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REGULATION LV.
[A.D. 1795.
Reg. LIV. 1795.
Reg. LV. 1795.
Guardians, when
parties in civil suits
with their wards, ex-
empted from giving
securities.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION LIV.
A REGULATION ^77^ 3?3U<5737/my /77 /A<? AV37273737^ o/ A?C73337'G5 /A<5 7?33^ C7773/77377^7/
773 7767^77373 V6C/37773.5 7)/ AAw33/77/377335 TYVA. 1794, 77737/ A/XV UA. 1795, 3733/A
4AoA^C^3073^.- PASSED Ay /A<6 Go7i6'7'7777P-Ge7767^/ 377 U773773 C3/, 073 /Ad
1^/ Xdp/6773Ad7% 1795.
[This Regulation has only one enacting section, no part of which now
remains in force. Clauses First, Second, and Third, relating to the judi-
cial functions of zillah registers, are superseded by the abolition of the
office, and Clause Fourth is extinct.—See note to Section IV. Regula-
tion XXXVI. 1793.]
A.D. 1795. REGULATION LV.
A REGULATION yb?' ^oAZAz/mT/ /Ad Go337^.s' 0/ UAz/ JzzA/dTz/zzyd j^'0773 yd^/yAzy
XdCTZyz/y ^0773 G3377Z'7/3777Z.5 T)/* ^3.57/3377^(5^ A77737/A77/Ad7'.5 377/3073 A^777^30.5 373
Xzzz/.S' 3773/A /A037- 1U337V.5, 33T3&7' Xoc/3073 XXXAA. A/d^33/77/37733 Ac. 1793 :
PASSED A?/ /Ad /A7W07V3777^-/A07307'77/ 373 UTZMTZCZ/, 7773 /Ad 1^/ Sdp/d77zAdy, 1795.
I. DouBTS having arisen whether guardians sued jointly with their
wards, under Clause First, Section XXXII. Regulation X. 1793, are not
liable, under the Regulations, to give the same securities as are required
from defendants in general; and it not having been intended by the rule
contained in the above-mentioned clause that guardians should incur any
personal responsibility on account of such suits, they being entrusted only
with the care of the person, maintenance, and (if a minor) the education
of the ward, and the estate of the ward being answerable for all claims
upon it, the Governor-General in Council has been pleased to enact the
following rule, which is to be considered in force from the date of its
receipt in the several courts respectively.
II. In cases in which a guardian may be a party jointly with his ward,
under Clause First, Section XXXII. Regulation X. 1793, in any civil suit,
the securities required by the Regulations to be taken from parties in
suits shall not be demanded from the guardian.
REGULATION LV.
[A.D. 1795.
Reg. LIV. 1795.
Reg. LV. 1795.
Guardians, when
parties in civil suits
with their wards, ex-
empted from giving
securities.
A.D. 1795. REGULATION LIV.
A REGULATION ^77^ 3?3U<5737/my /77 /A<? AV37273737^ o/ A?C73337'G5 /A<5 7?33^ C7773/77377^7/
773 7767^77373 V6C/37773.5 7)/ AAw33/77/377335 TYVA. 1794, 77737/ A/XV UA. 1795, 3733/A
4AoA^C^3073^.- PASSED Ay /A<6 Go7i6'7'7777P-Ge7767^/ 377 U773773 C3/, 073 /Ad
1^/ Xdp/6773Ad7% 1795.
[This Regulation has only one enacting section, no part of which now
remains in force. Clauses First, Second, and Third, relating to the judi-
cial functions of zillah registers, are superseded by the abolition of the
office, and Clause Fourth is extinct.—See note to Section IV. Regula-
tion XXXVI. 1793.]
A.D. 1795. REGULATION LV.
A REGULATION yb?' ^oAZAz/mT/ /Ad Go337^.s' 0/ UAz/ JzzA/dTz/zzyd j^'0773 yd^/yAzy
XdCTZyz/y ^0773 G3377Z'7/3777Z.5 T)/* ^3.57/3377^(5^ A77737/A77/Ad7'.5 377/3073 A^777^30.5 373
Xzzz/.S' 3773/A /A037- 1U337V.5, 33T3&7' Xoc/3073 XXXAA. A/d^33/77/37733 Ac. 1793 :
PASSED A?/ /Ad /A7W07V3777^-/A07307'77/ 373 UTZMTZCZ/, 7773 /Ad 1^/ Sdp/d77zAdy, 1795.
I. DouBTS having arisen whether guardians sued jointly with their
wards, under Clause First, Section XXXII. Regulation X. 1793, are not
liable, under the Regulations, to give the same securities as are required
from defendants in general; and it not having been intended by the rule
contained in the above-mentioned clause that guardians should incur any
personal responsibility on account of such suits, they being entrusted only
with the care of the person, maintenance, and (if a minor) the education
of the ward, and the estate of the ward being answerable for all claims
upon it, the Governor-General in Council has been pleased to enact the
following rule, which is to be considered in force from the date of its
receipt in the several courts respectively.
II. In cases in which a guardian may be a party jointly with his ward,
under Clause First, Section XXXII. Regulation X. 1793, in any civil suit,
the securities required by the Regulations to be taken from parties in
suits shall not be demanded from the guardian.