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OF THE LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER cmM)!^, AS REVISED, CONSOLIDATED, AND FINALLY PASSED IN CONVOCATION, IN MICHAELMAS TERM, 38TH VICTORIA, •■*■ ..- ■ * TOOETHER WITH THE RESOLUTIONS AND STANDING ORDE OF CONVOCATION. •i PRINTED BY ORDER OF CONVOCATION. i^ BT BOWRILL * HUTOBISOM, ifOaoilTO. 1875. =<^^i^»j,^^=E^-B^ ,.-, , -ggB"^.>ii--Mi-iisa^ * •■ *■ 5?^- - j '{ A % f t i 1 , t i ^ •■ V / V <■■. -^^ V 10 I -=-1^- V 'ly I 1' * -1 4- J • ( -V > I 1- » « I N 1 I <. ■J iZ- THi^ Jato §ocii^tn of Hpp'cr (Eanalia. ^ ■ The Honourable (ho JUDGES OF f HE SUPERIOR COURTS OF . LAW AND EQUITY, Ontario. Th/1lonourable JOHN HILLYARD CAMERON, Q. C. % __ ^ ^ a:-: Officio. The Right Honourable Sir John Alexander Macdonald, K.C.B., Q 0. i-^The The The The The The The Honourable John Hillyaud CAMBaaN, Q.C, Honourable Jamej Patton, (J.C. Honourable Lkwis Wallbbidoe, Q C. Honourable Albert Norton Richards, Q.C. Honourable Jambs Cockburn, Q.C. Honourable Adah Crooks, Q.C. . i , Hoilourable OliveIi Mowat, Q C. & The The < ■ ' _ EJefted. Henry C. R. BECHafR^ Esq., Q.C. Kenneth McKenzik, Esq,, Q.C. Honourable Stephbi^ Richards, Q C. David ll. Read, Esq., Q.C. John Crickmore, Esq. ' J^tt^mr 0'Rbii,i.t, Esq., Q.C. KobF(^bt Lees. Esq., Q.t). Honourable Matthew Crooks Cameron, Q.C. Daniel MoMioifAEL, Esq.^ Q.C. John Beil, Esq., Q.C. John D. Armour, ^'^sq., Q.C. ^-^ j^TT^ "•ftoBSB.T A. liASRiSON,^ Bsq. , ^."O* - Thomas Moorb Benson, Esq. D' Alton McCarthy, Esq., ^.C. ' ' \ ... - • ♦ . - ■ • . .. ^r^-' ■ v. 1 , ; /, . ■• „ . ■/ V,-" . /ix u -- f. - '/. 1(). " 240. — Inddstrial llEFuWrivjR (Jirl.s, \). 17. • ' " 241. — Rkformatory for Boy.s, j). 21.- ^" 242. — Rkmovai. of pri.soner.s from Cointv Oaols to 1'kovinciai. Institutions, j). .'!(). " 24.'?. — I'tj^oF Spirituoi's Lk^iors in (Jaols ajnh I'risons, p. ,'{1. " 244. — El^BjvMENT OF PrISONKHS WITIKUT TI(E WALLS OK CoMMON ^Rvoi.s, p. ;?2. .24."). -PuKLic Lunatic Asylums ani> thk (?i sronY ok Insane . Persons, j) .'i.'i " ' 240. -r-l^Rf\'ATK Lunai'Ic Asylums, p. .">4. •' 54. lAii*ATICS, An .\( !■ HKsKKOTINi:. ]). .s,-). • , ■"^"'* -• . .L,i.;?, Ai i'.s \,si(). |,. ;mi, '■ 247. --In^titui'ions for thk |)i:ak. 1)i mii \ni> P.linu, |i. '.Mi. '' 2-I.''.. -I'unilC Am Ti> ClUMUTMll.K Ins'IIT; Tliiss, p. !"^, • " 24'.L — Pi!()rE( ri 'IN ok WOmkn in ('T;invi\ i\si;s. |i. PH. " 2.")ll. —iNsfKc riMN 111' PiusoNN \Nii A^^l,^\l-., |i. 10,~i. « C()\LMiiN i:>, |''.\||;a., |v lHi,^Arl> \ - I TO. p. i-'lJ. CHAPTER 238. 4 , An .Vet r.'s|)?MiiuL; the ( Cut i';il Pii^oii. V 1 N ri;i;i'i; i i v i |. ^n . -, 1 .] \ wii:. s. i. h ( hri. I U-. s.v. ;;. 1. f pi i.wi;i,> \ Ml hi n\ ~. ■ ; ss. :, 1 1 ." .1 'I'l! \N -I I I! ol I i; Is. IN 1,1 I .1 I 'i;n I . Pl;l-.N, sv 1:^ IJO, !'"r"ni ( '.111 I iM'i i . .i:. 17 Pi>.MTs :lMi|, du'M'- .1 ..III, rll:iri:r, •-^.I'l. -J-.'. ( io\ |-i;\ \| I.N I .i( 1*|[ |>,is ; I 111' w ill il n. s. •_'.'!, Srcnni \ li\ "llh-.-rs. ,.i. '_' I. I,i'|ii"i -, • ;■■ . II. ■! ;.i l.r li,..'i.'iii 1 I 1 1 I I P I ! • , I I , , _' -- . 1 >|-.i III I M N-ri ' l"|-. S('\r'. lo I,, I, ,.]ii ■., |i il,i!( . ■'!• II ,-i| !, ,!.,;;■■. ... Jill. I Si ,: it'll \ r,.liM|i|, III , .js. ',((. .'.\ Piiif''. ^ 1.11 II! -: |i; -.11111 1 . s> .".;■' .'I.' I I Ml -1 rr\i:i I \ \ ■' I \ I 1 .ii I Ki 1 .\ 1 1: .. -.. ■;! :;i. / Pi;i HI i; I \ \ I '■ I I ii IN I 'i;i lu N , s. ..7. < 'o'l I 1; VI 1 . I 1 1 1.1: \| Mil |,^ I Nsi'K.i \< i|; O.lllls n\ nlli,!', s. ■'.">. I 111 rl r.sl III 1 .-till r. 11 N s. ..'O. 'Wllil'iTH II il I 1 I 1 l|■^l-,■ III . .1 111 1 llllSIIH'SS, s :'7 , P>ooK> 10 1:1. 11:1 iiTi; n 1 ir I '1. 1-1 IN II KR MA.IKSTV i\ lltlll- \Vl( Il tllr ili|\I(0 ;lll,| (•OIl.'Mlll o| the liroisjiil i\ I' .\ SSCIIllliV H f 11 |ii\ IMCr Ollli ciuiots as follow- I I s IV The Honourable Timothy B.^Pardke. William R. Mkeedith, Esq. aijiwiAfl MoflB, Esq., Q.C. iT^lMltn RTUTT SUTflTiftTFi "-T^ Jamics Maclbnnan, Esqj^Q^. Jam«s a. Henderson, Esq^ , Q.C. The Hopourable Edward Blake, Q C. k' Andrew Lemon, Esq. /"Jog n -T . A - in tmRsoN. T^q., Q .C r Edward Martin, Esq. TTi^Tiif" "^"°^is, ^'■''q , Q,C' Thomas Robertson, Esq., Q.C. Thomas Hodgins, Esq., Q.C. iEMiLius Ikvinq, Esq , Q.C. James Bethdne, Esq. D.C.L. .•j. J SJetrttarg, S^ab-a^rtasnrtr anb l^ibrarian. James Hotcbibon Estbn, Esq. II 4 I I. ' # I '1 » ! ' y h A /. f'A V -r \ 1 «^ RULES PASSED BT THE LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA, WITH THE APPROBATION OF THE JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURTS, AS VISITORS OP THE SAID SOCIETY. Finally passed in Convocation, Michaelmas Term, 38 Victoria, [Approved by the Visitors of the Society.] \ By the Benchers of the Law Society of Upper Canada in Convocation, with the approbation of the Judges of the Superior Courts, as Visitors of the said Society, it is Ordained as follows : SEAT OF THE BENCHERS. # 1. The permanent seat of the Law Society shall be at Osgoode Hall, in the City of Toronto. CONVOCATION OF BENCHERS. 2. Any five Benchers, including the Treasurer, shall bo a quorum ; and (unless otherwise specially provided) no business shall be transacted in Convocation, unless a quorum of five members be present. 3. The Terms of the Society shall be the same as those of the Superior Courts of Common Law. Book, p. 03. 4. The Convocatio^^ the Benchers of this Society shall be held at the seat oT the Societ}^ in Term time, or in vacation on the last Tuc^sda}^ in June and December, unless such days be holidays wluni C^)nvocivtion shall bo held on the following day. But special Meetings of Convo- cation, in cjwe of Emiu-gency, may be convened in Vacation T)y Iho TVeasureT, upon the requTsTtlon oF fTve inemLers. NoticoH stating the object of the Special Meeting are to bo -/ I 2 sent by post to each Bencher at least five days^ before the day of meeting. , 5. The first Monday, Tuesday, -and Saturday, and the last Friday of every Term shall be standing Convocation days, and the hour of ineeting half-past ten o'clock in the foretloon, unless otherwise ordered, and the Convocation may adjourn from day to day, to any day previous to the next standing Convocation day. 'G. In default of a quorum, after the lapse of thirty min- utes beyond the hour of meeting, on any Standing Convo- cation day, or on any adjournment, the Treasurer, or ib his absence the Bencher being the senior Barrister present, may adjourn the meeting of Convocation to any other day in the same Term, previous to the next standing Convoca- tion day. 7. The proqeedings of the Beng^rs in Convocation shall be conducted as much as may be according to theordinary Parliamentary mode. 8. No Draft Rule shall pass through more than two readings on the same day, but may pass through all its .stages, in the same Term,. or be continued from Term to ^TeVm. 9. After any question is put, no further debate on the question shall be allowed, but the yeas and the nays shall be recorded at the request of any Bencher. ' COMMITTEES. 10. Any Committee of (^i^vocation may sit in Vacation as well as in Term time, and may adjourn from time to time. i; TRBASUREH. 11. The Treasurer foi^thaJame being shall preside in Convocation. 12. In case of the absence of the Treasurer, a Chairman, to preside in Convocation, shall b(» apimiiited by the , Benchers present. ^4.-Stt«fc4:^ hIuvII } >r4^itW tfr C ^M> Vt w - fttion, *tt4 1»- . all things ofHeiate as Troasurer during" the absence of the , . TreRHiirer. ^8*^ before the day, and the Convocation )'clock in the Convocation 3vious to the f thirty min- nding Convo- irer, or ill his ister present, ny other day ing Convoca- •'ocation shall the ordinary 3re than two rough all its torn Term to ebate on the le nays shall t in Vacation from time to 11 preside in -it , a Chairman, nted by, the (sonco of the r •-\ % A- ■t ■I ■.« V < J 14. In case of a vacancy in the office of the Treasurer, or of the Treasurer elect, before entering upon the duties of the office, the Benchers present at the first meeting of Con- vocation next ensuing the occurrence of such vacancy- shall, before proceeding to any other business, elect a Bencher to fill the office of Treasurer until the next statutory election. ^ 15. The Treasurer may, if any unseen emerg^cy render it necessary, summon a sp^al meeting of Convocation for any day in Term time by giving notice thereof by telegraph or otherwise, and by affixing such notice in the Library of the Society at least one' day previous to the day of meeting. Sch. No. 15. . * it EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES... 16. There shall be an examination, according to the Rules and Regulations of this Society : (1) Of every Candidate for admission as a Student^at- law or Articled Clei'k. (2) Of every Student so admitted becoming a Candidate for Call to the Bar. (3) Of every Applicant for a certificate of fitness for admission as an Attorney or Solicitor. 17. The examination for admission shall be concj^ucted by the "Examiner for Matiiculation," before a Committee of Benchers, to be appointed for that purpose. , 18. The Examination of Candidates for Call to the Bar shall be partly in writing, by printed or written questions, to be answered in writing, and partly oral, under the supervision of the Lecturers in the Law School. - 19. The examination of Applicants for Certificates of Fitness shall be conducite'd in like manner. :=— 20. A CU-aduate in th« Faeulty t>f Arts t« any IJniverstty in Her Majesty's Dominions, empowered to grant such Degrees, shall bo entitled to admission as a Student or < ^ l 4 ■ I ! Air^cled Clerk, upon giving six weeks' notice, and paying the prescribed fees, and presenting to Convocation his Diploma or a proper certificate of his having received his Degree. 21. All other Candidates for admission as]Students-at- law, until further order, shall pass a satisfactory examina- tion in the following subjects : HORACE,— Rk. Ill of the ODES, VIRGIL iENEID,— Bk. VI. CESAR'S COMME,NTARIES,— Bks. V. and VI. CICERO,— " Pro Mffone." MATHEMATICS : ARITHMETIC. ' . ^^..^ EUCLID,— (Bks. I., II., ar.d III!)"' ALGEBRA to end of Quadratic Equations. • ENGLISH HISTORY,— I W. Douglas Hamilton's.) OUTLINES OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY. ENGLISH GRAMMAR and COMPOSITION. RULES AS TO EXAMINATION OF ARTICLED CLERKS. 22. Notice of Examination shall be given to the Secretary by a B«ncher, not less than six weeks previous to the Teifk immediately following the Examination. ■■„ 23. Examinations shall be had by the Examining Com- mittee and Examiner on the same days as the ex^jninations of Students-at-Law before each Term, and shall be con- ducted in- the same manner. 24. The fees payable shall be as follows : With notice for Examination, one dollar ; On presentation for Examination forty dollars. 25. On failure to pass the Examination, thirty dollars of the fees shall be paid back. 2G. Tenn of service under Articles shall be effectual only from time of passing Examination. e, and paying ivocation his received his rStudents-at- iory exaraina- ARTICLED ) the Secretary IS to the Te A ..y I amining Com- 3 extjjninations shall be con- Vith notice for r Examination lirty dollars of effectual only • % I V -^ / 27. There shall ha l^reliminary Examination for Articled CJerks upon the following subjects: 1. CESAR'S COMMENTARIES,— Bb.V. aud VI. > 2r'ARITHMETIC. f"' 3. EUCLID.-Bb. I., II., and III. * ■ 4. OUTLINBertTP^ MODERN GEOGRAPHY. .5. HISTORY OF ENGLAND.-fw. Doirglas Hamilton.) /3. ENGLISH GRAMMAR and COMPOSITION. 7. ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING. 28. No one who has been admitted upon the Books /of the^ Society as a Student shall be required to^pass a Pre- liminary Examination as %\\ ArticJ^Clerk. 29. The'Examinations of Candidates foil admission shall be partly in writing and partly oral, and shall be conducted , in the Convocation Chamber, Osgoode Hall, by the "Ex- aminer for Matriculation," (who shall be appointed by the Benchers each Term for. the succeeding Term,) in presence of the Committee aforesaid, or, of any two of them; and^ shall be commenced on Tuesday in the last week next but one of each Vacation, at ten o'clock, A. M. ;' 4nd the same may be adjourned in such maniTer as may be found con- venient. 30. In the event of no appiointment of Examiner being made by the Benchers during any Term, the Treasurer shall appoint an Examiner for the next ensuing Exami- nations. 