Bolton's Mauritius almanac, and official directory

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1851 Excerpt: ...of residence to which the instruction of the procedure may give rise. lOo. The carriage of letters and parcels for the instruction of Criminal process. llo. The cost of printing sentences, judgments and orders of justke. 12o. The expense of executing judgments, and the wages of the executioners. 13o. The costs assimilable to these of criminal process, which shall follow the same rule, and are as follows: Process of Interdiction cx-officio. Process ex-officio in Civil matters. The inscription of Mortgages on the demand of the Ministers Public. The Transport of any thing from the Registries. 14o. Expense of placarding notices of Sentences, Judgments or Ju" dicial orders. 15o. Expense of burial of persons condemned, and of all bodies found in the high way or elsewhere, with remedy against whom it may concern. 16o. Expense of Prisons, Houses of correction, Houses of detention, of confinement and of Justice. TITLE THE FIRST. CHAPTER THE FIRST. On the fees and attendances of Physicians, Surgeons, Midwives, Arbitrators, Interpreters and Translators. Art. 3.--The fees and attendances of Physicians, Surgeons, Midwives, Arbitrators, Interpreters, and Translators for labour performed at the requisition of the officers of Justice, or of the Judicial Police, shall be regulated as follows: Art. 4.--Every Physician or Surgeon shall receive as follows: 1. For every visit or report made by him including the first dressing if need be £ 16 0 2. For the opening of bodies or other operations of a more difficult nature than a first visit. Before Burial 2 0 0 After Burial... 5 0 0 Art. 5.--Visits of Midwives shall be paid each 10 0 Art. 6.--Independently of the above fees, the cost of the necessary articles supplied for the operations shall be reimbursed. Art. 7.--The c...