter Sessions to mitigate penalties, confirm or quash adjudications, and award costs.

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Offenderappellant

Officialconvicting Justices

OfficialCourt of Quarter Sessions

LocationSydney

LocationColony of New South Wales

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 6, 1850.

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