other · 1838
Insolvent Debtors Act assented by Governor Sir George Gipps and passed by the NSW Legislative Council (clerk WM. MACPHERSON), Sydney, 13 October 1838: revives, amends and continues to 1 October 1840 the colony's 1831 Act (2 Wm. IV No. 11) for the relief of debtors imprisoned in execution who cannot pay. It lets such a prisoner file a sworn schedule of estate, effects and debts in the Supreme Court, be examined before a Judge and be discharged from custody, with penalties (up to 3 years' hard labour) for concealing or falsifying assets; Crown debts excepted.
Number 363. [843] OIT QUI DIEU DROIT SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, OF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, …
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OfficialSir George Gipps
OfficialGovernor in Chief
OfficialVice-Admiral
OfficialLegislative Council
PersonKing William the Fourth
RoleHis said Majesty
LocationNew South Wales
LocationTerritory of New South Wales
Publication DateWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1838
Publication DateSATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1838
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 363, 10 October 1838.
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