55. Bringing advances into Add to residue of funds in

hotchpot.

Interest to be calculated and amounts received in excess to be refunded.

Court £, with interest
thereon at the rate of £-

per cent. per annum, from!
the day, &c.

Out of the residue, and any!
moneys to be lodged under,
the lodgment schedule-

Pay a sum equal to 1-4th of A. B., of, &c.
the aggregate amount.

If 1-4th of such aggregate
shall exceed £-, amount
due from C. D. for principal
and interest up to date of
judgment, and interest on
£ at the rate, &c., from
the said day, &c.,

Pay amount of such excess. C. D., of, &c.
Note-A separate lodgment

schedule would be as fol-
lows:-

If 1-6th of aggregate amount
in Payment Schedule men-
tioned shall be less than
£-, and interest on £-,
at the rate, &c., from the
day, &c.,

Lodge amount of such defi- C. D.
ciency.

58. Transfer to official Transfer New Consols ...... The official trus

trustees.

tees of charit

able funds.

67. Accumulation beyond Transfer New Consols (repre- The treasury solici

legal limits.

Transfer to Crown under

39 & 40 Vict. c. 18.

senting accumulation of
rents and profits of real
estate since).

68. Investment of funds in Upon the execution of the

Court in land.

conveyance directed by this
order, by such parties
thereto as the judge shall
direct being certified-
Sell sufficient New Consols to
raise £1,500.

Pay proceeds of sale to such

person or persons as shall
be certified to be entitled to
receive the same.

tor, and the assis-
tant paymaster-
general, per Act
39 & 40 Vict. c.
18, "The Crown's
Nominee Securities
Account."

1,500 0 0

1,700 0 0

Funds to be dealt with.-Funds to be lodged as above.

From time to time deliver out C. D., the solicitor for the plain

box.

tiff, and E. F., the solicitor

for the defendant.

NOTES.

SUPREME COURT FUNDS RULES, 1886.

By S. C. F. R. 1886, r. 10, the instructions and particulars contained in a lodgment or payment schedule shall not be set forth in the body of the order, but shall only be therein referred to as appearing by the schedule, unless for any special reason it shall in the opinion of the Judge or Registrar be necessary to set forth some part of such instructions or particulars both in the body of the order and in the schedule.

Where payment is directed to a woman, she must be described as "spinster," or as " the wife of &c.," or as "widow."

As to applications for payment out of funds in Court which may be made at Chambers, see O. LV. 2.

By r. 12 of the S. C. F. R. 1886, when an order directs payment out of a fund in Court of any costs directed to be taxed, the taxing officer is to state the name and address of the person to whom such costs are payable.

Rules 13 to 16 provide as to the manner in which interest is to be ascertained, both on lodgments in Court and payments out; and by r. 17 income tax is always to be deducted, unless otherwise ordered.

By r. 18, whenever the dealing by the Paymaster with funds in Court is, by an order, made contingent upon the execution of some document, it must be so expressed in the payment schedule. The execution of such document is to be certified by a Master in Lunacy, or by a chief clerk, unless the order directs that it be verified by affidavit, and such certificate or affidavit is to state the particular amount of funds to be dealt with.

By r. 19, when an order directs the payment of dividends, annuities, or other periodical payments, there is to be stated in the payment schedule (except in the case of dividends payable as they accrue due), the time when the first of such payments and all subsequent periodical payments, whether quarterly, half-yearly, yearly, or otherwise, are to be made.

By r. 20, when an order directs the payment, transfer, or delivery of funds in Court, in respect of which legacy or succession duty is payable, and does not direct the payment of such duty, it is to be stated in the payment schedule that such payment, &c., is subject to duty, and in such case the Paymaster is to have regard to the circumstance that such duty is payable; and when funds in respect of which such duty may be chargeable are directed to be invested, carried over, or placed to a separate account, the words "subject to duty" are to be added in the schedule to the separate account directed to be opened.

By r. 21, when a person to whom payment, transfer, or delivery of funds in Court is directed is entitled thereto as real estate, or as trustee, exor, or admor, or otherwise than in his own right or for his own use, the fact that he is entitled to the same as real estate, or the character in which he is so entitled, is to be stated in the payment schedule, or in the certificate of a chief clerk, or of a taxing master, or of a Master in Lunacy.

By r. 6, every order which directs funds in Court to be paid, sold, transferred, or delivered, or carried over to any other ledger credit than that to which the same are standing, or to be otherwise dealt with by the Paymaster, is to have annexed thereto, as part thereof, a schedule, to be styled the payment schedule, which shall be headed with the title of the cause or matter, the date of the order, and the ledger credit to which the funds dealt with are standing. The payment schedule is to contain as part of the heading a statement of the funds with which, or with part of which, or with the interest or dividends on which the Paymaster is to deal, describing them if already in Court as they appear in the Paymaster's certificate, or if not already in Court stating the source from which they are to be derived; and is to set out in a tabular form :

(a) The name of each person to whom a payment, transfer, or delivery of any funds is to be made: unless the name is to be stated in a certificate of a chief clerk or a Master in Lunacy or a taxing officer, or unless such payment, transfer, or delivery is to be made to trustees or other persons in succession, or to represves when no probate or letters of admon shall have been taken out at the date of the order. The name is to be in full (the christian name preceding the