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FORMS FOR MAGISTRATES' CLERKS, &c.

Forms in Bastardy,

7 and 8 Vic., c. 101, and 8 and 9 Vic., c. 10.

No. 1. Application by woman with child.

2. Summons thereon.

3. Application for a summons by a woman after birth.

4. Summons thereon.

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5. Application for a summons by a woman after birth, where the alleged father has paid money within twelve months after birth.

6. Summons thereon.

7. Order when application was made by a woman with child.

8. Order when application was made by a woman after birth.

9. Common Form of recognizance, with the following condition.

10. Information of the mother on disobedience to the order

11. Warrant of Apprehension for disobedience of order.

12. Warrant of Distress against the Putative Father.

13. Recognizance for Appearance at the Return of the Distress Warrant.

14. Warrant of Commitment.

15. Warrant of Commitment in default of Distress.

16. Appointment of Guardian to a Bastard Child.

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4. (D.)

5. (E.)

5. α.

7. (G. 1.)

8. (G. 2.)

9. (G. 3.)

10. (G. 4.) 11. (H.) 11. a

12. (I. 1.)

13. (I. 2.)

14. (I. 3.)

14. a
15. (K. 1.)

16. (K. 2.)
17. (K. 3.)

18. (L.) 19. (M.)

20. (N. 1.) 21. (N. 2.)

Warrant of Committal for safe Custody during an Adjournment of the
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Recognizance for the Appearance of the Defendant, where the case is
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Summons of a Witness.

Warrant, where the Witness has not obeyed the Summons.
Warrant for a Witness in the first instance.

Commitment of a Witness for refusing to be sworn, or to give Evidence.
Warrant to remand a Defendant, when apprehended.
Minute of a Conviction.

Conviction for a Penalty, to be levied by Distress, and, in Default of
sufficient Distress, Imprisonment. Paper and Parchment, per dozen.
Conviction for a Penalty, and, in Default of Payment, Imprisonment.
Parchment, per dozen, 5s.; Paper 2s. per quire.

Conviction, where the Punishment is by Imprisonment. Paper and
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FORMS UNDER THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACTS

Minute of an Order.

CONTINUED.

Order for Payment of Money, to be levied by Distress and, in Default of Distress, Imprisonment.

Order for Payment of Money, and in Default of Payment, Imprisonment.
Order for any other matter, where the disobeying of it is punishable
with Imprisonment.

Order of Dismissal of an Information or Complaint.
Certificate of such Dismissal.

Warrant of Distress upon a Conviction for a Penalty, with Indorsement.
Warrant of Distress, upon an Order for the Payment of Money, with
Indorsement.

24. (N. 5.) Warrant of Commitment for want of Distress.
24. a

25. (O. 1.)

Warrant of Commitment for want of Distress upon Order for Payment of Money.

Warrant of Commitment, upon a Conviction for a Penalty in the first instance.

26. (0.2.) Warrant of Commitment, on an Order, in the first instance.

27. (P. 1.) Warrant of Commitment, on a Conviction, where the Punishment is

by Imprisonment.