notice · 1871
Governor in Council, with the Executive Council, frames Rules under the Duties on the Estates of Deceased Persons Statute 1870 (Act No. 388): filing of statements by administrators, executors and heirs-at-law, assessment and collection of estate duty by the Master, and registration of settlements. Signed Archibald Michie, Attorney-General, Crown Law Offices Melbourne, 2 February 1871.
220 RULES UNDER "THE DUTIES ON THE ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS STATUTE 1870." PURSUANT to the provisions of section 5 …
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SignatoryARCHD. MICHIE
OfficialAttorney-General
Publication Date2nd February 1871
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 9, 2 February 1871.
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