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Letter from Colonial Secretary acknowledging receipt of a letter from City Commissioners on the

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Unique IDA-00444919SeriesLetters Received from the Colonial SecretaryDate11th August 1854FormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter from Colonial Secretary acknowledging receipt of a letter from City Commissioners on the subject of Difficulties in Disposal of Appeals to the Court of Quarter Sessions against the Assessment of City Property, under Section 128 of 14 Vict No 41, suggesting that a Competent Person be Appointed to Act as Chairman of Quarter Sessions for the purpose of Hearing such Appeals, the large number of which cannot be disposed of by the Court in the limited number of days on which the Chairman is available to preside at such Sessions, being Obliged to hold Courts at other Places on days already fixed, and advising that, to Avoid the Necessity of Appointing a Temporary Chairman to hear Appeal Cases, the Chairman of Quarter Sessions suggests Adjournment of the Sydney Quarter Sessions to 30th Instant.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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