PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Directions for the recovery of forfeited recognizances — February, 1777,

ch. 13, p. 134 ; 1795, ch. 74, .......

327

Form of the recognizance of bail — October, 1778, ch. 21, sec. 4,

141

The whole or any part of a forfeited recognizance may be remitted by

the governor and council, provided the case is stated in writing by

the court, and a recommendation is made for a remission or the

whole, or some part, by the said court — April, 1782, ch. 42, sec. 1,

179

On the return of an execution on a forfeited recognizance, the person

may appear and plead any thing which he could have done on a

scire facias issued thereon, and on such plea being determined in

his favour, he shall be discharged — 1782, ch. 42, sec. 2,

180

On an execution on any recognizance forfeited for not attending as a

witness in any case not capital, the court may, on motion, dis-

charge such person on such terms as they may think proper —

1782, ch. 42, sec. 2, .........

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RECORDS.

All laws thereafter passed to be recorded in the office of the court of

appeals of the western shore. — See Constitution.

Commissions to civil officers to be recorded by the clerk of the council

—1805, ch. 65, sec. 50, ........

508

Want of form of the record not a ground for reversing judgments in

actions transmitted as therein mentioned — 1806, ch. 41, sec. 2,

540

Punishment for embezzling records, &c. confinement in the peniten-

tiary not less than three nor more than seven years — 1809, ch. 138,

sec. 8, ...........

581

Provision made that deeds for lands, lying partly in one county, and

partly in another, having been duly recorded in one, should have

the same effect as if recorded in both — 1813, ch. 104, sec. 4,

620

On the death of any county clerk, leaving in his office any deed, &c.

not recorded in the record books, it shall be the duty of the clerk

for the time being to record the same, as of the day they shall ap-

pear by endorsement to have been received for recording — 1816,

ch. 119, sec. 1, ..........

641

In cases of judgments, &c. in the late provincial or general courts, re-

maining unrecorded, the clerks of the court of appeals may certify

copies of a record thereof as if such judgment, &c. had been re-

corded— 1817, ch. 119, sec. 1, .......

664

The minutes, dockets, papers, &c. to be sufficient vouchers for making

proper records — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 1, .

664

Similar provisions as to the court of chancery and the register thereof

—1817, ch. 119, sec. 2, ........

664

Similar provisions as to the county courts and the clerks — 1817, ch.

119, sec. 3, ..........

665

Executors or administrators of officers deceased, or their securities, and

late officers still living, and the present clerks and registers, di-

rected to record their proceedings remaining unrecorded — 1817,

ch. 119, «oc. 5, ..........

665