STAMP DUTIES (Continued)-

Bill, alleged foreign drawing, presumption
Note, alleged foreign drawing, presumption
Bill, unstamped, issue, penalty

unstamped, endorsing, penalty
unstamped, transfer, penalty

unstamped, negotiating, penalty
Note, unstamped, issue, penalty

unstamped, endorsing, penalty
unstamped, transfer, penalty

unstamped, negotiation, penalty
Bill, unstamped, taking, forteiture
Note, unstamped, taking, torieiture
Bill on demand, who may stamp

at sight, who may stamp
on presentation, who may stamp
or note, penalty, no remission
in a set, stamping, exemptiou

in a set, destruction or loss
Broker's note, definition

several sales, number
defacing stamp, who liable
when to be made
to whom transmitted
failure to make and transinit

failure to stamp, penalty
Broker, failure to stamp, loss of brokerage
Agent, failure to stamp, loss of commission
Broker's note, stamp, added to brokerage
Proxy, vote at meeting, date to be specified

vote at meeting, when available
duty, how denoted

unstamped, penalty
Life policy, definition

receiving premium, failure to stamp
paying, failure to stamp

crediting money, failure to stamp
Receipt defined

duty on, how denoted
giving, not stamped, penalty
refusing to give stamped, penalty
fictitious, penalty
separating amount, penalty

dividing amount, penalty
Capital, statement to Registrar of Companies

amount to be stated
increase to be stated
ad valorem duty
neglect to give statement, penalty

companies since September 1, 1900, duty
Loan capital, statement to Treasury Comptroller

statement, ad valorem duty
mortgage, deducting duty
statement, failure of, penalty

definition
Bank notes, duty
Forging die or stamp, penalty
Printing with forged die, penalty
Fraudulent printing, penalty

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Removing stamp by fraud, penalty
Cutting stamp by fraud, penalty
Mutilating stamp by fraud, penalty
Affixing stamp by fraud, penalty
Erasing names, etc., by fraud, penalty
Selling stamp by fraud, penalty
Possessing förged dies, penalty

forged stamps, penalty
Using old stamp by fraud, penalty
Selling old stamp by fraud, penalty
Stamp paper, unlawfully bought before issue, penalty

unlawfully received before issue, penalty
Plate or die, unlawful purchase or receipt, penalty
Offences, search warrants, issue of

search warrants, seizure
goods seized, forfeiture

goods forfeited, how dealt with
Forged stamps, possession by distributor, presumption
Stamps, seizure under warrant, acknowledgment
Duties, debt to Government, how recovered
Fine, debt to Government, how recovered
Penalty, debt to Government, how recovered
Proc. 12, 1902, citation and taking effect of
Laws repealed
Amount of duty, affidavit

sworn declaration
ante-nuptial contract
bill of exchange
promissory note
bond
mortgage bond
deed of security
kinderbewys
broker's note
cheque
lease
notarial protest
notarial presentation
notarial instrument
notarial grosse
notarial attestation
life policy
power of attorney

receipt
Exemptions from duty

affidavits
sworn declarations
bill of exchange
bonds

receipts
Notarial instrument, affixing stamps

filing original
Públic officer, defacing stamps
Banker, defacing stamps
Bill of exchange, stamp, when affixed
Promissory note, stamp, when affixed
Penalty over £20, remittal
Lease, repeal under Proc. 12. 1992

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Lease, not exceeding, one year.

terminable at lessor's will
not exceeding ten years

over ten and under twenty-five years
Power of attorney, duty on
Notarial instrument, duty on
Government not liable for stamps
Banker defined by Ord. 40, 1904
Citation of Ord. 40, 1904

Effect of Ord. 40, 1904
SUB-DIVISION OF CAPITAL-

See CAPITAL.
SUBMISSION TO ARBITRATION-

Defined
Is ordinarily irrevocable
Revocable by leave of Court
Effect of
Conditions implied in
Before official referee
Party to, commencing action
After, action may be stayed
No, of criminal matters
No, of status, without special leave
No, of matrimonial cause, without leave
No, of minor's affairs, without leave
No, of incapable person's affairs
Providing for single arbitrator
Not excluding supply of vacancy
Allowing umpire or third arbitrator
Not excluding new umpire,
Not excluding new third arbitrator
Providing for two arbitrators
Failure of one of two arbitrators on
Powers of arbitrator under

umpire under
Party to, may summon witnesses
Provisions implied by Law in

See ARBITRATION, ARBITRATOR, AWARD, UMPIRE.
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE

Penalty for violating Sabbath
Field or garden work
Preservation of vegetation exempted
Firearms, firing off
Firing arms for self-protection exempted
Shooting wild or other animals
Hunting with dogs or other animals
Killing injurious vermin exempted
Transport rider passing through town on Sunday
Carrier unloading freight on Sunday
Causing disturbance on Sunday
Causing hindrance on Sunday,
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Keeping open shop on Sunday

store on Sunday

place for Sunday trading
Working as hairdresser or barber

steam or other machines

machinery in public service exempt
Seizure of goods sold on Sunday

merchandise sold on Sunday

live stock sold on Sunday
Who may seize goods or stock so sold
Fine recoverable from goods or stock seized
Not punishable, sale by chemist or druggist

chemist keeping shop open ...
hotel supplying necessary food
hotel supplying necessary drink
carrying on boarding-house
sale by butcher before 9 a.m.
sale by baker before 9 a.m.
sale of fish before 9 a.m.
milk sold before 9 a.m.

milk sold after 4 p.m.
Government contractor, delivery of goods by

must have authority
Market Master, sale on Sabbath, penalty
Market overseer, sale on Sabbath, penalty
Billiard-room, owner, penalty

lessor, penalty

manager, penalty
Theatrical display, penalty
Café-chantant, penalty
Public dance, penalty
Concert on Sunday, penalty
Sacred concert exempted
Races on Sunday, penalty
Unlawful assembly, dispersal of ...

who disperses
Public playing or gambling, dispersal
Dog or cock fight, dispersal

seizure
Race meeting, dispersal

seizure
Native beer dances, dispersal

seizure
Persons unlawfully assembling, penalty
Contraventions of Law, jurisdiction
Informants, fine awarded to

goods awarded to
Repeal of Laws
Operation of Law
Mine work, when unlawful

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what is necessary
what is unavoidable
special permission

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» penalty

SURRENDER-

See VOLUNTARY SURRENDER.

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SYNDICATE-

See COMPANY, LIABILITY, LIMITED LIABILITY.
TRADE MARKS-

Repeal of inconsistent Laws
Registration, application for
, who is Registrar

who may apply
who makes
application, form
application, requisites
refusal by Registrar
refusal, appeal
refusal, Court's discretion
absentee, requisites
absentee, address of
completion in twelve months

abandonment
Essential particulars

namə printed
name impressed
name woven
written signature
signature, copy,
distinctive device
distinctive mark
distinctive brand
distinctive heading
distinctive label
distinctive ticket
invented word
nature of words
addition to
applicant states
disclaimer
when no disclaimer

before Law No. 6, 1892
Registration, to what applied

transfer, goodwill
goodwill, termination
colour or colours
colour, exclusive use
application, advertisement
opposition, when made
opposition, notice
opposition, copy of notice
opposition, counter-statement
abandonment, opposition
opposition, hearing
opposition, appeal
opposition, Court's discretion
opposition, abandoning, costs
opponent, absentee
costs, Registrar's discretion
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