notice · 1900
This notice details rules and fees for probate and administration matters in the Supreme Court, including rules 23, 24, and 25, and outlines the process for affidavits of executors or administrators.
4239 November 10, 1900. deponent, shall, two clear days before the said day appointed for hearing, …
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Roledeponent
Officialofficers of the Court
OfficialRegistrars of the County Courts
OfficialExecutor
OfficialAdministrator
OfficialExecutor
OfficialAdministrator
OfficialJ. W. O'Halloran
OfficialProthonotary
JudgeJohn Madden
JudgeC.J.
JudgeE. D. Holroyd
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 113, 10 November 1900.
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