31. Notice of the day on which the Applicants for admis- sion are respectively required to attend for the purpose of b^mg examined; shall, by the Secretary, be transmitted to them by post a* soon as may be after each Term. 32. In case no such notice be received, attendance is to be given on the Tuesday above appointed for entering upon the Examinations. '^ 33 ^o person shall be admitted as a Student-at-law or|B Articled Clerk who is not of the full age of sixteen years ^ 34. Notice of the intention of any person to apply for • .admission aa a Stiident^at^law or Articled Ctefk signed by~ a Bencher, and containing the name, addition, and family residence of the Candidate, must be delivered to the Secre- ) ^ . ,f r\ 39. Candidates who have passed their written Exami- jjation, shjiU-also be examined orally in the presence of the ^xami^jing Committee in Latin, and ia such other of the j|Y9 , ^6"*'^*^'^^^^ subjects as the Examining Committee H'oper. or the Examiner recommend. EI? OF I<)aBMlNATION FOR ADMISSION ON THE BOOKS AS STUDENT-AT-LAW AND ARTICLED CLERK. 40. A Committee of Convocation, to consist of five Benchers, shall be appointed in each Terra for the exami- nation of Applicants as Students-at-law, or Articled Clerks. . 41. Three of the said Committee shall be a quorum for the transaction of any business. 43. The said Committee, in conqej-t with tlie " Examiner for Mati-iculation," are bereby e ntrusted w ith t h e .pQwer, and duty of superintending the Examination of s}\ such Applicants for admission, and of arranging and settling the tary of the Society, at his office in Osgoode Hall, at least .<>, six weeks before the Term in which lie seeks admission, i^ ' t&Mk. 35, The Candidate must be presented to the Examining Committee by an instrument in writing, signed by a Bar- rister of the Ontario Bar, in a form approved of by the Society. 3G. Th^ Secretary shall, as soon as all the notices have been received, make out two lists containing the names, additions, and family residence of all the Candidates, for admission oh behalf qi^ whom notices of presentation have been regularly giv• ^laj.'sty a hon,l, with s.i(Iici."nt-.MMn-eties, conditioned for the ^ huthlul pertorma.ice of the dutij^ of th- otiice. a.ronlin.r to law, n. tlie sum (.f .^4,000 with' k.. sureties for ^2 000 each winch hond shall he filed in the, , tlie,., ,f the I'n.vincial S,.cr,.tarv an,l licgisti-ai-. 42 V . c. ;{,S, s. 21. dl'-'ra:;:;::,,, ";* ''I'" ^"P"Hiit,.n,l,.nt ami ,.very oth..r officT or s,.rvant .v,.t..t,.i.. ''niplnv^l perma,i,.nfly in th,. r.'formah.rv, shatf .s,.v,.rall v tak.. :;;;;,';;. .•>i..r. ami fuhserd,,, ni a ho,.k to h,. k<.pt f..r ,haf pnrp.>,s.. hv the '"•••''-"ifant at Ins ,.flic,., th,. oath of all,.g,anc,. p. n'r M'ai,.stv • an,| tlie t,)|lo\ving o.fth ,>f ,itliee, s iz : .,.J/':!;.,f';^:;!:''"""""'^'V"'^:^''^^''"" ^'"""'"I'^'t ru,ii raahfuiiv^dju^ :'!'!;!■•„":';'.'.'!"'.' "''.'?-"'"i'y "'-.-v.' a.,,!. .,,>:,„. an ,i„. ,.,.,„iat„„.« of til,, siinl |)ii.M,,ii, „,, |„,||, ,,„, (';,, Which oath may h,. a,l,ninist,.re,| hy th,. ,nsp,.,.t, ,r, ,.r in ..ase ot any o her of th.. sai.l odiccrs, hy th,. sup,.H„tcn,l,.nt. 42 V ^./ i 'oftY. Sec. I'J. i Sec. 29. Andrew merger reformatory. Chap. 239. lich it may be neccs- ower and autlioiity #*j' to conunaiul the ipc, and ill iccaptur- iti' of thr county in Ae in C'oriveyini.f her 42 y. c. ;JS, s. l.s. lall i^iVi' a receipt to tile oH'ender, atui (•on\c'y and dclivci- [>y into the custoily Y or gaok'r oi" tlie I give a receipt in Ids custody, to .such il the olfcnder slialJ oi- nditione(| hir tlw. itlice, acc(»rdin(,r to ■s for .'?2,00() each, o\ incial Seci-etar\' otlice)- or servant \iM se\ erally take if purpose h\' the I'e to I jer Mm jest V, Iv. .M l rrrrs .vr ^"^^ I'H In I he lii>s( ,,f 1(1 V I all I III' l-ii^iilaliMii.s '•etnr, or. in ease llttMideiit. 42 V 15 a4. No inspector, superintendent, or other officer or servant OHicerH not to employed in the rel'oruiatory, sliall either in his own name, !'•' interested or in the naui'e of, or in connection with any other per- i^act7 '^''" son; provide, fuviiish, or supply any materials, q^xxis, or pro- visions for the use of the said reformatoiy ■. nor shall he con- cerned, directly or uidirectly, in furnishing or supi>lyine' tJie « same, or in any contract relating thereto, under paiii of foi'- feiting .^51000, with full costs of .STiit, to any per.son who siies foi- the .same in any Court of compi'teiit ^furisdic- tion in this Province, one-half thereof to belone- to J lerMajestv for the public .services of this Province. 42 V. c. ;}8, s. 2;'>. ""^-- - . t *^5.- Xosu[)ejintendeiit,otlicer, or seiA-ant, except the sui'^-eon.onK.Ts i„at.. shall be allowed to carry on any tradi' or calling of profit or '"^'■'"•' '" emolument in the ivfoimatory : nor .shall any .siieh snp('iin- 11,^' uVforma-' tendeiit, oHicer, or servafit buy fl•(^m or sell to anv con\ fct in '"'■>'• the .said prison anythini;- whatever; or tal>e or reoix c to his own us,>, or for the ii.se of a^nN^lu'i- per.son, anv fee, -ratnitv, or emolnn'ient from any^misoner or visitor, or aiiv oth.T person! oi- em|»loy aiiy cojivict in workinj; for him. 42* \'. c. :!«, s. 24. • *46; Except under the rules ,,f the in.stituti.ai, no spil-ituolIS l.i.,n..>-., etc., or fermente(| li(piois shall, on anv pivtence whatever be hron-ht ""' '" '"' hito the reformatory for the use of any oIHc-toi- pe,;son in The iSanKaVv. institution, or toi- the use of nny convict conlined theivin ; ami any person, other than an oflicer of the reformatoi'v, i;i\ iiie- any spirituU|ierinten \- c. .-{.S, s. 2."). . . . - 27. The reformatory shall be fui-nislie,| with all re,|Uisite llanllal.nur. means lor eiilorcin-- the perb.rmance of hard Ia1 r h\ the inmates thereof. 42 \'. c. ."{.s. s. 2(1. •iH. .All the lan„y, reformatory JMiihlin- shall he hehl to l,e pa it of 1 1.- .\ndre\v ",'''"'" '"' Mercer Ontario lieb>rmatory for hniales 42 \' c :;s, s, 27 '''' *il>. ,\ll dealing's and ti-inis;i(l ioirs on account of (he relorm- (',,Mi,n«4.. "T' •■"I'l ''11 con(nTct*,i;.,. ' '' . '■■■u' ' ' "ill laiiliiuljv, .[ji,: ^jl neci'ssary \\>v mainlainiiie niid carrying An tin' said instilu I I i -Vim, nrTpf rhn 7TaTfror'gr>ods]ireparerr7Ti^ lYianuract un'-fin llie l-eiormatory, or for the hire, labour, or emplovmeni of „nv <£ the prisoners, shall be ent.nd into ami carried out ni tlie'.M,,- P<""le name of the ,sai '^"Z. All liooks of account, and otbet* liooks, liills, i-cgistcrs, returns, receipts, bills of pan'rls, and vouchers, and all other papers and documents of every kind, relating to the atlairs of the reformatory, shall lie eonsidered ,tlii' ])roperty of Her Majesty and ,=;liall*reitiain in the rei'ormatoi'v, and the superin- tendent of such I'eformatoix shall preserve therein at least one eo|)\- of all oHicial re]»orts made to the Legislatui'e i'e.-,pect- iiig the same, j'oi' which )uupose, and foi- the pui'pose of enabling her to disti'iliute such official reports in exchange for like docu- ments from other similai- institutions aliroa1;sTKIAL IxKKL'dE, Hs. 1,2. Exi'KNSEsoF CONVEVINd I'KlsiiNK.KS Officers, ss. .'{,4. to ueficje, s. 18. .Committal ok kkmon ai, to Keh ue, Notice to fakents, h. 1!>. MH. i">-14 - .Vl'l'KEXTICIVC. (ilKl.S, 8. '20. DiscHAHOE, HH. ir),I(i. IIk-COMMITTAI. OF OIKLS l>IS( IIAKcKh UeI'oSITIONS TO BE DEMNI'KKIi in o'^s" PUOMATION, H. 21 . OFFICEK UECEIXINC I'KlsuNF.I!, 8. 17. HEil .M.\.)+:STV,.hy and with the ads icr and consent ot tile Lcgisiidive' .Ksenilily of the I'ro\ incc oT Ontario, enacts as follows : — ^ '"'"' laciitciiant -(i().vcnioi- in ( 'oiuk^H may set a|iarl >iicli l'..iti..n ..( the portion of the ,\ndrc\v 'Ah'tcT ( )iitaiio Ivc^nnatorv Imi' IVinalcs ^,';.'''',"''/.^'' as he may think lit for (he ivcept i,,n id' ^irls nnd'er the -.<■■,■ of n'i'Vv'l,,''srt '■ ' Pi \' c :{!) s I " l|''l't tnr i{rlu^r>'. olirtcell \-eai's. *i. The ^aid |in]ti,,u so set aLiail shall he c;i| trial i\efnee foieji-ls" [2 V e ;!!i x 2 The I 11, Ills- N.iliir .if |i<.r- 'l.ill let .liiiirt .*{. The inspectoi- (,f |ii-is,,iis and pnhlie charities ;,imI i he (', itiiiimtfi. NUpei-Mit,endcnt, acconntant, singcon and schudl misir.s-. , if >■;■'■'"'' M'^cer the Andrew .Mercer Ontario Heformaloiy for females, shah 1^!,^!;!.'','^ he also the inspector, ^nperintciident , acconntant. sin-eon, "'""^ '^•''^"P'' and .school mistress of (he said imlnstiial refine for eJiK and shall perform similar duties in respect to holh iiistit nt iuiis 42 \ c. ;;it, s. :{ 4. The iaeutenaiit (io\ernor may appoint for (h,. reliiee A|.|M„ntin.mt such othcroflicers and servants as may he re(piired, ,,r he mj7\»^"^ """''" ""'" W(piire any otiicer or servant of th,. .said ndormaton t'o "'"' act for iKith of the said iirstitutions. 42 V, c .'ifl. s. 4.- 5. Whenever a girl und.^r the ag.' of fourteen veaVs is wi,„tc.mv,cti COM v ictiM^ und(M- am- Act of the liegjslature uf Qi'itariu e£ Ji'!tfJj«^ '"'"tl a_ an ofll'nce punishahte on summary conviction axu\ is tin-re-^' '''■■ upon sentenctMl and committed to pri.son in any common gaol, any^ Judge of thi^ High Court, or th(^ .Judge nf any County Court (in a ca.se occurring within his county) may exaniine and en.iiMm..,n II If ni Ifiyh' yt. i- ■;> Iff details thereof.'in all respects not provided for by the Bules or Standing Orders of Convocation. The majority of the Examining Committee and the Examiner shall determine upon ihe sufficiency of the Examination of every such' Can- didate! and in case of an equality of votes of the Commit- tee and Examiner the Candidate shall be rejected. CLASSIFICATION. 43. Graduates shall be classed according to their rank, if Graduates in the same University; or according to the dates of their Diplomas or Degrees, if Graduates of differ- ent Universities. 44. Candidates passed in'the other Clasn shallbe classed according to their merits. PETITION, PRESENTATION, AND DEPOSIT OF FEES. 45. Every Candidate for admission shall, some convenient tim6 previous to the examination day or the day on which he is to be examined, report himself, to and deposit with the Sub-Treasurer, at Osgoodo Hall, liis presentation and the amount of fees payable on admission, together with his petition for admission, which presentiition and j)etition respectively shall be in the terms, and shall contain the . information required by the forms contained in the sched- ule numbers [2] and [.S]. 4G. The Sub-Treasurer shall, on fhe second day of the Term next after any Examination had as aforesaid, make a report in writing to the Convocation upon the petition of each Candidate passod, stating the day on which notice of presentation was givrir for such Candidate, and whether there ej^ists to his knowledge any objection to the admis- sion of such Candidate, to which Report he shall append such Candidate's petition and presentation. Sec. No. 4. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEfi/ 47. The Comniittcc by a Uei)ort signed by the mombors who examine and by the Kxaminer for Matriculation shall, on the second day of the Term ne.xt after any Examination had, report to the Convocation the result of such Examina- „-lion> .' t qiec ifyi n g ^ wluiu ^wr ^ tl hrtvw bwH exHwtftt* d) ttm^ names of those who l.uye pnssed, and tho*e (if any) who haveA)een rejected, stating in what branch they were found 8 deficient, and sp^ifying also thworder in which those ^ passed have been classed according to the decision of the Committee, except as hereinafter mentioned; and such report shall, as respects each such Examination, be final, and no objection to the admission of any Candidate so passed shall be raised in Convocation on the ground of his education being deficient. 48. The first Tuesday of each Term shall be the. , admission day of the Students and Articled Clerks whto^ have been examined and reported as passed by the Exam- ^^ ining Committee. ' ! ' i INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATIONS. 49. Every Articled Clerk presenting himself for Ex- amination in any Term, under the Act passed in the first session ( f tlie Parliament of Ontario, entitled " An Act to amend the Act cliap. 35 of the Consolidated Statutes of Upper 'Canada, entitled, 'An Act respecting Attorneys-at-Law,' " shall, on or before the day of Exaini- nation, file with the Secretary of the Law Society a certifi- cate signed by such Clerk, stating the date of his articles of Clerkship, and of the filing thereof, the name of the Attorney to whom he was articled, the number of a.s8ign- ments, if any, and the year of iiis service at the time of signing such certificate, and if he is a graduate of any University, stating tlie same. The paiticulars of such certificate shall be entered in a iHH)k for that purpose, to be kept by tiie Secretary ; and no certificate shall be received or filed without the pu) luent of one dollar to the Secretary. 