(or next) to answer to the said demande; otherwise judgment may be given against you by default. Witness the Honorable J. S. our Chief Justice of Lower Canada, (or as the case may be) this in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and day of and in the year of our reign. P. B. Prothonotary (or Clerk) of the said Court. SCHEDULE. SCHEDULE B. TABLE OF FEES in the Inferior Terms of the Courts of Queen's Bench, and in the Circuit Courts. TO THE ATTORNEY. First Class Second Class Actions, £20 Actions, £10] or under, but or under, but above £10. above £6. 5. £ s. d. On all proceedings in Actions settled before return, (except those on which additional fees are hereinafter allowed)-to the Plaintiff's Attorney.. 1 0 0 On all proceedings (except as aforesaid) in Actions settled after return, and before contestation, or in which judgment shall be given on confession or by default, or ex parte, without enquête (that is to say, without the examination in Court of any witness or party)-to the Plaintiff's Attorney. And to the Defendant's Attorney. On the same, if the judgment be given by default or ex parte, but with And to the Defendant's Attorney. On the same, in Actions discontinued after contestation-to the Plaintiff's And to the Defendant's Attorney. On the same, when judgment shall be given after contestation-to the Plaintiff's Attorney. And to the Defendant's Attorney. In all Hypothecary Actions,mixed Actions, or Actions for personal wrongs, On all oppositions (except oppositions a fin de conserver) interventions, In all incidental cross demandes, half the fees allowed in original actions for a like sum. ADDITIONAL FEES ON CERTAIN PROCEEDINGS. On each opposition, a fin de distraire, or a fin d'annuler, intervention or On each opposition a fin de conserver. On a saisie arrêt after judgment, when there is no contestation. On suing out any writ of saisie gagerie, saisie revendication, or saisie arret, before judgment, or on any special declaration required by the Court. Third Class Actions, £6.5. or under. 00 76 60 0 0 96 96 52 72 5 0 19 9 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 Ο ΙΟ 0 10 0 5 75 552 000 000 0 0 60 906 0 5 0 0 2 6. TABLE OF FEES in the Inferior Terms of the Courts of Queen's Bench, &c.-Continued. For each writ of execution.. For each bill of costs and certificate, if demanded.. On the execution of a commission rogatoire from any other Court. all cross examination (if any) of each witness under such commission rogatoire.. For a copy of any judgment, whether interlocutory or final, if demanded. On the closing of an inventory, and certificate of the same. On any insinuation. And for each one hundred words of the document registered. TO THE CRIER. On every action, opposition or intervention returned into Court. TO THE TIPSTAFF. On every action, opposition or intervention returned into Court.. TO THE SHERIFF OR BAILIFFS. Mileage on the service or execution of a writ or of process of any kind, at For the service, certificate or return, of such writ or process.. For the seizure of goods and chattels, and all incidental trouble, but exclusive of mileage. For his recors. For the sale of goods and chattels, exclusive of mileage. For publishing the notices of the sale. For the service of any notice, and the certificate and return. If the writ be returnable into the Queen's Bench in Superior Term, the CAP. CAP XVII. Preamble. An Act to establish the District of Gaspé, and to provide for the due administration of Justice therein. W [9th December, 1843.] HEREAS, from the increase of Population and Commerce in the Inferior District of Gaspé, it hath become necessary to make more ample provision for the due administration of Justice therein, to change the system of Judicature heretofore existing there, which has been found by experience to be inadequate to the wants of the inhabitants of that important section of the Province, and to establish therein as nearly as circumstances will allow, the same system of Judicature which is established in other portions of the Province; Be it therefore enacted, by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada, constituted and assembled by virtue of and under the authority of an Act passed in the Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and intituled, An Act to re-unite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that so much of the Act of the Legislature of Lower Canada, passed in of the Act of the thirty-fourth year of the Reign of His late Majesty King George the Third, L.C. 34 Geo. and intituled, "An Act for the division of the Province of Lower Canada, for aud the Pro-" amending the Judicature thereof, and for repealing certain Laws therein men"tioned," as constitutes the Inferior District of Gaspé, or provides for the establishment of a Provincial Court therein, or enacts that the said Inferior District, or any part thereof, shall for any purpose whatever form part of the District of Quebec, shall be and so much of the said Act is hereby repealed, and the said Provincial Court shall be and is hereby abolished. Certain parts 3, c. 6, repealed, vincial Court and Inferior District of Gaspé aboished. District of Gaspé constituted. Two District II. And be it enacted, that all that part of this Province which heretofore consti tuted the Inferior District of Gaspé, shall hereafter constitute and be called the "District of Gaspé," and shall be, for all purposes of Judicature whatever, entirely separate and distinct from the District of Quebec, and the said District of Gaspé and the Courts therein to be established shall be in all things in the same relative position with regard to the other Districts of Lower Canada and to the Courts therein, in which each of the said other Districts, and the Courts therein established, is with regard to the other Districts or with regard to the Courts therein established. III. And be it enacted, that there shall be appointed, by separate Letters Paappointed in tent under the Great Seal of this Province, two District Judges in and for the Judges to be |