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A.D. 1828.]
REGULATION III.
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OF
PZMC77CE.
or any portion of the expenses which may have been incurred by the party
opposed to him, including, of course, costs of the nature indicated in the
seventh ciause of Section II. Regulation III. 1828, in cases to which that
clause may be applicable.
XXXIII. The original decrees of the special commissioners, intended to
be kept with the records of the cases, as well as three counterparts, to be
disposed of as underneath directed, are to be transcribed on plain paper,
but of European manufacture exclusively; one counterpart shall, as soon
as practicable, be delivered to the party opposed to Government; one
counterpart shall be transmitted to the collector of the district in which
the land is situated ; and the remaining counterpart shall be forwarded to
the Board of Revenue, or other authority exercising the powers of a Board
of Revenue, under the control of which such collector may be placed.
All other copies of the decrees of the commissioners, which parties may
require for private use, or as documents to exhibit in evidence, shall be
made at the expense of the parties on plain or stamped paper, under the
general Regulations in force; but such copies shall only be permitted to
be prepared by persons duly authorized by the commissioners.
XXXIV. In transmitting a counterpart of the decree, as above directed,
to the collector, the commissioner, by whom it may have been passed,
shall accompany it by instructions to that officer to carry it into immediate
execution, and to report, within a given period, the measures which he
may have adopted for that purpose.
XXXV. In all matters not specially provided for in the foregoing rules,
or in Regulation III. 1828, the course of proceeding shall be conformable
to the rules in force for the guidance of the Courts of Justice in the trial
and decision of regular appeals.
XXXVI. With a view to ensure uniformity in the proceedings and
practice of the several special commissioners appointed to act under Regu-
lation III. 1828, it is hereby provided, that whenever it may be deemed
necessary by any special commissioner to propose rules of practice, either
original or in modification of the present rules, he shall transmit a draft of
such rules to each of the other commissioners acting under the Regulation,
with a request that they will record their sentiments on the expediency or
otherwise of the proposed rules, so that the draft, when transmitted for
the consideration of Government by the commissioner with whom it
may originate, may be accompanied by the observations of all the com-
missioners.
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made for the mode in
which ali costs are to
be borne by parties.
Original decree and
three counterparts to
All other copies to be
made as directed by the
Commissioner, in
transmitting counter-
part of decree to col-
lector, to order him to
execute it, and report
progress thereon.
General rules:
Unless otherwise pro-
vided, the commission-
ers to be guided by
Regulations in force for
the trial of appeals.
Any commissioner
proposing new rules, to
submit his draft, before
it is sent to Govern-
ment, to the other
commissioners, for
their opinions, which
are to accompany the
reference.
VOL. II.
FORM (A.)
REGULATION III.
825
OF
PZMC77CE.
or any portion of the expenses which may have been incurred by the party
opposed to him, including, of course, costs of the nature indicated in the
seventh ciause of Section II. Regulation III. 1828, in cases to which that
clause may be applicable.
XXXIII. The original decrees of the special commissioners, intended to
be kept with the records of the cases, as well as three counterparts, to be
disposed of as underneath directed, are to be transcribed on plain paper,
but of European manufacture exclusively; one counterpart shall, as soon
as practicable, be delivered to the party opposed to Government; one
counterpart shall be transmitted to the collector of the district in which
the land is situated ; and the remaining counterpart shall be forwarded to
the Board of Revenue, or other authority exercising the powers of a Board
of Revenue, under the control of which such collector may be placed.
All other copies of the decrees of the commissioners, which parties may
require for private use, or as documents to exhibit in evidence, shall be
made at the expense of the parties on plain or stamped paper, under the
general Regulations in force; but such copies shall only be permitted to
be prepared by persons duly authorized by the commissioners.
XXXIV. In transmitting a counterpart of the decree, as above directed,
to the collector, the commissioner, by whom it may have been passed,
shall accompany it by instructions to that officer to carry it into immediate
execution, and to report, within a given period, the measures which he
may have adopted for that purpose.
XXXV. In all matters not specially provided for in the foregoing rules,
or in Regulation III. 1828, the course of proceeding shall be conformable
to the rules in force for the guidance of the Courts of Justice in the trial
and decision of regular appeals.
XXXVI. With a view to ensure uniformity in the proceedings and
practice of the several special commissioners appointed to act under Regu-
lation III. 1828, it is hereby provided, that whenever it may be deemed
necessary by any special commissioner to propose rules of practice, either
original or in modification of the present rules, he shall transmit a draft of
such rules to each of the other commissioners acting under the Regulation,
with a request that they will record their sentiments on the expediency or
otherwise of the proposed rules, so that the draft, when transmitted for
the consideration of Government by the commissioner with whom it
may originate, may be accompanied by the observations of all the com-
missioners.
5 N
made for the mode in
which ali costs are to
be borne by parties.
Original decree and
three counterparts to
All other copies to be
made as directed by the
Commissioner, in
transmitting counter-
part of decree to col-
lector, to order him to
execute it, and report
progress thereon.
General rules:
Unless otherwise pro-
vided, the commission-
ers to be guided by
Regulations in force for
the trial of appeals.
Any commissioner
proposing new rules, to
submit his draft, before
it is sent to Govern-
ment, to the other
commissioners, for
their opinions, which
are to accompany the
reference.
VOL. II.
FORM (A.)