Tattersall’s Club Act of 1888
10Memorial of the chairman’s name to be recorded in the Supreme Court
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10 Memorial of the chairman’s name to be recorded in the Supreme Court
10 Memorial of the chairman’s name to be recorded in the Supreme Court
Within one calendar month after the passing of this Act, a memorial in the name of the chairman substantially in the form set forth in the Schedule to this Act, signed by the chairman, shall be recorded upon oath, which oath any Justice of the Peace or Commissioner for Affidavits is hereby empowered to take, by the secretary of the club in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and whenever and as often as any new chairman shall be elected, a memorial of the name of such newly elected chairman in the same or a similar form, and signed by such newly elected chairman, shall, within one calendar month of the election of such new chairman, be recorded upon oath taken as aforesaid by the secretary of the club in the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and the production in any Court of Justice, or before any person having by law or by consent of parties authority to hear evidence of any such memorial or any office or examined copy thereof, shall be primâ facie evidence of the truth of the statements in such memorial or office or examined copy, and the production in any such Court, or before any person having authority as aforesaid of the then last registered memorial, or of any office or examined copy thereof, shall be primâ facie evidence that the chairman therein named is the chairman of the club.
Note—
See clause 27 of the Fourth Schedule to the Supreme Court Act 1970.
s 10: Note inserted by Parliamentary Counsel.