THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 28

for whom bail is to be given], make oath and say, that I am worth more than the sum of hundred pounds after payment of all my debts.
On the day of , 18 ,
the said was duly sworn to the truth of this affidavit at , before me, Commissioner.
Signature of surety.

FORM No. 8.
Commission to take Bail.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

VICTORIA, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith:
To [State name and address of Commissioner], greeting.
WHEREAS in the above-named appeal now depending before the Judicial Committee of Our Privy Council bail is required to be taken on behalf of [State name and description of appellant], the appellant, in the sum of £200, to answer judgment so far as regards the costs of the said appeal: We therefore authorize you to take bail in the said sum on behalf of the said [State name of appellant] from two sufficient sureties, who may be produced before you for that purpose, upon the bail-bond hereto annexed, and to swear the said sureties to the truth of the annexed affidavits as to their sufficiency; and We command you, upon the said bail-bond and affidavits being duly executed and signed by the said sureties, to transmit the same, attested by you, into the registry of Our Court of Appeals for Ecclesiastical and Maritime Causes.
Given at London, under the seal which We use in this behalf, the day of , in the year of our Lord 18 .
(L.S.)
A.B., H.M. Registrar.
Commission for bail taken out by

The Form of Oath to be indorsed on the Commission, and to be administered to each of the Sureties.
You swear that the contents of the affidavit to which you have signed your name are true. So help you God.

FORM No. 9.
Proxy.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

I [State name, address, and description], lately the [State whether plaintiff or defendant] in a cause which was depending in the [State in what Court], and from the decree in which an appeal has been interposed to Her Majesty in Council, and now the [State whether appellant or respondent] in the said appeal, do hereby appoint [State name and address of solicitor] to appear and conduct all proceedings in my behalf in this appeal.
Dated the day of , 18 .
[To be signed by the party.]
Witness—

FORM No. 10.
Proxy of Abandonment.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

I [Insert name and description], the appellant in the above-named appeal, do hereby declare that I abandon the same, and proceed no further therein; and I undertake to pay all costs that may have been incurred by the respondent herein; and I authorize and direct you [Insert name of solicitor], my solicitor in the said appeal, to file this proxy in the registry of Her Majesty's Court of Appeals for Ecclesiastical and Maritime Causes.
Dated the day of , 18 .
[To be signed by the appellant.]
Witness—

FORM No. 11.
Relaxation of Inhibition.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

VICTORIA, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith:
To [State name and title of Judge of Court below], or his surrogate, or some other competent Judge in this behalf, greeting.
WHEREAS in a cause lately depending in the said Court, promoted by [State name and description of plaintiff in Court below] against [State name and description of defendant and property, if any, proceeded against in Court below], an appeal from an order or decree of the Judge of the said Court was made to Us in Council on behalf of the said [State name of appellant], and was by Us referred to the Judicial Committee of Our said Council: And whereas on the day of , 18 , We did command that [you], the said [State name and title of Judge from whom the cause was appealed], [your] Registrar or Actuary, and the said [State name of respondent], and all other persons whosoever, should be inhibited from attempting anything to the prejudice of the said appellant or of his said appeal: And whereas the said [State name of appellant] has abandoned his said appeal [or failed to prosecute his said appeal within the time allowed by law]: We do therefore hereby relax the said inhibition, justice so requiring.
Given at London, under the seal which We use in this behalf, the day of , in the year of our Lord 18 .
(L.S.)
A.B., H.M. Registrar
Relaxation of inhibition taken out by

FORM No. 12.
Remission.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

VICTORIA, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith:
To [State name and title of Judge of Court below], his surrogate, or some other competent Judge in this behalf, greeting.
WHEREAS in a cause lately depending in the said Court, promoted by [State name and description of plaintiff in Court below] against [State name and description of defendant and of property, if any, proceeded against in Court below], an appeal from an order or decree of the Judge of the said Court was made to Us in Council on behalf of the said [State name of appellant], and was by Us referred to the Judicial Committee of Our said Council: And whereas Our said Judicial Committee did, on the day of , 18 , report to Us against the said appeal, and that the decree or order appealed from ought to be affirmed, and the cause remitted, with all its incidents (save the costs incurred in the said appeal), to the Judge of the said Court from which the same was appealed [or as the case may be]: And whereas on the day of We were pleased, by and with the advice of Our Privy Council, to approve of the said report, and to order that the same should be duly carried into execution (justice so requiring): We do therefore hereby authorize and command you to resume into your own hands the said cause, with all its incidents (save as aforesaid), and freely to proceed therein according to the exigence of the law and the tenor of the former proceedings, and to administer justice between the parties, any inhibition heretofore issued to the contrary notwithstanding.
Given at London, under the seal which We use in this behalf, this day of , in the year of our Lord 18 .
(L.S.)
A.B., H.M. Registrar.
Remission taken out by

FORM No. 13.
Motion for Payment.

In Her Majesty's Court of Appeals.
From the [State Court appealed from].
[State title of appeal.]

VICTORIA, by the grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender of the Faith:
To [State name and address of person to be monished], greeting.
WHEREAS in the above-named appeal, now or lately depending before the Judicial Committee of Our Privy Council, the sum of [State sum in words] has been found due from you, the said [State name of person to be monished], to [State name of person to whom the sum is due] for [State for what the sum is due]: We therefore hereby command you, the said [State name of person monished], to pay within days from the service hereof (exclusive of the day of service) the said sum of [State sum in words] to the said [State name and address of person to whom the money is to be paid] accordingly, and hereof fail not.
Given at London, under the seal which We use in this behalf, the day of , in the year of our Lord 18 .
(L.S.)
A.B., H.M. Registrar.
Motion to pay £ taken out by