This act secures the governor of the province against legal repercussions for funds he advanced from the colonial treasury in order to pay certain provincial expenses.
This act declares persons who hold certain positions ineligible to run for election to the House of Assembly, in order to maintain the independence of the House.
This act consolidates several past laws concerning the registration of properties into a single act, and includes the procedures to be followed as well as the various fees to be paid to court officials for documents required for registration.
This act makes amendments to the various laws regarding insolvent debtors and the measures which can be taken to pay their debts, including seizing their assets and their person.
This is an amendment of an act passed in 1856 which determines the minimum requirements which must be met by individuals who are being considered for jury duty.
This act places regulations on the fishery, including the sizes of nets and seines, the times of year in which certain fish can be extricated, and the penalties for contravening this act.