other · 1850
This notice details procedural rules for the Master's Office, including serving decrees, answering and filing petitions, abolished fees, furnishing copies of exhibits, regulating solicitor fees, adopting English rules on costs, attendance on subpoenas, and guardians ad litem.
Serving Copies of Decrees on Master. 13. It shall not be necessary in future to serve the Master with the copy of any …
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OfficialMaster
OfficialPrimary Judge
OfficialSolicitor
RoleInfant
OfficialGuardian ad litem
OfficialReceivers
LocationMaster's Office
LocationCourt
LocationEngland
Effective Datefirst day of March next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 27, 1850.
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