This act changes the past act relating to duties paid on vessels coming in to the wharves of Montreal, removing the tax from firewood, schooners and river craft carrying firewood.
This act details how property deeds are to be registered when mortgages or other debts against the property is involved, so that the purchaser is protected against the debt.
This act permits the government to issue treasury notes in the amount of twenty thousand pounds in order to lower the province's debt. It defines the terms by which these notes can then be issued to citizens and how they are to be payable.
This is an amendment to an act passed in 1849 which defined how duties charged on imported goods are to be collected and distributed. It specifies who is responsible for the collection of duties, what they are to do with the money, and how they are to be recompensed.
This act specifies the duties and taxes to be charged on goods being imported into the province. It also specifies who is responsible for collecting these duties, and how they are to be remunerated.
An act to incorporate the Village of St. Hyacinthe to further increase the population and power of the community. The act outlines the village limits, the council, and taxation.
This act directs funds raised by an act requiring taverns to pay duties for licenses, to defray the cost of the construction of a new courthouse in Montreal.