50. After each Examination is completed, the presiding Bencher shall certify to Convocation the names of the Students and Clerks examined, and whether they have or have not pa^-ed such Examination ; and in accordance vKlh such certificate, the Secretaiy shall enter against the name of such Clerk in th^ book aforesai 1, " Passed," or ^Jiat P»"H'^d ," w ith the date of such certificate and when such Student or ('lerk has pa'ssrd, shall give liim a certrfi- cate to that ettect in which those decision of the led ; and such nation, be final, f Candidate so e ground of his I shall be the. led Clerks who d by the Exaih-* .A IONS. limself for Ex- :. passed in the o, entitled " An le Consolidated Act resj)ecting e day of Exami- Society a certifi- 1 of his articles of le name of the Limber of assign- at the time of i^raduate of any ticulars of such that purpose, to tificate shall be one dollar to the ed, the presiding le names of the her they have or (1 in accordance cuter against the i 1, " Passed," or tificate and when ivc Inm a certifl- I y ^ i^' / / TTJ ,1 51. On the Final Examination for Certificate.of Fitness of every Student or Clerk, the Secretary shall certify whether such Student or Clerk has passed the said Preliminary Examijiatious, and the date of such passing. / STUDENTS-AT-LAW. 52. Every Student of the Laws entered as such on the books of the Law So(?iety, shall be required to pass->two Examinations before the Final Examination for Call to the Bar. The first of such Examinations in the third year after he has been entered on the said books, and the second of such Examinatiom? in the fourth year after he has been so entered, unless he be a Student of any Univer- sity entitling him to call in three years fi'om the date of his 'admission, and In such case the first of such Examina- tions shall be in his second year, and the third within the first six months of his third year. 53. Any Student being an Articled Clerk who, as such Articled Clerk, has passed the P^xaminations required by the Sitatute during his Clerkship, shall be allowed such Examinations as Examinations passed, without, further Examination or certificate to that effect by the Secretary of the Law Society. 54. Every Student-at-law shjJl on or before the day on which he goes up fbr Examination, file with the Secretary of the Law Society a certificate signed by him, stating the date when he was admitted on the Books of the Society, and ' if an articled Clerk who has passed either or both of the Preliminary ExSimijiations required by the Statute, stating the date or dates wheil such Examination or Examinations \i^as or were passed, and the Secretary shall enter the sai^ particulars in a book to be kef)t by him for such purpose, and' shall enter in such book against the nama of such Jjtudent, " Passed," or " Not passed," as the ca^e may be. 56. Every Student-at-law who ha.s passed the said P]^- amination shall bo entitled to receive a certificate from the Secretary to that effect. i — 1W. Ocmvocaffoti ^ shSff tiavc power "to alter tho^6nneof^ Examination in any cn,se for special cause." mm -^^ ■|! %■(.■ 10 RULE AS TO INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATIONS WHEN TIME REDUCED IN LAW SCHOOL. 57. Any Student or Articled Clerk passing the Law School, and being allowed any dimimition of his period of student- ship or service thereon, shall also be allowed his Final Examination in the Law School as an Intermediate Examination, and in lieu thereof 5H^ On the Final Examination for Call ta the Bar, the Secretary shall certify whether the student presenting himself for such call has passed the Preliminary and Intermediate Examinat|pDs, with the dates thereof 59. Intermediate Examinations shall commence on the Tuesday next, before e^ach Term. * • 60. The subject and books for the first of these Exami- nations shall be as follows : — Real Property — Williams. Eqiiity^Sinith's Manual. Common- Law — Smith's Manual. Act respecting the Court of Chancery. Oonsol. Stats. U. d., chaps. 42 & 44. Consol. Stat. U. C chap. 12, 61. The subject and books of the second of such Examina- tions shall be as follows : — Real Property— Leith's Blackstoiie. Greenwood on the Practice of Conveyancing. Chapters on Agreerments, Sales, Pnrchjises, Leases, Mort- gages, and Wills. - ^ Equity— Snell's Treatise. Common Law — Broom'H Common Law, C S. U. C. Clr. 88. Statutes ol^Canada, 29 Vic, Chr. 28 Insolvent Act - ' m SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS. 62. For the Scholarships of the first year : — Stephen's Blackstone, Vol. I Stephen's on Pleading. ' Williams on Personal Piopeity. Griflith's Listitutes of Ecpiit y. C. 8. U. C, ch. 12. C. 8. U. C, ch. 43. "^ WHEN TIME e Law School, jd of student- red his Final Intermediate the Bar, the at presenting liminary and hereof. mence on the I tliose Exami- mch Examina- Lease», Mort- i. U. C. Clr. 88, S >.5 -. § ? 0) d H^S « P C 'C "an r- : i| ^ 11 For the Scholai-ships of the Second Year : — Williams on Real Property. Best on Evidence. Smith on Contracts. Snell's Treatise on Equity. The Registry Act. For the Scholarships of theJ^bird Year :: — Real Property Statutes relating to Ontario. Stephen's Blackstone, B. 5. Byles on Bills. Broom's Legal Maxims. Story's IJtpiity Jm-isprudence. Fisher. on Mortgages, Vols.-l and 2, ch. 10. 11, and 12. For the Scholarship for the Fourth Year : — Smith's Real and Peraonal Property. Russell on Crimes. Common I^aw Pleading and Practice. Benjamin on Sales. Dart on Veudora and'Puroha.sers. Lewis's Equity Pleading. Equity Pleading and Practice of this Province. y FINAL EXAMINATIONS. 63. The subjects for the Final Examination of Articled Clerks shall be as follows : — Leith's Blackstone. Watkins on Conveyancing, 9tli ed. Smith's Merchantile Law. Story's Equity Juris[)rudence. Leake on Contracts. The Statute Liw. The Pleading and Practice of the Courts. G4. The Books for the Final Examination of Students- at-law shall be as follows :— - (1) For &all : Blackstone, Vol. L Leake on Contracts. Watkins on Conveyancing. Story's Equity Jurisprudence. HtY^r>n/^ri on Plpiininff Lewis's Equity Pleading. Dart on Vendors and Purchasers. u . 12 , , ' For Call — Continued. - Taylor on Evidence. ^ Byles on Bills. i The Statute Law. • The Pleading and Practice of the Courts. For Call, with Honop, in addition to the preceding:— Russell on Crimes. Broom's Legal Maxims. Lindley on Partnerehip. Fisher on Mortgages. Benjamin on Sales. ^*- Jarman on Wills. "\^: , Von Savigny's Private International Law, (Gutliries Ed.); , « Maine's Ancient Law. 65. Candidates for the Final Examinations are subject to Examination on the subjects of the Intermediate Examination. EXAMINATION FOR CALL TO THE BAR, AND FOR CERTIFICATES OF FITNESS. 66. No Student-at-Law upon the Books of this Society shall be called to the »Bar, and" no Candidate shall receive a Certificate of Fitness, unless he be of the full age of 21 years, nor without having been previously examined by the Lec- turers of the Law School before a Committee of Benchers. G7. Candidates for Call " with honours " shall be con- sidered as Candidates for Call "simply," in the event of their not passing " with honours." 68. The examination of all Candidates for Call to the Bar and of ;ul Candidates for Certificates o£ Fitness, shall be before each Term. 69. Any Candidate for Call to the Bar desiring to be ex- amined for honours, must give to the Secretary ffotice in writing of such desire, at latest on the Saturday next but two before the Terra, and must also endorse his petition for Call with the words " For Honours." ^=^70; Candidates for Call "with honours,'' in any Term, shall attend at Osgoode Hall on the Friday and Saturday next preceeding such Term, at ten o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of being examined. '*. ^ \ 1 «c '' " - J '■ k. . ( D ' ' . ■;j U\ ■ f ( >, « 'i> r ■> - 5d.); . .] 1 -^ 1 abject sdiate ' > 1 f V AND " - *t t - • • S- ociety J, / eive a . years, B Lec- chers. B con- / ^ ent of / •V ^ )0 the - , shall -^ 1 ,, ■N - be ex- ' -,-' \ ■ ■ ',. ice in < tt but jtition « • T^nvi-n *. ' % I6rm> urday or the » it r - » 13 71. Candidates for Call, "simply," shall for the like purpose attend at Osgoode Hali, on the Friday of the same week, and at the same hour. 72. Candidates for Certificates of Fitness for admission as Attorneys or Solicitors, shall for the like purpose attend f at Osgoode Hall, on the Thursday of the same week, and ^' the same hour. < 73. The Examiners shall deliver to each respective Oan- didate a copy of the questions to be by him answered, and each such Candidate shall then and there, under the super- vision of such Examiners, frame written answers to such questions, and deliver the same to the Examiners. 74. The answers shall be delivered to the Examiners by four o'clock, P.M., on the same day on which the questions are received for answer. 75. The oi-dinary Examinations prescribed for Call to the Bar shall be passed in all cases where special Acts of the Legislature are obtained for such Call with clauses requir- C ing examination by this Society. » - lists in a conspicuous place in his office, and, the other in Convocation Chamber. 78. The Sub-Treasurer shall, on the first day of every Term, make a report in writing to the Convocation, stating — (1) That in the preqeding Term notice of presentation Jiad beenj)ropei:ly give n for such Candidate. (2) The day of the admission of such Candidate into the Society. * .> Sec. 1. Sec. 1. SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS IN PRISONS. Chap. 243. SI sons from County Litions. via: jind cinisi'irt ot roviiicc of Oihtai"i(i, it ii li.iilili'or linililtk (I known as provin- tlic pui'posc of COll- lincil in any of tlic. ace of custo(l\', and ly asylum or utlici- ■ to tlic Ilcforniatni'v io lu')"oi'iiiatoi'\' i'ui' iris, and also in„lln' he assigned to hilli, hI I'uliLic ( 'Iiaritics. y any-~»^)frs(in from aic of tlic ]irovincial mcd in whicli such vitliout any further •tor- i)f' prisons and I jMplicatc, and siicli ^ rial institution and tiiMis and discipline ddhcivfroin. 4:{ V. ■li pci'sdu as afnrcT . hcrcinlicfoi-f nicn- iiiU;4li a'ny (-(juntv nay ha\c to puss, ' nml |)laccd in such c, in c\-cry jiart of tilN o\'cr and with ■ assistance of iiiiy luring him in case r i!i which he was in con\e\inL' him ii person with the other duplicate of the warrant to the superin- • tendent or other official head of such provincial institution, who shall give his receipt in writing for every such person so re- ceived by him to such bailiff", as evidence of his discharge of duty, and every such person shall be kept in such provincial ■" institution until legally discharged, or removed under com- petent authority. 43 V. c. 35, s. 4. 5. The county or other muniftipality, in which the gaol or Payment by other place of custody is located and from which such person [""s""^'^*^' may be removed by such bailiff as aforesaid, shall be liable to pay to the Treasurer of the Province, on demand, the expenses incurred in the removal and^ conveyance, as aforesaid, of each person, together with sixty per centum added thereto toward the salary or other remuneration of such bailiff: Fi-o- I'rovino. vided always that when gaols are maintained Jointly by ci^es and counties, or in case of towns separated from counties, the county shall be hel of Spirituous Li(|U()rs in (laols and Prisons. HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assend)ly ()f the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows : — C •\ 1 . No license shall be granted for retailing spirituous li<|uors N<> license to within any gaol or pri.son ; and if any gaoler, keeper or officer ''*'(f';»'>t«'' ot any gaol or prison, sells, lends, uses- or gives away, or tnoiin li(ni<.r« knowingly permits or suffi'rs any s{)irituovis licpiors or strong ^''*''" ^*"''- waters to be sold, jiseii, lent or given away in such gaol or prison, or to U' brought into the same, other than such spiritu- . ous li(juors or strong waters as may be prescrilwHl by or given ^ b y the preHc rii)ti <)n a n d direction of a legally (luallfied medical I' pnictlttmier, sficTi gaf)Tt'T, Teeper or o!;her"6fficer sTijiTT,' for eveiy Penalty" J such offi'nce, forfeit tlu' sum of $H0, one moiety thereof to Her J Ma^jesty, for the public uses of the Province, and the other I moiety, with full costs of suit, to the person who sues for the 1^ same in any of Her Majesty's ('oiirts of Record in Ontario; and in case any gaoler or other officer, having been so convicted, •ates of the warrant ry pu'rson so' liable if (•irst conveys or supplies to any prisoner plying spirits Confined in any common gaol or house of correction, any rum inga.