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Contents II Panopticon Bill

XIII
Prisoners' Settlements.

38
On Petition of a Metasylum-man,
backed by Governor, Parish
to remove the Family to the
Metasylum —

39
Parish may contract with Governor
for his easing them of the charge —

40
On Vagrancy, family to be removed,
not to the Parish, but to the Metasylum.

41
— though there be Kinsmen liable,
Governor's resort may be to Parish —

42
Sessions may amend Original
Orders or send them back to be new
stated —

43
— also Examinations, Certificates, etc.

44
— and make eventual Orders,
depending upon the subsequent
completion of a sufficient ground

45
Signatures to be deemed genuine
without proof, in default of denial on
Oath —

46
— and signed papers, genuine in toto

47
Parties examinable in proof of their
own hand writing —

48
Unsigned papers appearing to
exhibit the declaration of a certain
person may primâ facie be deemed
his without express proof —

49
Copies delivered as true may be
received as Originals primâ facie,
in default of declaration of belief to
the contrary upon Oath —

50
Costs and damages, by reason of the
production of an ungenuine paper
as genuine, or of an erroneous copy
as true, be on the author of the
mistake —

51
Exhibition of such ungenuine paper
or erroneous copy malâ fide
punishable as a fraud —

52
Like provision for copies of copies
ad infinitum —

53
Court may make an Order
conditional, depending on the
subsequent substantiation of such
primâ facie evidence —

54
— or the production of an
existing paper omitted to be
produced —

55
— insuring by examination or
affidavit the bonâ fides of the
party indulged —

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XIII
Prisoners' Settlements

56
Proceedings under this
Act not removable by
Certiorari —

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Forms
I. 1.
Petition for subsidiary
Examination —
I. 2.
Deputation to take subsidiary
Examination —

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XIV. Correspondence
facilitated.

1
Letters being sent by Post
to individuals by name,
receipt to be presumed primâ
facie

2
Mode of proceeding where
Letters of Notice are to be
conveyed to persons not
known by name, viz:
Overseers: 1. Form of direction —

3
2. Mode of conveyance by
Country Post-Master —

4
Delivery at the Parish
Church good for included
Vills etc. —

5
— and notwithstanding the
union of the Parish with
others, by Houses of Industry etc. —

6
Mode with regard to
Extra-parochial Places —

7
Post-Master's fee for delivery —

8
Delivery accordingly to be
presumed primâ facie

9
Presumption conclusive,
unless repelled by Oath of
non-receipt —

10
— which may be vivâ voce,
or by affidavit, according
to a Form prescribed —

11
Signatures, to Letters and
instruments under this Act,
to be accompanied by sufficient
directions to the signer —

12
Penalty for omission, in
case of a due memento
previously received —

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XIV
Correspondence
facilitated.

13
Printed Forms to contain
abstracts of the Law relative
to each —

14
Books to be kept for
registering Penitentiary House
correspondence by General
Post —

15
1. Receipt Book for proving
receipt of Letters —

16
2. Issuing Book for proving
the issuing of Letters

17
3. Copy Book for ascertaining
the Contents of Letters issued —

18
So for Letters by Penny Post —

19
Books to be accessible on
conditions to be approved by
King's Bench —

20
— and good evidence for the
Governor, and production thereof
compellable against him —

21
— King's Bench may take
order for the due custody thereof —

22
Penitentiary House Correspondence
to be post-free —

23
Mode of franking it from
the House —

24
On what conditions free at
the House —

25
— Penny Post to take payment
at the House for letters
received there

26
Stamped Signature of
Governor or Sub-Governor to
serve instead of real: and
forgery thereof penal —

27
Correspondence, between third
persons, relative to public
Penitentiary-House-business, to
be conveyed, by Post, through
the said House — and Governor
to give notice thereof in the
Forms —

28
Costs of communication, made
in any other manner than by
Post as aforesaid, not to be allowed —

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XIV
Correspondence
facilitated.

29
Punishment for Forgery, in
respect of any instrument under
this Act, with intent to defraud.

30
— or to procure other undue
advantage, or do injury

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