Consolidation of New South Wales Masters and Servants Act
The article details the 1845 consolidation act in New South Wales governing master servant relations. It repeals the prior fourth-year Victoria reign act and establishes summary jurisdiction for disputes, enforcement by distress, imprisonment for nonpayment or breach, and penalties for misbehavior. It covers wages, advances, contracts, and protections for servants, overseers, and agents, with provisions for certificates of service and penalties for falsification of discharge or engagement.
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New South Wales
Legislative Council
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Victoria
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House of Correction
Renmin
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Peredoe
Calery
Andre
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Re‘aidener
Ghana
Forfar
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England
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Fragmentary Schedule Referred Confession and Conviction Form
The text appears as a corrupted OCR fragment referencing conviction form details. It mentions a signature, a date, and a generic act to amend consolidated laws, with notes about confinement and bond. Readable entities include a named person and legal process, but specifics are illegible.
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