>r"""' ^'I'-^^^ly. whiskey, or other spirituous liquors, contrary to the rules and regulations from time to time established by law, such offender, being duly C4)nvicted thereof before two Justices <** the Peace, shall be fined a sunl not exceeding $20 R S O 1877, c. 21!), s. 2. ■ ■ ' \ CHAPTER 244. > An Act to pi-ovide % eniplovMiy Prisoners without tlie walls of Coniniou Gaols. - TTER MAJESTY by and with the advice and consent of . the Legislative Asseiulily of the Province of Ontario enacts as follows :t— ,. OcmTnTmav ,- ^ f-'"' ^^"'"tenant-GoVenioi' in Council may, from time to ■autl„„.,„. ■ time, (lireefc ov authorize the employment upon any work or duty, the nature' of which is specified in the Order in (\.uncil !'nZ! l1 T^" '**" '"'^' ^'''''^'^^^'iol. "^ any prisoner who is M nt. need to be unpnsoned with hard labour in sueh ga<.l under the authonly of any Statutj^ of Ontario, or for th,' l>reach of t.lH by-laws o any nmnicipal corpomtion in this Province , euipldynit'iit of piisoni'is l»lltsi(i<' ffdnl. the 4i^oved, save under the 41 ;:^*: 24". •; "''"'":"'"" ^^ "''""•' -^'^'"''"^i ^'> ^'-^ .inly. P^..f ,K„.. f^'^.^'"^;, -^ 'H.ross wh.eh prisoners ^nay^^T^ZT^to^ • ; I-';-.- or u;. .ao, for ^he' pu.;!;': ^f ^ 'a^ r^^i t 1:^ -v^ -J^ -0^ Sec. 6. EMPLOFMKNT OF PRISONERS. Chap. 244; 33 \ 5. An account shall be kept of the amount earned by the Application of labour of Prisoners imprisoned in any common gfaol, and such t"*™'"*?* °f i 1 11 1 T • 1 1 1 . , 1 X-. . ° , ■ prisoners. amount sliall be divided between the Province and the county in proportion, to the amount contributed by them respectively Jc&w^rds the cai-e and maintenance of the said pi-isoners ; the division shall be made bj- such officer, or other person or per- sons, ancl at such times-as the Lieutenant-Governor in Ct)uncil shall direct. 41 V. c. 24, s. 5. CJ. in the case of a county in which a city or separated town Application of is situate, the share of such earnings which the said city or town twe"'ii'inunt shall bu entitled to receive from the county shall, in case tlie and city or . councils are unabh; to agree with respect thereto, l)e determind *'"^""- . Annually by arbitratiyii, according to the 'provisions of The ^^^^^ ^^^^ ^ Mufiiicipal Act. 41.V. c. 24, s. (j. 184." .See ulsn R. S. C. 1S8G, Chap. JS,3^ec. 8-li CHAPTER 245. to An Act Kespectiiig Lunatic A.syhinis and the Custody of Insane Persons. I Ik'TKHIKKIATION, h. 1. ASYUMS VE.STKI) IN THE '"lUlWN.H. Dkski.VA TION OF ASYHMS, H. ,'(. .DfKICKKS, H8. 4-(i. Admissions to asym'm, sh. 7-!'. Removal of i'a,tient not to af- fe(;t aijkerment for mainten- ance, H. 10. Df^STITITK IN.SANE, A. 11. CoMMITTAI, OF DANOEKOIS MNATICS, HS. l'2-2,-). liKjuiry as to proj>t'rty, etc., of luiiiitio, HH, 1!K'24. RhMOVAI, of PRISONERS FROM (lAOL TO ASYI.IM, H. 'Jti. IiKjuiry and exiiininiitiou, ««. 27- DisiHARoE, «■<. .'M) l!'2. RlCMoVAI, TO ASVI.rM, HH. IW-'if*, RKmu jfcfcr-!ft»"ti tu;»!'4'm r t l uiM vw^w^t j E.M'KNSKS OK INgriKIKS ANIM-ONVEV- i ANCE lai ASYl.l'M, H. .'(7. I ESCAI'B ANI> RE-COMMITTAI,, HH. .'58- i 41. Maintenance of lcnatics, hs. 4l'- 48. Powers of Instkctor : To Huofor imiintenjUK'o, s. 47. To tiiku control of projK'rty, hb. 48-5'J. To act aa Coimiiittfc, Hs.'uK-f)?. Iiialiility to accutint, h. 58. l^iHput(^a how HctticiU «■ i")!). (AlHtS of liiHpcctor, H. tJO. Moneys in Court |kayal>lo to in- .spcctor, H. til. Power to make upecial ordera as to comfort of lunatic, s. (iti. Power aH to pro|»erty of insane fxirsons detained in gaol, hb. <>•)- [•ERSON CAMK, H 'M'i. It i HKH M A.TKSTY, by and with the ai|virt« and mnspnt of the bt'gislative As-seuibiy of the Pr.)viiic<> of ()ntari(), enacts 8,8 follows : — 14 f • 'I i I (3) The Class of the Examination passed by such Can- • didate at the time of his admission, and (4) The Intermediate Examinations passed by such Candidate ; it which report he shall append such Candidate's petition and presentation, bch. J> o. id. PRESENTATION FOR CALL. ^-g^' 79 Every Candidate for Call to the Bar must be preswited ■^^ , to the Convocation by an instrument in writmg sig^d by A" a Barrister of Ontapio, and execute a bond to the bociety. '^y*in the forms approved of by the Society, and contained "^ in the Schedules Nos. 9 and 11. BONDS TO BE GIVEN BY BARRISTERS. 80 Every gentleman shall, previous to his Call to the Bar give a bond to the Corporation in the penal sum of one hundred pounds, with two responsible sureties to be approved of by the Treasurer, with a condition ^nt^e terms and to the effect of the foi*fii contained in Schedule Nos. 11 and 12. 81 Every member of this Society shall, after his Call to the Bar, pay to the Society, thi-ough its Treasurer, a Term fee of S2 per annum. DEPOSIT OF PETITION, PRESENTATION, BOND, AND FEES. 82 Everv Student upon the Bo(»ks of this Society, being a Candidate for Call to the degree of Birrister-at-law, whoso period of standing on the Books entitling him to present hitri'self, has expired or wiU expire during the ensu- ingTerm, shall, at least one day before the^day appointed for examinations before the " Examiners for InU in the ' Vacation i)receding the Term in which such Candidate peti- tions to be called, roi)()rt himself to, and deposit with, the Sub-Treasurer, at Osgoo-le Hall, his presentation and bond, and the amount of fees payable on being called ; and the Sub-Treasurer's receipt for such fees shall be sufficient to , ♦ontitlothe Student to appeur before the Examiners, and to be by them examined for Call. -8^ 4 I e^ ;kft U. utihii aani& ^imfe aad pl acn ^doimaH with the Sub-Treasnrer his petition for C^all. which petition shall contain a st»iteincnt of his age, of the day on which the ch Can- r 3y such nd such .No. 13. resented ?#d by Society, mtained 11 to the m of one 3 to be he terms Nos. 11 & Call to , a Term FEES. by, being r-at-law, hira to bhe eiiHU- ppointed I," in the late peti- ivith, the nd bond, and the Bcient to lers, and [ ^, , with the ion sh^IT vhich the M I 16 period of hia standing on the' books, necessary to entitle him to be called to the bar, expired or will ex[)ire, the Intermediate Examinations he has passed, and the names of the persons under whose superintendence he has received his professional education, according to the form contained in the Schedule No. JO. ORAL EXAMINATION AND CALL IN CONVOCATION. 84. The Oral Examinations for Call shall take place, on Friday and Saturday before Term. 85. No Examination shall be had upon any other day unless upon adjournment of all or any Examination not had or completed. / 8G. Every member of the Society on tlie Common Roll, being a .candidate for Call to the Bar shall, wlien passed, be admitted to the Degree of Barrister in the order of pre- cedence on the common Roll, unless the Convocation, at the time of his Examination, being pas.sed otherwise order, and every candidate for Call to the Bar, by virtue of his having been called to any other Bar, shall, when called, take pre- cedence next after the members of the Society of longer stan<^g on the books called upon the same day. 87. Every gentleman, upon his being called to the Bar, slmll^jippear before the Convocation in a Barrister's gown, for the i)urpose of his bein^' presented to the Sui)erior Courts; and he may be so presented by any Bencher pres- ent in Court. " ^ 88. The form v>f i\u\ l)i|)loma of Barrister-at-Law of this Society, shall be in the form in the Sciiedule No. 14. QUORUM OF BKNCHERS FOR KXA.MINATLONS. CALLS, &c., IN CONVOCATION. 8}). In case a quorum of five Heiu-hcrs do not attend in Convocation on any day, or any ailjourinnent thereof, the Benchers presejit, "(being not less than three), may, after =Ahs l apsed iml^ juxJia a^ buyond. tku huu^- 44ipmiUui ^^ he meeting, proreffrin the name and on the behalf of the i^ .Society, to dispose of atiy application for achnission on the 16 , V ^t^- feir books as students, by any persons whose petitions stand regularly on the order of such day to bo proceeded with, and may hold and dispose of examinations and api)lications as such Benchers deem proper ; and every such examma- tion and application shall have the like validity ^n(i etfect as if the same had been disposal of in full Convocation. "' ^ "„ CHltTIFICATES OF FITNESS FOR ADMISSION- AS " I"';; ■" ■ ATTORNEYS OR SOLICITORS.- « t ,;- . '. " lttrcouiits as may be incurred, and order their' payment. _ 101. The whole executive management and control of ' ^ those portions of Osgoode Hall, and the grounds attached thereto, m the exclusive occupation of the Society shall be vested in the Finance Committee, subject to the orders and supervision of the Benchers in Convocation. OFFICERS. 102. Besides the Treasurer, there shall be the following officers of this Society : r (1) A Secretary, who shall be, ex oficio, Sub-Treasurer and Librarian. (2) An Editor to superintend the publishing the Reports. (3) A .Reporter to each of the Sujierior Courts. (4) Four Examiners and Lecturers in the Law School one of wliom shall be President. (5) An Examiner for Matriculation. (6) An Assistant in the Library. (7) And a Steward. 103. The officers above mentioned sifiill hold office during the pleasure of the Convocation, and shall perform all such du les as may be assigned to them respectively by the rules of the Society, or by the Standing Orders, .or by Imy special orders of Convocation. J J I 104 AfterEaster Torm,1872, no person shall be appointed Ac^Z'^ ^J^rwt; w"h^ (other than. Examinerrexcept ' y .- fttei-^^imst one weeks notice by the Secretary, of the ^^^~y^~ intention to appoint, given by circular to each Bencher: provided It shall, nevertheless, be competent for the Trea- i'\i m 20 surer to temporarily ffll any vacancies which the exigencnes ot the case may rec^uire to be filled. 105. On the removal of any Reporter by the Society his salary shall cease upon his removal. J! ■•t H SALARIES. > OF REPORTERS. 106. The salary of each Reporter in Common Law shall he |80() per annum, payable quarterly ; and of the Reporter ^k 5j-^-^' ^^'-^^'^ P^^" annum, payable quarterly ; and of the Editor, $1,600 per annum, pjdyable as aforesaid. 107. The salaries of the Reporters shall not be paid unless upon the Certificate of the Editor-in-Chief that the work of the Reporter has been done to his satisfaction. EXAMINERS AND LECTURERS. I. \^A' V^^ ^^^^^'^^ of%^e of the Examiners and Lecturers shall be $800 per anrmm, each, payable quarterly. The President of the Law School shall receive $1,000 per annum, payable as aforesaid. SUB-TREASURER, SECRETARY, AND LIBRARIAN. 109. The salary of the Secretary shall be $1600 per annum, and shall be paid quarterly. ^ FEES. ADMISSION FEES. - * i- iV,^; ^""f 'T S^dent upon his admission shall pay the sum ot $oO, and the further .sum of $100 when called to the Bar. 111. Every Barrister of any other part of Her Majesty's dominions admitted into £his Society, and called to the Uegree of Barrister-at-Law under the statute in that behalf shall pay a fee of $150, $50 being on his entry as a member of the Society, and $100 on his Call, the same corres- -foftding m. amount with the fees paWMe by ' Slu^fntT under .the last section. xigen(ues )ciety his jaw shall Reporter ; and of I. id unless he work jecturers y. The 000 per GOO per the sum the Bar. [ajesty's L to the t behalf, member ! corres- liHenlEsi ': . '■■ 4 '^X 55. •^ \ ise )on the ed- me .' >on » be .he Led dn 't or ay ^ " iCt or er ^ V. Be i» of le 1.1 y ( ■ « 10 <1 n Se'c. 64 (1). PUBLIC LUNATIC ASYLUMS., Chap. 245. 47 -or by a jury when required by either party but pot otherwise, the right of property, which such Judge shall accordingly dt). R. S. 0. 1877, c. 220, s. 54. 60 incur O. The costs, charsjes and expenses which the inspector may Coats of In- • ir m respect ot the estate ot an insane person sliall t)e the cUrge iMi first charge upon any moneys coming into the hands of the estate. • inspector and belonging to such estate. 4:J V. c. 'M, s. 5.. . 61. The High Court shall, upon any application, made there- M..n. ys in • for hy the inspector, direct to be paid to the ins'pec^()V fnnii (.'.'""aii'i'To'in- « time to tiriw^ out of any funds or moneys iti Court helongiiig spector for to the lunatic, the amuuiit payable in Vespect to charge.^ for ""''"^'"'"''-■•'• maintenance of the lunatic. R. S. (J. 1«77, e. 220, s. ;")."). -^ • • 6'^. Iii case the insanity of jiny lunatic ccndined in any of J;X;';*;',;Vi"fy the a.sylums is of such a nature, and he . is po.sse.ssed of such ,„',i,.r as to property, real or personal, as w{j. ' , . y ^- ft. PROVl.SION.S K^.SPECtlNU THE PKWKUTY OF IN.SAN' K PKU.SONS IN QAOLS. , 63. The in.spector of pri.sons and public charities shallyex Wh™ inniwc- (j/Zicwo, and by his nkme of otfice.be the conimittee of the e? the peace, or • is imprisoned upon conviction for any olferice, or otherwise Ivmir.soever. 