The Consolidated Statutes of Newfoundland (Third Series): Being a Consolidation of the Statute Law of the Colony Down to and Including the Session of the Legislature in the Year 1916 : Printed and Published by and Under the Authority of the Governor in Council, and Proclaimed Under the Authority of the Act 9 and 10, George V, Cap. X., 1918, 2. köide

Newfoundland

Robinson & Company, 1919

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CHAPTER	662

An Act for Revising and Consolidating the Public and General	669

CHAPTER PAGE TITLE III	670

OF THE LEGISLATURE	675

SECTIONS	693

Of the Administration of Local Affairs in Outport Districts 389	696

Of the Department of Justice 93	744

Of the Newfoundland Savings Bank 1813	772

Of the Censoring of Moving Pictures 437	xxi

Reply and subsequent proceedings	xxii

1773	xxiii

Of the Census 133	xxiv

Of Deserted Wives Children and Parents	xxv

Default of pleadings	xxvi

1786	xxvii

Discovery and inspection	xxviii

to 39	830

OF THE COURTS AND ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE	861

Of Pilots and Pilotage for the Port of St Johns 181 Of Harbour Master and Harbour Regulations for the Port of St Johns	862

Of the Management and Control of the Harbour of Grand Bank 1639	1003

TITLE XXVII	1006

Of the Court of Labrador	1039

Of the Central and Harbour Grace District Courts	1047

Of the Regulation of Mines	1052

Of the Law Society Barristers and Solicitors	1077

Of the Limitation of Actions relating to Real Property	1083

Of the Limitation of Personal Actions and of Guarantees	1092

Of Evidence	1099

Of the Recovery of Possession of Tenements in Certain Cases	1106

Of Promissory Oaths	1113

Of Imprisonment in Certain Cases under Summary Juris	1122

100	1129

107	1141

TITLE XVII	1151

Of Conveyances by Deed and of Vesting in Purchasers Vari ous Powers Commonly conferred by Provisions insert ed in Deeds and of other Matters 1...	1152

Of the Registration of Deeds and other Documents	1170

Of Banks and Banking 1816	1179

Of the Property of Married Women	1181

Of the Estates of Infants	1190

Of the Departments of Finance and Customs 98	1192

Of Insane Persons	1193

Of Landlords Taxes 1181	1210

Of the Protection of Lodgers Goods	1211

Of Estates of Homestead 1211	1215

Of the Making of Last Wills and Testaments	1216

Of the Estates of Intestates	1220

120Of the Property of Citizens of the United States of America Dying in Newfoundland 1216 1220	1221

TITLE XVIII	1223

Of the Contingent Charges of Departments 115	1226

122Of Foreign Marriages	1228

Of Masters and Servants	1229

Of Minors and Apprentices	1235

TITLE XIX	1237

Of Trustees	1239

Of Appointments under Powers	1263

Of Companies	1267

to 171	1326

to 193	1348

tions	1353

ORDER	1379

Form and commencement of action	i

Memoranda of Writ	iii

Of the Exhibition of Advertisements 428	iv

Issue of Writ of Summons	v

Concurrent Writs	vi

TITLE	vii

Renewal of Writ	viii

Service of Writ of Summons	ix

Substituted service	x

Service out of jurisdiction	xi

XIIAppearance	xii

Of Bills of Exchange Cheques and Promissory Notes	xiii

Leave to sign judgment	xiv

Parties	xv

Pleading generally XVIIJoinder of causes of action	xvii

Of Bills of Lading 187 Of the Liability of Carriers by Water 188 Of Weights and Measures and the Inspection of Lumber 189 Of the Recovery and r...	xix

TITLE	xx

Admission	xxix

TITLE	xxx

Special case	xxxi

XXXIITrial	xxxii

Evidence generally	xxxiii

Affidavits and depositions	xxxiv

Motion for new trial	xxxv

TITLE IV	xxxvi

Entry of judgment	xxxvii

Execution	xxxviii

Writs of fieri facias	xxxix

Writ of Attachment	xl

Changing orders	xli

Of Compensation to Workmen 1833	xlii

XLIIIWrit of Delivery	xliii

Actions by and against firms	xliv

Admiralty actions	xlv

Of Patents	xlvi

Sales by the Court	xlvii

Motions and other applications	xlviii

Action of mandamus	xlix

Applications and proceedings in Chambers	l

Construction ments of written instru	li

Proceedings under the Trustee	lii

Interpleader	liii

Appeals	liv

The Registry	lv

Sittings	lvi

Time	lvii

Costs LIX Notices printing	lviii

Application	lxi

Of the Customs 141	lxii

Of Loans upon the Credit of the Colony issued in the United Kingdom 268	lxiii

Of the Board of Health Health Officers and Quarantine 343	lxiv

Of Education	lxxi

Of the Liens of Mechanics and Others 1855	lxxii

1792	lxxv

Of the Pharmaceutical Society and Sale of Drugs 363	lxxvii

Of Foreign Fishing Vessels	lxxviii

Of the Preservation of Deer	lxxx

531	xciii

Of Hawkers and Pedlars being Foreigners and not Domiciled in Newfoundland	xcvii

Of the Prevention of the Bringing of Spirituous Liquors	c

Of a Vacancy in the Office of Speaker 88	cvi

542	cxix

Of Guarantees by Companies 1223 1228	cxx

1229	cxxii

Of the Merchant Shipping Service and Desertion from	cxxiv

1235	cxxvii

OF BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS	cxxx

Of the Investigation of Combines and Monopolies 202 Of the Inspection of Boilers	cxl

Of Poisons 384	cxliii

Of Express Companies 204 Of the Protection of Partridge Berries	clviii

Of the Survey of Foreigngoing and Labrador Vessels 1591	clxiii

APPENDIX	clxxxiii

C	cciv

E Forms of St tement of Claim D Forms of Defence Forms of Reply F Forms of Judgment G Forms of Bonds	ccxiv

Act	ccxvi

573	ccxlviii

Of Trade Unions 1876	cclxv

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action administration affidavit aforesaid allowed amount appear application appointed attend authorized cause or matter certificate Chapter charge claim Colony contained contract copy costs Court or Judge creditors damages debt deemed default defendant deliver determined direct documents dollars duties effect entered entitled evidence examination execution fact fees filed Form further give given hearing insolvent interest issue Judge judgment judgment or order jury Justice land leave liable limited liquidator manner meeting mentioned months mortgage necessary notice oath officer otherwise paid particulars party payment penalty person plaintiff pleading possession proceedings question reason received recover reference registered Registrar rent respect rules seal served shares Sheriff signed solicitor statement sufficient summons Supreme Court taken thereof tion trial trustee unless warrant witness writ writing

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Pealkiri	The Consolidated Statutes of Newfoundland (Third Series): Being a Consolidation of the Statute Law of the Colony Down to and Including the Session of the Legislature in the Year 1916 : Printed and Published by and Under the Authority of the Governor in Council, and Proclaimed Under the ..., 2. köide The Consolidated Statutes of Newfoundland (Third Series): Being a Consolidation of the Statute Law of the Colony Down to and Including the Session of the Legislature in the Year 1916 : Printed and Published by and Under the Authority of the Governor in Council, and Proclaimed Under the Authority of the Act 9 and 10, George V, Cap. X., 1918, Newfoundland
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