Sch. 5.

the time for appealing against such judgment has expired and that no appeal is pend
ing, and that such judgment is still unsatisfied and in full force [or that such judgment
has been satisfied in part by the payment of the sum of
but is still in force and
unsatisfied to the extent of the sum of

of

in the State [or Colony]

one

and the person having the lawful custody of all records, books, process, and other proceedings, and of the seal of the said Court, do hereby certify that the judgment mentioned in the certificate of judgment dated the day of thousand nine hundred and given under the hand of W. J., the Registrar of the District Court at in the State of New South Wales, and the seal of the said Court in a certain action in the said District Court at in the said State of New South Wales, wherein A.B. is plaintiff and C.D. is defendant, has been wholly paid and satisfied [or has been satisfied to the extent of the sum of Given under my hand and the seal of the State [or Colony] of

this

(L.S)

Court of [or at]
day of
E.F.,

19

Clerk of the said

Court of [or at]

To the Registrar of the District Court at
in the State of New South Wales.

in the

in the State [or Colony]

of

of

and
C.D., defendant.
Court of [or at]

I, E.F., the Clerk of the and the person having the lawful custody of all records, books, process, and other proceedings, and of the seal of the said Court, do hereby certify that A.B., of [address and description] did in the said Court of [or at] on the day one thousand nine hundred and recover judgment against the said C.D., of in the State of New South Wales in respect of a cause of action which arose within the State [or Colony] of for a debt or liquidated demand in money not exceeding the sum of two hundred pounds, to wit the sum of including costs of suit, that such judgment was obtained in an action for [cause of action to be stated and particulars given; also if amount originally due was reduced before action by payment, admitted set-off, or abandonment of excess, the same should be stated and particulars given], and that the time for appealing against such judgment has expired and that no appeal is pending, and that such judgment is still unsatisfied and in full force [or that such judgment has been satisfied in part by the payment of the sum of but is still in force and unsatisfied to the extent of the sum of

that a judgment has been obtained against you by A.B. of [address and description] in

respect of a cause of action which arose within the State [or Colony] of
for a debt or liquidated demand in money not exceeding the sum of two hundred and
fifty pounds, to wit the sum of including costs of suit in the Court of [or at]
that such judgment was obtained in an action for [here state cause of action
and give particulars; also if the amount originally due was reduced by payment,
admitted set-off, or abandonment of excess, so state and give particulars], and that the
time for appealing against such judgment has expired and that no appeal is pending,
and that such judgment is still unsatisfied and in full force [or that such judgment has
been satisfied in part by the payment of the sum of
but is unsatisfied to the

Sch. 8.

Sec. 24:

(Seal)

in the State of New

I, W.J., the Registrar of the District Court at South Wales, and the person having the lawful custody of all records, books, process, and other proceedings, and of the seal of the said Court, do hereby certify that the judgment mentioned in the certificate of judgment dated the day of one thousand nine hundred and under the hand of E.F. the clerk of the in the State [or Colony] of and the seal of the said Court in a certain action in the said wherein A.B. is plaintiff and C.D. is defendant, has been wholly paid and satisfied [or has been satisfied to the extent ot the sum of

Court of [or at]

].

Court of [or at]

S. 1.

JURY ACT

1901.

TABLE

Showing how the sections of Acts consolidated have been dealt with.

S. 1.

Short title and division:

Repeal.

First Schedule.
Saving clause.

Act No. LXVII, 1901.

An Act to consolidate the statutes relating to Jurors. [Assented to, 27th December, 1901].

BE

E it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly of New South Wales in Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:

PART I.
PRELIMINARY.

1. This Act may be cited as the "Jury Act, 1901," and is divided into parts, as follows:

PART I.-PRELIMINARY--Ss. 1, 2.

PART II.-QUALIFICATIONS, DISQUALIFICATIONS, AND EXEMP-
TIONS- -ss. 3-7.

PART III.--JURORS' DISTRICTS—ss. 8, 9.

PART IV.-JURY LISTS--ss. 10-17..

PART V.-JURORS' BOOKS AND SPECIAL JURORS' LISTS―ss.

18-22.

PART VI.-LISTS FOR NEW COURTS-ss. 23-27.

PART VII.--TRIAL BY JURY-ss. 28-33.

PART VIII.-JURY PRECEPTS AND SUMMONSES-—ss. 34–53.

PART IX.--CHALLENGE-ss. 54-58.

PART X.-STRIKING AND IMPANELLING-ss. 59-65.

PART XI.-REFRESHMENT s. 66.

PART XII.-DISAGREEMENT―ss. 67, 68.

PART XIII.—VIEW BY JURORS--ss. 69–71.

PART XIV.-FEES-SS. 72-79.

PART XV.-FINES, PENALTIES, &C.-ss. 80-88.

2. (1) The Acts mentioned in the First Schedule to this Act are to the extent therein expressed hereby repealed.

(2) All proclamations, rules, orders, notices, summonses, precepts, lists, and jurors' books made or issued under the authority of any enactment hereby repealed, and being in force at the time of the passing of this Act, shall be deemed to have been made or issued hereunder.

Qualification of jurors.

s. 1.

PART II.

QUALIFICATIONS, DISQUALIFICATIONS, AND EXEMPTIONS.

3. Except as hereinafter provided every man above the age of twenty-one years, residing in New South Wales, who has within 11 Vic. No. 20. New South Wales in his own name or in trust for him— (a) a clear yearly income of at least thirty pounds by the year arising out of lands, houses, or other real estate; or partly out of real and partly out of personal estate; or

22 Vic. No. 18,

s. 51.