48 V. c. ol, s. 1. 64.— (I) The inspector shall have the .same aiithorityvand Authority of power to take or recover possession of, leivse, morii;a^'e, .sell and "'"'tlV''" "^'" convey any property ot any in.sane person ot wlitpm lie is com- mittee under the preceding section as he has with renpect to the property of lunatics of. whom he is eombuttee luidei' tluv other provisions of this Act, nnd he may, notwithslamling such in,sanft peratiu m ay h av e b een d i. sc harg er Peace Othcers in tlio County nf and to the keeper of the Connnon (Jaol (or Lock-up House) at Whereas on the , day of upon oath wasf^laid befori) me (or us) he) of Her Majesty's .Justices of tlie P last past, iuforniiition , one (or ax the cusi: tiunj ty's .Justices ot tile I'eaw; in and for tlio saitl County of , that .1. ^>'. is insane, antl dangerous to he at laige ; and whereas the hearing of the same is adjourned t" the day of , at o'clock in the (fore) txiort, at , and it is necessary that the said .1. B. sIm>u14 i" tl't! meantime l)e kei)t in safe cilstody ; These are therefore toconnuand you or any of yoii," the, said Constables or Pe»ce Ofticers, in Her Majesty's name, forthwith to convey the said 'A. B. to the Common (Jaol (or Lock-up House) at . and there deliver him to the custody of the keei).er thereof, togetlier with this precept ; And I hereby require you. the sAid keeper to receive the said A. B. into your custody in the sftid Common (Jivol (or Lock-up House), and there safely keep him until the " .* diw of (instant^, when you are hereby re4>e there to infcke further imiulry respecting his sanity^and to be further dealt with according to law. day of Given under my (or our) hand and seal this in the year of our Lord, afurrtNiaid. - — — ~ at in the County [L.8.1 R. S. O. 1877. c. 220, Sched. No. 1, Form C. '■♦#4 ''Mi M /■ :/ y ' 21 112. In case any Candidate for adminsion on the books as a Student, or for C
. TIt0 Bank of Tornti't!rshTitf15^fr the BftTlk oflJepOilt and Account for the " i^aw Society of Upper Canada," and the Treasurer and Sub-Treasurer, shall from time to 22 • time deposit therein and to the credit of the Law Society, all moneys (except sums retained for occasional contin- gencies), received for and on account of the Society, which 'being done, such deposit shall exonerate the Treasurer or Sub-Treasurgr making such deposit. 121." The moneys of the said Society depo.siled in the said Bank, shall be drawn for, and paid out ui)on a check signed by the Treasurer, or in case of his absence, by the Chairman, or in his absence any other member of the Finar^ Committee, and always' countersigned by the SuhaTreasurer for tlie payment of salai-ies, contingencies, an^other accounts from time to time recpxireH to be paid byVthe Rules or Order's of the Society, or i y any Committee acting under or in accordance with any such Rules or Orders. DUTIES' OF THE SECRETARY. 122. In addition to the duties required of the Secretary - by any Statute — 1. Ho shall keep the minutes of the proceedings in Con- vocation, and record the names of the Benchers pre»ent, make up the journals, conduct all necessary Correspondence . prepare all iiecessary DiplomjiS, Certificates, and other documents Appertaining to his department, and jierform all other, aervices incidental to thfe office. 2. He shall cause to be ])ul)lishod in the Canada Law Journal as soon as may be after cjuh Term : (a.) The names of all Benchc^rs elected or a[)pointed during the {)revious Term. (6.) The name of the Trea.surer (if any) elected during , \ «uch Term. (o.) The names of all genUemen ui)on wJioni the De- gree of Barrister-nt-Law was conferred during such Term, in the order of their call. (ation of the Society, unless the}* be niembers of the Society. LIBRARY. 12;). The Secretary shall have the immediate and general charge of the Library, under the superintendence of the Library Committee. 120. The Library Coniuiitteo ij.ay expend tho'8tA->of SHOO annually in the purclms(\ of iKxiks, for tJie use of the Librnry, luubthi^ Trcasiin'r and ^Siib-Tr<\'isiir('r are herpby -mtth««>5ffH?T7fRy=4hf' Hti^t+tt rcqtrif^" by the Committee. i^ 4. 24 ST^NDING^RDERS FOR THE REGULATION OF THE LIBRARY. 127. The following shall be the Standing Orders for the regulation of the Library : — • 1. The Library shall be kdpt open for the use of the Members of the Law Society : ' ..v - (1) In Term time daily, excejit Sundays and Holydays, from half-past nine o'clock, A.M., until five o'clocki P.M., ^r until the Courts rise, if sitting at fi^ o'clock. (2) In Vacation daily, except Sundays and Holydays, from half-past nine o'clock, A.M.) yntil five o^clock, P.M., except in the Long Vacation, when it ^all be opened at ten A.M., and closed at three o'cloo^, P.M. 2. No coilversation shall be carried on in the- Library. 'S. No person shall bring his hat into the Library, nor place his greatcoat, cloak, &c., on any tabk or chair therein. 4. No book shall be carried out of the Library, except under the circumstances authorized by order of Convoca- tion. \ r~' 5. It shall be the duty of any person using a book to restore it tb its j)lace^ in the Library, immediately after using the same. 6. It shall be the duty of the Librarian to report to the Convocation in Term, any infringement of the Rules or Orders of the Society for the Rcj^ulation of the Library. 7. It shall be the duty of the Librarian, under the direc- tion of the Librar;g( Committee, to piocure and place in the Library, from time to time, the reports of the Superior Courts of Law and Equity in England, and such other books as the Committee shall order. 8. The Judges of the Superior Courts respectively, the Master in Chancery, and the Referee in jCHatabers, shall be atlibei;iy to take books from tlic LibnvTy, upon application 4» tlio Librariauy juui &»y iaeta^ttt^ ef^=tbe^ Law Soci e ty requiring the use of any book upon tlie argument of a case in Osgoode Hall, shall bo at liberty to have such book, / / \ 1 - • sh ' . . pr 1 ' • - • as! Li 4 ' » • / e no . \ pu A -, -*. \ am bei • ' ' s * api Be *, „ ■| . -a 1 ' 1 . > \ ■ » 1 • Coi ati / y - 25 upon application to the Librarian, such book to be returned to its place in the Library immediately after the close of the argument for which it may have been required. Books taken from the Library in pursuance of this rule to be in all cases returned the sam.e day, and any person taking any book from the Library otherwise than upon such applica- tion, or failing to return the same in" Ahe manner hereby directed, to forfeit the benefit allowed^ by this rule, until restored thereto by order of Convocationlor of the Treasurer. 9. For the application to the Librarian mentioned in the last sub-section, it shall be sufficient .to enter the name and volume of the book required and of the person taking the same in a Register book, which shall be kept in the Library for that purpose. 10. The Library shall be heated and lighted at the ex- pense of the Society, according to any arrangements which may be from time to time made by the Committee of Finance. 11. The Steward, under the supervision of the Librarian shall attend when the Library is open, and he shall see that proper light and heat be provided. LIBRARY COMJJITTEE. 128. It shall be the duty of the Library Committee to assume the general .supervision and management of the Library, and to purchase Books therefor, as in their judg- ment may be necessary— the expenditure for that purpose not to exceed $200 per quarter. V I ' , REPORTERS. 129. There shall be an Editor to peru.se, select, and publish the decisions of the Superior Courts of Law and Equity ; and from time to time, distinct Reporters being Barristers-at-Law upon the ^lolKof this Society appointed by this Society, for the .several C ourts of Queen's Bench, Chancery, and Common Pleas. -=ld0^^h^ respeetiv*^ Reporters foriihe^timelbeing; o^ thr Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas, shall personally attend the sittings of the Court of which they are Reporters ^ 1 ; v!| 26 >^ ^ every day in each Term, and in the sittingefafter each Term, during the whole period of such Sitfmgs, and such Reporters, shall note concisely the arguments of counsel, prepare a statement of the case, and furnish such judg- ments as the Courts pronounce, whether vlvd voce or written and thereupon submit them to the Editor with whom the publication is to rest. *'' 131. One or other of the said Reporters of the Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas, shall in like manner personally attend the Sittings of the Practice Court, every day in each Term, and in the Sittings after each Term dur- ing the whole period of such Sitting ; and the Reporters of the said Courts of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas shall, from time to ^ime, arrange between themselves for the punctual attendance of one or other of them, as Reporter at the said Sittings of the said Practice Court. 132. It shall be the duty of the Editor to publish in monthly numbers printed Reports of the Judgments of the said respective Courts of Queen's Bench and Com- mon Pleas, according to the order and priority of delivery of the said respective Judgments ; but no Judgment of either of the said Courts of Queen's Bench or Common Pleas shall remain unpublished for a longer period than three months after the delivery thereof ; and three copies of each such monthly numbers shall, as soon as published, be obtained by the Secretary of the Society, for the use of the Society. 133. The Reports of the Judgments of the said Practice Courts shall be published in separate ]>rinted reports in like monthly numbers, and three copies of the said last- mentioned Reports as soon as {)ublishe 138; In the event of any Reporter being requested by any person to furnish a copy in writing of any Judgment, delivered in the Court of which he is Reporter, before the publication thereof sis hereby required, it shall be the duty '^ of such Reporter to furnish such copy in writing to the person demanding the satne with as convenient despatch as possible, upon receiving- the sum of ten cents per folio of one hundred words of such Judgment, which sum, and no more, such Reporter is hei'eby authorized to ' charge and receive ; but no such charge shall be made in the case of a copy in writing being required of any sych Judgment after the expiration of thr6e months from the delivery thereof, =ett6 it not previously ^blished, such copy shaft be th^n: — ^ I . ^ |- — .^^ - --^»- w ^. J tj»-«^^t* V^V^i/ir oilf4«J.J. Kj\ii UlUyll furnished gratis by such Reporter to the party demanding the same. i 'i %VVh. ilVATE LUNATIC ASYLUJtfS. ' .1 Wl _ .after, transl^t to s«jch secretary ^ cert||cate, ifb^P*^^ physiciaii^ describing the then,jj,ctual state of iimp iaFsSeij^n- •^ne person, and eiiflorsod Pri%k0 Rehij^, a-ntilil'l sftch pri- vate returns shall be "^Vesy ved'l5yrj|lie said ^i^-etary and sjiall be ope A to the inspeqi^e^ di t^e-l^embers of tl;|^ board of visitors only. R. !:^,,d:1^7, c. 221'/^ 4%^ ,^ ' *" son #:inay, finder spedial %ii^ I h()uS^S.al.l877, c. 221,s..44. .' , '#v. ,..^-Y\-W "'''. --^ . ■ ^ • ' ^'" l'''??'j»s. ^S' ^~<^> lilivsiicjaii -who, oi- who.sc father, brotlUr; .son or iiart- ed to certify, v^t'r, IS wholly 'or partly the propTietoi' ot or ^i iWnhlr proi"s- $,\ ! # sl&ial attendant in a licen.sed hou.se, -shall si^n ajgiy certificate f(ji^ the recej)tion of a patient into such house; an»l no physi- cian who, or whose , falher, brother, son or partfttjr, signs 'tlil. order hereinbefore' re(|uired for the recvption of a patient, shii'll sio^n any certificate for the reception of the same patient. R. S. U. 1M77, a •221,.s,4:). . ■ i Penalty on ',\f\ Any physician who with exiire*ss malice, oi- cori-uiitly, ingfils.' certi- «iffii« 'i^nv tal.se certihcate ot nisanity tor the purptwe of aidnig to procure the confinement of any .sane person in a private asylum shall, uj)on jud;j:ment l»einy of tM%udgn'ieiit to th<' registrar of the College of Physicians c Ontai'io, be removed from the register, and slu thereto (luiiafilkjich incapacity. 4!S V fio»te malici- ■ ously. ■%• pJrt;,;'. •*^- ■!"<" '^."