Proc. No. 28 of 1902. Form of letters of administration. Letters of confirmation of tutors. Letters of confirmation of curators. SCHEDULE "B." These are to certify that A.B. of..... ..has been duly appointed the executor testamentary (or dative as the case may be), and is hereby authorised as such, to administer the estate of the late C.D. of been duly appointed, and is hereby authorised as such, to act as the tutor testamentary (or dative as the case may be) of C.D. minor, child of the late E.F. of... been duly appointed, and is hereby authorised, to act as the curator nominate of the estate given (or bequeathed as the case may be) to C.D. by G.H. (here describe the deed of gift or bequest by its date or otherwise) or, as the case may be, as the curator dative of the estate of C.D. of..... For every additional 100 words or portion thereof £ s. d. 026 0 10 0 05 0 0 0 0 2 6 : For letters of administration as executor, testamentary, assumed or For letters of confirmation of the appointment of tutors, testa- For every notice in the Government Gazette, including cost of Approving of sureties given by executors, tutors and curators Registering an Order of Court Registering any bond securing minors' portions For every report at the discretion of the Master, subject to taxation, For every certificate under the hand of the Master 50 050 For taxing the remuneration of executors, tutors, curators or Proc. No. 29 of 1902. PROCLAMATION By His Excellency the Administrator of the Transvaal. (DATED 15TH MAY, 1902.) To Amend the Patents Proclamation, 1902. Preamble. Insertion of words Proclamation. W HEREAS it is desirable to amend the Patents Proclamation, 1902, and to give certain powers to the Legal Adviser to the Transvaal Administration in respect of the hearing of appeals from the Commissioner of Patents: Now therefore, I do hereby proclaim, declare and make known, as follows: 1. In Section 5 of "The Patents Proclamation, 1902," the in sections of original words "Save as provided by Sections 23 and 53 respectively of this Proclamation," shall be inserted immediately before the words "The expression invention" at the commencement of the paragraph in which those words appear. Power to Attorney witnesses upon oath. 2. In Sub-section 2 of Section 23 of the said Proclamation, the words "or any foreign country" shall be added after the words "in this Colony " in the first line of such Sub-section. 3. In Sub-section 4 of Section 60 of the said Proclamation, the following words shall be added at the end of such Subsection (namely): "Provided always, that the term limited for the duration of every patent granted on any such application shall be fourteen years, together with such period as is equivalent to the period between the date when any such application was filed, and the commencement of this Proclamation." 4. At the end of Section 60 of the said Proclamation, there shall be added the following Sub-section (namely): “(7). The renewal fees payable in respect of any patents granted prior to the coming into operation of Law No. 10 of 1898, shall be the renewal fees prescribed by Law No. 6 of 1887.” 5. It shall be lawful for the Legal Adviser to the General to examine Transvaal Administration (hereinafter referred to as the Legal Adviser) on the hearing of an appeal to him from any decision of the Commissioner of Patents in any case in which any such appeal is given by "The Patents Proclamation, 1902," to examine witnesses on oath, and administer oaths for that purpose. Proc. No. 29 of 1902. Power to Attorney make *6. The Legal Adviser may from time to time make, alter and rescind rules regulating appeals to him and the practice General to and procedure before him under "The Patents Proclamation, rules regulating ap1902," and in any proceeding before the Legal Adviser under peals to him. the said Proclamation, the Legal Adviser may order costs to be paid by either party and any such order made a rule of the High Court of the Transvaal. 7. This Proclamation may be cited as "The Patents (Amendment) Proclamation, 1902." * Such rules were made and published by Government Notice, No. 191 of 1902 (Gazette 17 May, 1902, p. 699). Proc. No. 30 of 1902. Preamble. Governor of Johannesburg prison. Powers and duties Governor. PROCLAMATION By His Excellency the Administrator of the Transvaal. Vesting powers conferred upon "Superintending WHEREAS IT IS DESIRABLE to abolish the office of "Superintending Officer of Gaols in Johannesburg," and to provide for the appointment of a Governor and DeputyGovernor for the prison at Johannesburg: Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority in me vested, I do hereby declare, proclaim, and make known as follows: 1. The office of "Superintending Officer of Gaols in Johannesburg" shall be and is hereby abolished. 2. It shall be lawful for the Governor to appoint an officer to be styled the "Governor of the Prison at Johannesburg" and another officer to be styled the "Deputy-Governor of the Prison at Johannesburg." *3. All and singular the powers and jurisdiction conferred and jurisdiction of and the duties imposed on the Superintending Officer of Gaols in Johannesburg by Proclamation No. 14 of 1901, and Proclamation, Transvaal, No. 3 of 1901, or by any other law, shall be, and are hereby conferred and imposed on the Governor of the prison at Johannesburg in respect of all prisons within the Witwatersrand District. Powers as to hear offences. *4. All and singular the jurisdiction vested by the Proclaing and determining mations mentioned in the last preceding section in the Superintending Officer of Gaols at Johannesburg to hear and determine certain offences, shall be and is hereby vested in the Deputy-Governor of the Prison at Johannesburg in respect of offences committed within the prisons and the precincts thereof in the Witwatersrand District. *The powers, etc., conferred and imposed by these sections are conferred and imposed on the Governor and Deputy Governor of Pretoria Prison by Ord. 36 of 1902, and see also Gaol Law Amendment Ordinance, 1904. |
