A.D. 1924.

Section 4 (2).

Section 8 (5).

SCHEDULES.

FIRST SCHEDULE.

SCALE OF REGISTRARS' SUPERANUATION ALLOWANCES.

1. An annual allowance not exceeding one-ninth of the last annual salary may be granted after the completion of a period 5 of service of five years.

2. Where the period of service completed exceeds five years, there may be granted an annual allowance not exceeding oneninth of the last annual salary with an addition of one-thirtysixth of that salary for each completed year's service in excess 10 of five.

3. The maximum allowance shall be two-thirds of the last annual salary.

4. For the purpose of this Schedule, the annual salary of a registrar who is also a district registrar of the High Court shall 15 include any salary payable in respect of his services as such district registrar.

SECOND SCHEDULE.

AMENDMENTS WITH RESPECT TO POWERS VESTED
IN THE TREASURY UNDER PRINCIPAL ACT.

fees).

20

S. 165 (Power to make For the words "the Treasury from time
orders as to court "to time with the concurrence of the
"Lord Chancellor may make orders"
there shall be substituted the words
"the Lord Chancellor from time to time 25
"with the concurrence of the Treasury
may make orders."

S. 169 (Account of fees For the words "as often as he shall be

5

10

15

20

25

S. 171 (Audit of registrars' accounts).

For the words "at such times as he may A.D. 1924.
"be directed by the Treasury" there
shall be substituted the words "at
"such times as he may be directed
by the Lord Chancellor."

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S. 172 (Rules as to For the words "the Treasury shall from
balances).

"time to time make such rules" there
shall be substituted the words "the
"Lord Chancellor with the con-
"currence of the Treasury shall from
"time to time make such rules."

S. 183 (Registry of For the words "under such regulations

30

Session and
Chapter.

Short Title.

Section 10 (4).

Sections twenty-five, twenty-nine,
and thirty, in section thirty-one
the words from "Provided that" 5
to the end of the section, in
section thirty-three the words
"whom the judge shall be em-

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powered to appoint and" and the words from "provided that" 10 to the words "dismissed by the judge," in section thirty-four the words "by the successor of the "high bailiff or by the judge" and the words from "and such wages" 15 to the end of the section, sections thirty-six, thirty-seven, thirty-eight and forty-four to forty-seven, and in section one hundred and fiftyfour the words from "and the 20 brokers" to the end of the section.

& 10 Geo. 5. The

c. 73.

Act,

County

Section fifteen from the beginning to 25 Courts Act, 1919. the words "court and ".

BILL

[AS AMENDED BY STANDING
COMMITTEE C]

To amend the law relating to Officers
of County Courts in England and of
District Registries of the High Court
in England, and to make further
provision with respect to such County
Courts and proceedings therein, and
for purposes connected therewith.
Presented by Mr. Attorney-General,
supported by

Mr. William Graham.

Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed, 20 May 1924.

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