•'^' superintendent insrtreatnifiit. '""V Upon the written ap])lication of the pi ^sion, receive and detain therein as a patie ^^though not insane, is desirou.V of submittin treatment of epilepsy, hysteria, chorea-ament, x i r ii i ua i cai ailm ui it, pui v idcd iUnl ^m^ phW ,Urg<>ons of K' restoi'cd ■1 asylum ,' a[)licatic)n, tiie nicdical suiterinlcndent siiall give immediate notice of such reception to the secretary of the b()ard of visitors, .statin*^ all the particulars of the case ; and OUH or more luemliers of the hoard or the secretfir\ tliercof ^shail forthwith visit such patient in order to \ crit'y" tl'r fact of such patients ha\ iniJ hecii admitted \ohintaril\ : and all the tacts in Coiuiection with sucii case shall he fortliwith recorded iu the visitors' book liy the persvai making' the iiuiuiry 4.S \ . 0." y-y s. t>. .^ • " .' ■ 4 ^ Jjy. K\i;rv proprietoi- di- s^iptM'intendcnt who receives a I .J' -patient into a licensed hmisc, shall, within two days after s< ■ tlig j^eception of such )>atient, iiiakf an entry with respect to (f.-Such patient in a, bonk to lie kept foi' that pur[Mise, to lie called " The licKik of Adnnssidns," accoi'din^' tcijjie fia.i,ii and cnntAiii- ing the particular^ retpiired in Schedu'Ki (.", so far as he can ascertain the same, except as to the f(l)■/l^'^l^ ti>^ nieTkta I dis- order, and except also as bi the discharge (ir ikath of tlu' patient, which shall lie made when the sarue hapjieiis ; and every jierson who so receixcs such patient and does not, N\ itliin two days thereafter, make such I'Utry (except as afore- sai.l). shall fm-b'it a simi not exceedine .^10. 11. S. ( ). bs77, ■ c. 221, s. 4(1. ■M). The form of the mental disoriler df e\eiy patient re Tin i..ii)i of eei\eil into any licensed house, shall, within .se\ en da^•s after '|"''"''' ''il"' the recej)tion, lie, entered in>hT^aiit~*"+it-K4k of .\v me(ljc,il attend- ant who omits tomrtke any such entry withiii\h(' time afore- t''ul.'r pen- said, shall, foreverv such ondssion, birfeit a sinn ihit exceeding $10. R S. (), lcS77, 0. 221, s. 47. ■ 41. The pro|)riet(tr or resident supei'inlcnilent of eVery <".i|i.v ^f (.ni.r licen.sed house shhll, afb'r two cleai' days, and bebire the ''>;- pi',,,",i.,v,',',',. 'to j)inition of seven clear days from the clay on which a.iiy jiatient s. ti.tary of has lieen received iiUo tl0'' house, liuinsmit to the secretary ,,1" * '-i'"'-'- th(; Itoard of visitors within whose jurisdiction the house is situate, a co|)\' of .the order and niedital certihcates or et.'r- tilij'ata twi Avhich the patient .has lieeii ivceived, and also n ^ RTrtTnTfiTTfr nrrnTTtrrrjij tn ■ tfrr fnffiT nf"r^rtr«"Tfirfr i): ~~ ,c, 221, s. is. 4*4. When a ]»at ieiit has escaped from a licen.sed house, the In caHCH of ,.»- proi)rietor or suuerintendeiit of tin* house shall, within two ';'i"'' . V" „ ' I . ' - . . . Mr\iH to bo ^" cltjiii,, days next alter the escape, transiuit a written notice tukm. 5 .■r I taMmHniMmi^s^s ^as^m """■""■"■'"■ ' '•'•^ N . • 4 t 64 Chap. 246. PRIVATE LtJNATIC ASYLUMS. Sec. 42. Under -yen - ahy. thereof to the secretary of the board of visitors within wjiose jurisdiction the house is situate ; and the notice shall state the Christian name and surname of thie patient who so escaped, and his or her then state of mind, aiid also the cir- cumstances connected with the escape ; and if the patient is brought back to sucti house, the proprietor or resident super- intendent shall within two clear days after the patient has been brought back, translfnit a written notice thereof to the secre- tary i and the notice ^all state when the patient was so brought back, and the circums\inces connected therewith, and wliether with or without a fresli order and certificates or certiticatt;, and • every proprietor or resident superintendent omitting to transmit such' notice whetlier of escape or of retui-n, shall for every stich omission forfeit a sum of ^4(). R. S. O. \H77, c. "i'il, s. 49. HKMOVAL, DISCHARGE,' DEATH, ETC. Reniiival, dis-' cliarge, etc., to he entered. And notR'e given. 43. When a patient is removed or discharged from a licensed iiousr, or dies therein, the proprietor or supi'i-intendent of the hou,s«' sliall, within two clear days ne.xt after such removal, discluirsic or death, make an enti'v tlicreof in u book to be kept foi- that j)urpo.s(', nceording to the form and statuig uw [)arti- culars in Schedule K to this Act, and shall also within the same two days ti-ansmit .a written tiotice thereof, ^ij< I also of the cause of tlie death, removal (Ji- di.scliarge of the patient, if known to the secretary of the lM)ard of visitors in wlio.se jurisdiction the house is sittiate, according to the i'oi-m, and containing the jiarticulars in Schedule K to. this ;\ct. H. S. (). 1.S77, c. -l-l], s. .-)(). CertiKi'iite re- 44. In case of the death of a patient in a licensed house, a of"del'tli'.'^''"''^t,at»'in."nt ()f the cau.se of the e forthwith • Lieutenant-Governor may cause to be prosecuted on the part of the Crown, any person who has been concerned in the unlawful takint;^ of any of Her Majesty's subjects as an insane patient, and likewise an}- person who has been concerned in the ne<,dect or ill-treatment of any i)atient or persons so con- fined. R.' S. O. 1877, c. 221, s. T)! MEDICAL ATTENDANCE. 46. In every house licensed for one hundred patients or more. Every house _ there shall be a resident physician as the superintenilent resident^or or medical attendant thereof: and every house liaised for le.sS attendant thanone hinidied,and morethan fifty patients(in flbesuch house I'^'y"^'*"- is not kept by, or has not a residTT^t physician), .'^dl be visit^ V y coiu- j ft ft 4- > 29 V him by the Secretary of this Society, as providec^by the said Statute, m For Certifictes for all of the sKid Courts..'. For a Certificate for any one of the ^id Courts separately $15 50 15 50 144. A list stall be delivered by the Secretary to the Publishers of the Reports immediately after the first day of January, yearly, of all those -^ifttorneys who have taken out their Annual Certificates up to that date. ' V 145. RULES FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A LAW SCHOOL." 1. The Law Society hereby establishes »,Law School. - 2. The staff of the Law School shall consist of Four Lecturers, who shall be Barristers-at-Law,^nd hold office for three years, and one of them shall be appointed by the Benchers President of the Law Schqpl. ^ 3. The Lecturers shall be styled of General Jurisprudence, Real Property, Commercial and Criminal Law, and Equity! 4. The course in the School shall consist of Lectures, Discussions, and Examinations, between the tiret of Novem- ber and the first of May. * , , 5. The attendance in the School shall bo volun<&iry. The students shall be divided into the- junior class and the senior class. Any Student or Articled Clerk shall bo entitled to adniLssion to the junior cla.ss, and ha.vingpji.ssed through the junior cliuss, or being of two years' standing on the books of the Society or under articles to admi.ssion to the senior cla.ss. (). Intermediate and Scholarship Examination.s, Exami- nations for Special Honours, Certificate of Fitness, and Call to the Bar. shall be conducted in the Law School, and may be had either in Term or Vacation as the Treasurer of the Law Society shall from time to time determine, and all such Exami nations, except Tntorm<-di 11^0 -^4^44^ b e co i idiic.tiiil flr '^ M the presence of three Bendiers, who shall attend in roUtion or provide substitutes. ■t* I *1 ^hich ^^y 5,"^^ ^^^^^J mav have proceeded to remove him from their Kolb, oi rn/othei tLt may vender such proceeding necessary or proper in that behalf. " 151. It shall be the duty of the Treasurer of this Society on receipt of any such brder from the proper oftcer of any o? the s'aid Counts, to lay the same before the Benches o this Society in Convocation at the next meeting; and the 's^me shaS be thereupon entered at length upon the jou^na of Convocation, but no entry of such suspension shall be entered upon the Rolls of this Society. 152 Upon the Treasurer of this Society being informed of orderXving been made by the said Courts or by he Courts which removed any such P^^'^^" ^^^/^^^'l^ rX as aforesaid, for the restoration of such P^l-^o^Jo ^"^l^^^^^^ it shall be his duty to procure oftice copies of ^u^h o^^^^^^^^ so restoring such per.*on to the Rolls of such Com ts ana o fay thf same before the Benchers of this Society in ConvocaUon at their next meeting, and the sanie shall thereupon be entered at length upon the Journals of Con- vocation. *V RULES AS TO COMPUTATION OF TIME. 153 In the computation of time entitHng Students^or Articled Clerks to pass Examinations, be called to the Bar , or receive Certificate of Fitness Exi^minations passed before : S Term shall be construecf aM-sed at the actual date of the Examination, or as ^^^ ^he fiistday ot lerm, whichever shall be most favourable to. the Student oi Srk and all Students entered on the books of the Society during ^ny Term shall be deemed to have been so entered on the first day of the Term. 1 54 ^^11 be the duty of the Secretary to notify every — ^i^^r^^tofiiW who4l^^ «*^^^^ ifttM payment Kl aSafl^lVr^tS-ates. that unless the ainount in defoult t paid within one month aft%r the niaihng of y )■ *-^ /^ I c- ints or he Bar / before actual Term, .ent or Society entered iiMifflffKIMlriltfBI> '-^ -i> «%■ i ^M' ■''*« r |ft* ^- ^ »» # € f'. ^ ri-.% such such in H mon Soci toril li havi app: ord( pon 1 fort <% « an< GUI N( L in vii (01 be Ai w '% 33 such Bptice, proceedings will be taken by the Solicitor, such notice to be sent not later each year4ihan the last day in Hilary Term, and if the fees be not paid within such month, then it shall be the duty of ihe Solicitor of the Society to proceed against the_ parties in default perem^p- torily ancl^without further notice. ^^^ T INTERPRETATION. 155 '"ike interpretatioii clauses of the Interpreta^n Acts having Ae in Upper,Canada, shall, so far as m^al and applicable consiaSId as also applying to the fps and orders of tMJpociety in like manner as if expressly iiicor- porated therewitl % * REPEAL OF FORMER RULES. 156. All Rules pf this Society inconsistent with the foregoing Rules are hereby repealed. SCHEDULE. 157 The following Forms nre approved of by the Society, and shall bo used wlioie applicable or adapted to the cir- cumstances of the particular case : I. NOTICE OF PRESENTATION FOR ADMISSION. LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA, OSGOODE HALL, TO WIT : Mr A B. (some Bencher) gives notice, that CD., (names in full, no initials) of E. in the County of F. in this, Pro- vince, Gentleman, son of G.D... of the same place. Merchant (or as the case may he,) %\l\, next Term, be presented t^ the knchers of this Society, in Convocation, fo^' the pur pose of being entered and admitteTas a Student of-ffie Laws, or~ Articled Clerk. 34 m II. PRESENTATION FOR ADMISSION. LAW SOCIETY OF UPPER CANADA, OSGOODE HALL, TO WiT : To the Benchers of the Laiv Society of Upper Canada, in Convocation. Gentlemen,— I hereby, present to the Examining Com- mittee and to the Convocation, C. D., (names m full no initials) of E. in the County of F in this Province, GentL- man, son of G. D., of the same place, Merchant, (or as the case may be,) for the purpose of his being examined and entered and idmitted L a Student of the Laws, or Articled Clerk. (Some member of the Society of the degree of Bamster- at-Law.) III. PETITION FOR ADMISSION. law society of upper CA^DA, OSGOODE HALL, TO WIT : To the Benchers of the Laiu Society of Upper Canada, in Convocation. The Petition of C. D., (Christian and surnames at length no initials) of E. in the county of F. "^JJ^i\P^77^!' ^,'": tleman, son of G. D.. of the same place Merchant (or as the case may be,) most respectfully sheweth : That youi pAitiSisohhefullagJof y--^^ (^^^^^ ^^^.fZ^ an education which he trusts sufhcien ly quahhes m o commence the study of the profession of the Law ; that he received his education at the University of Oxford , (m at Uoper Canada College ;" " Upper Canada Academy, or at theSool of G. A., at Z. in the county of F., in this province or asihe case may be, being as full and particular as pos- sible) ; that in the course of such instniction he has read the following books, that is to say, (as the ca^ may be> • that your Petitioner is dejkous of becoming a mem- ber of the Law Society of Uiflr Canada, and of being entered t a Student o f the^ Law s. Your Petitioner therefore, most respectfully prays that his qualifications being first examined and found sufhcient, \ \ ST- ■' * ^^^ aaaaa 78 \\- Chap. 246. PRIVATE tUNATIC ASYLUMS. Sec. 105. ual drunkani, to reiiort to Provincial ^Secretary. 1 - Proviiiciiil ! ■• ■ Secretary i may direct removal to t liosjiital. ^lrt"^*^^t'i"'' 105. If the Jud^e, upon such examination, finds the person tioned^LLinst P'^^i*''*^"**.** against to Ije an liahitual drunkard, and .so o-iven !,"i^j^."!l'?'_',','" *'^'^''' ^*^ 'Irunlienness as to render }iini ijnahle to control liiniself and incai)al)le oi" luanai^ino- Ids atiairs ; or foi' the Hive I'eusons scpianders or niisniananes iiis property ; or.places his fainil\- in (hmyer oi( the causes .specitied in suh-sectmns I, 2 and 4 of section •»''» of this Act, .'ili \'. c, :V.l s. :>4. I'rov isKiii 111 CISC any |iilrty detained t'Kcapf'. lOT. In case an inmate of the asvluiu uheijlier admitted or couimitted as heivinlvtoiv provided, sli.tll escape therefrom it .iiall he lawiul lo,;,nx ot the otticers or servants of ||u. asvlum or tor ..tiiy ,.tli,i person or per.son^, at thereijHot of the .super- nite.ident^ u ithin torty-einht hour.^ after such ."scap<. or within "•" "f'' •'"■'•'■atler. when a warrant has heei, i.s.sned hv the supennaiideiitin that iiehalf, to retake such escaped lu'i-o,, am: r,, return him t., the usylum where he shall remain under the authonly l.y virtue of whirl, he was .letaiuedpnor to such escape :{() \ c. ;];;, s. L'.") " ' " 16. .J A|P|.liean(in . erov isioim as t" \'>lutitaly admis<.iiiii. I("V. .S|;|| e -•■>(), s> I(», 11. t, applv t" I'livali- .\syll|ln^. A|i|ilic.atinp of .Vet. I OH. Ihe provisH.ns re.spect in.e- the vohintarv admis.sion of '•''nates shall ,.,tei,d to any person, whether inale or fen.ale. HI- .s a hai.itiia! con.sumer of stimulatin.- or narcotic dru-^s "■'' ';;:"J^ "^,:;'^'^;'-'"""t'il«"-pl.ysicalderani^cmentor Miseasr - .l./^hal l,Me.U..rappiv to private as weli a. ,,o p„ .U il^yiums tor I he itisam^ Is V ,.. .-,;' s. S. I lO. Nothing. I.JI Miis Act coiitaiiH asylum \\,f ^\u- iiis,.in,. .. i T , — .„- . , _ , „» — _-»»*,, ,^ .Uc ^hall extend to the I ../ I ■ ,' ^ . L ^..-' ;;f ^:""-";:; ;:/^: ,r:.:v, --r-:v^^ ;^^^ Sched. B. PRIA LUNAtIC ASYLUMS; Chap. 246. • 79 V SCHEDULE A. {Section 29.) , ORDEK FOR THE RECEPTION OF A PATIENT. I, the undersigned, hereby request you to receive A. B., a lunatic {or, an insane person, or, an idiot, or, a person of unsound mind) as a patient into your house. „ (Signed) -^""W- Occupation {if any), place of abode, degree of relatiomhip, ( if any), or other circumstances of connection, with the patient. 1 . Name of Patient, with Christian name at length. - • 2. Sex and age. ' 3. Married, single, or widowed. 4. Condition of life and previous occupation (if any). 6. Previous place of abode. 6. Religious persuasion, so far as known. 7. Duration of existing attack. ^ 8. Whether first attack. " ; 9. Age (if known) on first attack. 10. Whether subject to epilepsy. II. Whether suicidal or dangerous to others. 12. Previous place of confinement (if any). 13 Whether found lunatic by Commission, and date .of Commission. 14! Special circumstances (if any) preventinfe^e patient being examin- ed, before admission, separately by two |t^icians. 16. Special circumstance^s (if any) preventing t* insertion of any of the above particulars. , Dated this ^, day of ■ ,18 (Signed,) Nome. To ^ ^ . Proprietor {or, Superintendent) of {describimj home by situMion and name, if any,) R. S. 0, 1H77, c. 221, Sched p. SCHEDULE B.i {Section 29.) . FORM OF MEDICAL CERTIFICATE. I, being a physici,^ hereby certify that I have this day- practitioner, visit«id and personally e< the accoiui)anying statement and or( lunatic, {or an insane jierson. or ah id TSnd a proper person "W bo t^ from the following fact (or f^J^ts,) viz , (Signed,) Dated this day of R. S. O, authorized to practise as such, .tttly from any 'other medical rd .1. B-, the person named in ,1 that the 6&id A. li. is a .a person of unsound mind,) fei h av e f or m e d tyaup ini aar^ Plnci^f,(lk>de. ' 1877, c. 221, Sched. C. 80* Chap. 246. PBIVATE LUNATIC ASYLUMS. Sched. a 1. r,' \'-.. O W 1-5 Q o 8$ H ye{\ ■jjaBjjB ^sjij uo dSy -)u snoiASjd JO j3<^iHn]i^ ■KjjaaAV ■m[}iioj,^ milI3inii?i^ •iiotjipuoo .t(ipoji •pttiiXiR moq.w .ii.\ pu« 's3^«oij '■M^OJVnip^J^ JO H3JB(| •jtiaiJ iC'juoqjnBanoiiM Xg •3p 4 r i: % To Pn lea bol Pr aD( Jo ser •ful St , cai ■ ill 3S .;aocording to the Rules of the Society, and Standing Orders of Convocation in that behalf, he may be admitted and - entered "accordingly ; ami he doth hereby undertake ^.nd promise that he will well, faithfully, and truly submit and conform himseTMo, and obey, observe, perform, fulfil, and keep all the Rules, Resolutions, Orders, and Regulations of ^ the Society, during such time as lie shall continue onthe boo}?s of the said Society as a member thereof., v" WlTNES^* ' -"^^^ "\p- ^- ,. ■ ' iR. W. Michaelmas Term, 23 Vic. ■ \- IV. % Slft-TRE4SUR>iR'S REPORT ON PETITION FOR m .': ADMISSION. . \ Jw yoCIETV OF \ppEll CANADAf OSGOODE HALL, TO WIT. 'Tdslit&%jzqher8 of the Law Society of Upper Canaiia, in ,' * » •'" Convocation. ' „ The 'Sub-Treasurer.- with reference to. the Petition and Pres'entation for Admissnon of C- D. hereunto annexed, begs leave pursuant to the standing order of Convocation in this behalf, most res[)ectftilly to T*(»port : That he iias carefully examined the said Petition and Presentation=*-aud that they i»ppe^ to him to be complete and remikr in dyery respect ; tliat he ha.s searched the JoiA^nam of Convocation, and finds that notice of the Pre- sentation of the sjiid Candidate was duly given on tl*B day of hi last term ; that the said .pandidate has •fully c(uifornu>d liinisclf to the. rules of the Society and Standinj^ Orders of Convocation, and that should 1ms jjdu- . cation Uo repjM-kHl su'frcientjby the Exajyning Committee, thertj exists to his knowledj^e no objectioii to the Admission * of tliA said A'andidate as n ineniber of.the J^ociety. ■••., >. All wiiich is most iVspectfully submitted, %-, ' , * _ • J. R,, Sub'Treaeuret. '!}ow all man by these presents, that we, C. D., (names in fidl) of K in the county of F. in this Province. Gentle- man, Mennl»«r of the Law Society of U|)per CanadH, now ktatu'lin^r on the books of the sai(l Law Societyj^s a Stu dent of the Laws,- (or "Tlsqu i re. MeTiiTier oF fhe TroiiorabTe Jiociety of Lincoln's Inn, Oray's Inp.the Middle Ten»])le. or "^,^ •sued ' say, llow- iches llow- •%i kind may egree that, icient >rders s said 3 and 1 corn- ^ ep all said hooks ). Vic WIT: names Jeiitle- I, now I Stu- ■^'■""* ■';■'> I'.i-^^"^"-^^- _ • I I ll I II 39 1 the Inner Temple," as the case may be, "duly called to pmc- tice at the Bar of Her Majesty's Superior Courts iu Eng- land," or "Esquire, duly called to practice at the Bar in Her Majesty's Province of Lower Canada," (Nova Scotia, or New Brunswick, &c., as the case may be,) "in North Americn,") and Z. D. of E. in the County of F., merchant, and V. N. yf T. in the county of S., yeoman, are jointly and severally held and firmly bound to the Law Society of Upper Canada in the penal sum of Four Hundred Dollars of lawful money of Upi)er Canada; to be; paid to the Law Society of Upper Cauatla aforesaid; for which payment to be well and truly made we bind ourselves, ail& each of us binds himself, our and each, and every one of our heirs, executors, and administrators firmly by these presents. Sealed with our Seals. Dated this day of in the . year of Her Majesty's reign, and in tlje year one thousand eight hundred and The condition of this obligation Is such, that if the above bounden C. D. (names in full) shall and will well and truly pay, or pause to paid, to the Law Society of Upper Canada aforesaid, all such fees and dues of what nature or kirld soever, as now are due or payable by or from him to the said Societ3% by or under any Statute or by q,ny Rule, Resolutioji, Order, or Eegulatioii of the said Society, passed by the said Society, or by the Beuoliers ^reof, with th6 approbation of , the Judgcsofifie Pio\lTf^o„as Visitors of the said Society, or whicTTsludl or may hereaftei^)ecome due or ])ayable by or fiom liim to the sai\l' Society/ under the sanie, or under any other Statute or, by any otheriMTeT^^ Resolution, Order, or Repjulatiou to be i)assed by the BciK'heis ()f the said Society in Oonvocation, with such approbation as aforesaid; anfully examined the said petition and presentation, and that they appear to him to be complete and regular in every respect, that he has searched the Journals of Convocation, and finds that the said Candidate was duly admitted into this Society as a Member thereof and entered as a Student of the Laws, on the day of in the Term of in the year of our Lord 18 ; that the Class of the Examination of tli'p said Candidate was (Univer- sity or Junior) (as the case may be) ; that the said Candi- date has passed the following Intermedi . ^ •^ -' ;// X. '\^j ■■P \ 11 V.' y^, ■ Cv %^ ' A ■t t^Tn ^ j: Asaociatton for Information and Imago Managoi 1 WO^I/ayne Avenue. Suile 1 1 00 Silver Spring. Maryland 20910 301/587-8202 r- - c -^ ^ ^ ^ Centimeter ' , V 2 3.45 6 7 8 9 tO 1 1 12 13 14 15 mm iiiiliiiiliHiliiniiiiih |i||| | | ilmiliiiiliiiiljiiil[Mil | iiiJm t ' 2 3 4 '5 WW 1 Inches 1.0 lu IM m . 11.25 WIS I.-* ■1111.6 '& ■ *r.v MPNUFPCTURED TO OIIM STPNDORDS BY PPPLIED IMPGE. INC. •yx «*ir* w 41 no objection to the Call of the said Candidate to the Degree of Barrister-at-Law. All which is most respectfully submitted. Treasurer's Offi.cc, day of , 18 . . ' Sub-Treasurer. ' • X!I. DIPLOMA OF BARRISTER-AT-LAW. LAW SOCIkW of upper CANADA, OSQOODK HALL, TO WIT : Be it lemenil.ered that C. D., of E., iiTtht^ county of F., in this Province, Gentleman, son of G. D., of the .same place, Merchant (oi-, as^the ca.se may be,) was by the Benchers of the Law Society of Upper (,'auacla in Convocation, on the (lay of of the Term of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and , duly called to thb Degree of Barrister-at-Law, and that he now remains on the books of this Society as a Banjid(!br thereof In testimony whereof, I., J. R., E.sq., frea-surer of the said Society, have to the.se presents affixed the Seal of the said Society at Osgoode Hall, this day of in the wir of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and and m the year of Her Majesty's reign. J. M. C, Secretary. J. R., Treasurer. XIIL TREASURER'S SUMMONS FOR A SPECIAL CONVOCATION. LAW SOCIEtY OF UPPF.Il CANADA, OS(}()ODK HALL, TO WIT: Monday the fifth day of November, in Michaelmas Term, in the year of the reign of Queen Victoria. A. d! 18 . Qentlbmen,— By virtue of the authority vested in me, ia Trciwrarcr of thra Society, by th o Kliles thereof T liave^ thought fit to summon, and I do hereby accordingly sum- V J I ^^^^s^^^^s^m m^^^^^s& ' " " . '" f 42 mon, A CONVOCATION OF THE BENCHERS OF THIS SOCIETY, to be lield in the Convocation-Chamber^ in Osgoode Hall, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of , the day of , in this present Term. This, therefore, is to notify you, and every of you of the same, pursuant to the Rule above mentioned, and to request your attendance, and the attendance of each of you at the time and place aforesaid. Yours, &c. J. R., Treasurer. To the Benchers of the Law Society of Upper Canada, and every of them. • '» ^ ^''**"*'"^""' ^^^'^^^^^'^^^^ ^-"^'^"^™™™™^' -""'^"""''" ma ^^B^^^P^B ^S OF lamber, renoon of the > 'equest at the ^■^■'\r trer. « f* ■ ■■ ■ # \ ■ 1 ; 9 ' **> - J • • 1 - ■ 1 1 i V- t ' *aO ' " ;'.rir>'P.'i^^s^.«^«^-«^ t , t tK 43 JHE BENCHERS' OF THE LAW SOCIETY 11 CONVOCATION. IN TRINITY TERM, Ibt & 2nd Wii. IV., l^- PA88ID THE rOLLOWlKQ RESOLUTIONS OF CONVOCATION. ,->-«'* 1. Resolved-^Th&t the Law Society of Upper Canada was established by Act of Parliament of Upper Canada, of the 37th Geo. Ill, chap. 13. . 2 MejQlved—Tlmt uhder that Act all pe^ons duly entered of the Society and admitted on its B()ok4 whetlievis Stu- dents or Barri.ster.s-at-Law, became by such entry and admission, to all intents and purposes whatsoever. Members of the Society. ^ 3. Resolved— That by that Act the Society was empow- ered, with the approbation of the Judges of the Sur)erior Courte as Visitors of the said Society, to make such Rules and Regulations as might be deemed necessary or proiier for the government of the Society. . 4. Resolved-r-Th&t by a Rule of the Society of Michaelmas Term 40th Geo. Ill, Cap. 2, passed by the Society on the 9th dav of November, 1799, at a general meeting sum- moned by letter to all the Members, for the express purpose of altering and adding to the Rules an^ I^egulations of the Society, and apj)roved of by the Judges, according to the btatute, on the 16th day of January, 1800, it was provided that thp Benchers of the Society for tiie time being sliould be considered Governors of the said Society, and have full power to make such Rules and Regulations from time to time as should or might be necessary for the welfare of the Society, subject to the inspection of the Judges. 5. Hesolvect^Theit by that rule the whole power of mak- ig Rules aml Regu lat iuna far the guv cr nm A^' t^^ of f in tne Conv( Society was duly transferred to and v cation of Benchers. Convo- ii 'I P-" 44 6. Resolved— Thai by the Act of the Parliament of Upper Canada of 2nd Geo. IV., Cap." 5, the Rule above mentioned and the proceeding.s of the Benchers under it were recog- nized and followed up by a legislative enactment incor- porating that portion of the^ociety in which the power of legislating for the wholq/fiody had been so vested. 7. Resolved— Thut while this last-mentioned Act of Par- liament confers corporate powers upon the Treasurer arid Benchers only, under the corporate name of "The Law Society of Upper Canada," it does not interfere with the right of membership of persons duly entered of the Society and admitted on its books as Students or Barristers-at- Law, but leaves them members of the Law Society of Upper Canada, though not members of the Corporation of the Law Society of Upper Canada. 8. Resolved — That the powers conferred by this last- mentioned Act ujion the Treasurer and Benchers, as well as all others with which they have been entrusted, are held by them in trust, and for the benefit of the Society at large, and not for the benefit of the Corporation of the Society only. 9. Resolved — That in fulfilling the various jwid important duties imposed upon it by the Constitution of the Society, the Convocation of the Benchers is frequently called upon to pass Rules for the government of the Society at large ; to adopt Resolutions explanatory of the sense entertained by the Benchers of existing regulation.s,and upon different other matters connected with ^ jirofession ; to make General Orders for the regulatiorfof its own proceedings as a body ; arid finally to direct by Particular Orders the executive busi- neas of the institution. 10. Resolved — That by the Act of Parliament of the 37th Geo. IIL, Cap. 13, it is provided that the Rules and Regu- lations for the Government of the Society shall be made with the approbation of the Judges, as Visitors of the Society. 11. Resolved — That the Judges have declined either to assent to, or dissent from resolutions of the Convocation, which did not contain provisions for the general govern- ment of the Soc i ety , expre s sly on th& ground ikit their authority as Visitors under the statute did not extend to control any suoh proceedings of the Convocation ■ai^BHH^^H .s> 4' ^ « V /' / 46 c^ 1 V. *^ '^^^^^ ^"^®^ *^® ^^^ 0^ Parliament of the 37tli Get). III., Cap. I3,>tho approbation of the Judges is necessary only to the "Rules of the Society," that is to< such regulations as provide for the general goveAment of the Society at large, or, as being general in their operation contain provisions by which persons not members of the Convocation may be directly affected, and such are in no respect binding on the Society, ^or any niember of it, until the Judge_s of the Province have duly approved thereof according to law. ■ , 13. Resolved— ^^i, to "The Resolutions of the Convo-' cation,' that is, to Usuch resolutions as are merely explana- tory of the sense eifltertained by the Benchers, o& existing rules or regulations,\)r upon othei^ matters connected with the profession, the approbation of the Judges is in »o wise necessary, but. such are in every respect effectual for the ■ purposes intended, and binding uj^on the Society. at larcre and upon evei'y member thereof without such approbationr 14._ iieso^ A^-That to " Tlie Standing Orders o\ the Con.- vocation, thtt'is, to su-ch regulations of the Convocation's provide merely for the regulation of its own proceedings as a body, the^appfSbatfon of the Judges is in no wise necessary, but such are in every respect effectual for' the purposes intended, and binding upon the Society aflafge and upon every member thereof, without such approbation! 15. Resolved— T\i^i to "To the Particular Orders of the Convocation," that x'a, to such orders as are given by the Convocation in directing the executive business of the Institution, the approbation of the Judges is in no wise ■ necessary, but such are in every respect effectual for the purposes intended, and' binding upon the Societ^at largo and upon every member thereof without such approbation. 1^ » / j^ vi I y ./ 46 ' J STANDING ORDERS OF CONVOCATION. fta folW^^"— ^""^ ""^ ^^"^ ^^^ ^'''''^^^ '" Convocation order •* . SEAL. K^'-'^^^.u^f), ""^ ^'"^ ^""""'^^y heretofore in use, and bearing the following device, viz. : a shield, in the centre whereof stand.s a done column, surmounted by a beaver On the dexter .side of the shield stands the figure of Herl cules, and on the sinister, the figure "of Justfce, with the scales m her right hand, and the sword in her left and the .-ords ''MaynaCharU, AnylUK inscribed o« a ribbon floating round the e.,luinn, together withthe words, "Law Society of Upper Canada," upon the exterior circle, and the words and figures, "Incorporated 1822," beneath the column within the exterior circle, shall be, and shall con- tinue to be, the Seal oT the Society. ♦Jk^^ '"'^'''^^. '•^^^'^ '^^''^ «^ ^^^^"^ ^««'^ty shall belong to the Treasurer for the time bein^., who shall countersign every instrument to which he shall affix such seal. r ROLLS AND OTHER ARCHIVE.S. \ ^' 2"^ ^'fn^rer shall, during his tenure of office, safely . keep 4^e Rolls and Archives of this Society, and shall per- sonally or by the Sub-Treasurer, hand over the same to the Ireasurer elect upon his entering on the duties of his office. ■ tu '^o^ •'^r^'"'?': '1^*1" '" ^^^« '"^""«r keep the Seal of the Society, and m like manner hand over the same-to Jus successor. , J*- ^ 5. No alteration or addition of ^at nature or kind soever, shall, upon any pretence i^hateVer be made in or upon the Rqlls of this Society except under the personal direction of the Treasurer of the Society for the time beina ' occasion, thereof, shall be formajly entered on the Journals ^ . / '1^ tj . f: r &p \ ^ 4 •^ ni»%.'%"^'''*» » •Htftk .V J / . 47 . ' ^ bv^ih^T*^^ ^"""^ ^'""^ ^^'^^'^ Term a Report shall be made on tt KoS^ " ""'"- "^t"''"^ ^^^^ ^^t"^« ^« be made tLl n. consequence Of the admissions, calls, elec- tions or appointments of the preceding Term and Z said Report having been carefully examined 'w^th the Journals during such Term and adopted, the entries shall the superintendence of the Treasurer. ■ ' ■ S Rol , „ '" ' ""■ l'™"'""^''' t° «>« «iid that the s^me membe7„f T/p^^ ""'.."f ""^ -'-' Po-,8s?on of thSr Sg-keep.4 Convocat.on .specially appoiuted for n>^eV„''r:iszth.?s:r'inr& m open Convocation affixcl to thiRolk ^ *^ " JOUKNALS. tHe"sec?c?a5ir«tt:S^Cit"u'lTl" "^ ^^ Tern fo ht''''"^''^ ^^ proceedings of Convocation in each lerm to be approved and signed by the Treasurer «Lin erhtl"' "" ^"'"'■' ^"^ •^-™' for pZSoS • £ 48 SCHOLARSHIPS. 1. There shall be four Scholarships in the Law Societv : — ft 1 1 *■ - ** One for Students under one year's standing, of $120 l>er annum. One for Students under two years' standing and over one year's, of $160 per annum. One for Students under three years' standing and over two years', of $200 per annum. ^ One for Students under four years' standing and over three years, of $240 per annum. 2. Any Student who has taken a Degree entitling him to Call in three years, shall be considered .as a Student of over two years in reference to those Scholarships which are open to all Students in Ontario on. the books of the Law Society of the prescribed standing. 3. The annual allowance to such Scholars shall be i)aid to them out of the general funds of the Society. 4. The successful Candidates lor these Scholai-ships shall be determined by Convocation, and the Scholarships shall be awarded by the Treasurer in open Convocation. 5. AJl Students admitted ui)on the books of the Society ^in Easter and Trinity Terms in each year may present themselves for the Exaniination for Scholarships as follows, that is to say : ^^ For the Scholarship of the First Year Students, in the Michaelmas Term of their second year. For the Scholarshij) for the Second Year Students* in the Micliaelmas Term of their third year; and for Scholarships for Third and Fourth Year Students; one or both, in tlve Michaelmas Tenn of their fourth year, provided no Stt^ent presenta liimself a second time for Examination for the same Scholarship. V Passed in Convocation, Michaelmas Term, 38 Victoria. J. HILLYARD CAMERON, Treasurer. ABI AC( AD. AD] AD] '»;-~ r y ADl AD] ar: r\ ^ l^-v^ X ATI AN] BAJ BAl BEI ^-^' ' \ f. INDEX. ABSENCE- Paqi. Chairman to be appointed in absence of Treasurer.. ....... 2 ^ ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT 21 ADJOURNMENT— . ' Of Convoqation 2 ADDITION TO ROLLS 46 ADMISSION— Examination of Candidates 3 to 8 As Attorneys .^ jg To be published in Canada Law Journal 23 ADMISSION DAY— The first Tuesday of each Term 8 ADMISSION FEE— ' '■ Of Students .< ^^^^ 20 ARTICLED CLERK^- " '^^^^^ Primary Examination of, fees 4 ATTORNEY— " " ' Examination as / jy Certificate of Fitness for Admission and Examination IG ANNUAL CERTIFICATE FEES ; 28, 29 BA^JK OF TORONTO— " To be Bank of Deposit 21 22 BARRISTER AT LAW— To give Bonds 14 3g Topay a Term Fee J4 Order of Precedence N-_-r 16 Appearance before ConTocation 15 • fe«8 20,21 Suspension of 81 BENCHERS— ConTOoation ot'-^to constitute Governors ot Society and of Corporation 48 May make Rules 48 Fite, including Treasurer, to be a Quorum i May meet in Vacation 1 In case of vacancy in office of Treasurer, may elect Bencher to fil l oflSce '-•■;? ••.• 1, H.. H 8 ^ommittae of— for Examination i 8, 6 Quorum of q 7 ' , I II- I ,'% 50 BOND ON CALL. 14, 88 Of Barristers 14^ 88 CALL— Examination of Student for - 12 to 16 Willi Honors ^ ,... 12 Presentation for '. 14 Oral Examination for 15 CALLS— Publication of '. 23 / CANDIDATE FOR ADMISSION— " Examination of. 8 Books for Examination 4 Presentation of 6 Classification of 3,4 To report himself 7 For Certificate of Fitness ^ t 8 To attend at Osgoode Hall on last Thursday before Term. . . 13 Fees to be paid by •»>•► 21 CANDIDATE FOR CALL 12 Examination of , .*% 12 Days of Examination ?L 13 Notice by ^. :..,... 12, laf Written Application 12, 13 Presentation 14 Deposit 14 Fees ,^,. 20 CERTIFICATE— On Bond 40 Of Fitness 8, i6 Of Admiss'on ^... 86 Annual Fees of. j^. . . . . 28 CHAIRMAN— May be appointed in absence of Treasurer 2 CLASS— The University 8 The Junior 4 Notice of Examination 3, 6 CLASSIFICATION— Of Candidates 7 COMMITTEES 18, 26, 28 May meet in Vacation 2 Of Examination for Admission G COMMITTEE OF FINANCE 19 COMMON ROLL— See Rolls. ^MPOfATION OP m«W i„,.i '. ., .V. ^ivvv; V. . vt7;v.7^ v. . 1H r ^ masBB^^ - ;^^ ^ --^f '• — «° f . ( ■ ' ' «t :' . 88 • , 88 15 ■■ , 12 . i , 14 « !l 15 ■ /. 23 y « 1 C>1 1 " 8 • •■ 4 J 6 /" ■■' 8,4 " 7 8 r • j- 13 21 i 12 ■\ ^ i ' 12 V 1 13 J V ) 2;iaf « ' • 2, 18 ^^ 1 14 ■ »- » 1 14 >i<^ ^ 20 « |t 40 * • ■'* . 16 . ■ } 86 , ■ *'^. 28 - • 2 :• i I N ' 1 "; * 8 . - ^ ^ • ■1 4 3,5 «.. ' 7 " .^ t ., 28 / ^' 2 ^ ^ « a! '' \ • B 19 - ' i • nr '« • - ^ ) 1 ! 1 1 ■iWH ^» ■•« sssassBBBi^^B^BBai^a^iB^as ^■— " ;\ i 1 '^^'/ % 1 EXA EXA i il J • * FEE ! i ■ - - ■ -/- '- » r " -J 1 i i ? ■ \ 61 , • CONVOCATION— ' Of Benchers ..^ 1 ^;,, May make Rules .. 43 Qaorum 1 To be held in Term time and Vacation , 1 May Adjourn 2 Hour of Meeting 2 Treasurer to preside at Meetings 2 In absence of Treasurer, Chairman 2 Call in 16 Resolutions of i 43 CONVOCATIOI^r DAYS— \ To be held in Term and Vacation 1,2 DAYS-CONVOCATION. See above 1,2 DEPOSIT— Of Petition— Bond and Fees 7, 14 DIPLOMA— Of Barrister 41 DRAFT RULeL ' Not more than two readings of — on same day i .^ . 2 ELECTION— Of Treasurer 8 Of Chairman in absence of Treasurer 2 Entries on Rolls ■ 46, 47 EXAMINATION— Of Candidates ■ 3 To be at Osgoode Hall 6 By Committee and Examiner ; 5 ForCall 3,11,12 For Certificate of Fitness 3, 11, 12, 17 EXAMINATION DAYS— For Admission .-i 5 For Certificate of Fitness and Call 13 EXAMINERS AND EXAMINING COMMITTEE - For Matriculation ^ 3, 4, 5 ForCall ^.^ 8 Presentation to m. 14 Appointment of Committer of Examination 6 Their powers, &o 5, 6, 7 Report of Committee 7 For Call to be Officers of Society 29 For Matriculation 5 And Lecturer's Salaries 20 For Call 20 Teriii to be paid by Barrister 14 Of Admission as Articled Clerk and Student at Law 4, 20, 21 »i -It ' 11 I: 52 FEES— Continued. Return of ', 4 Annual Certificate 29 FISCAL MATTERS 21 GOVERNMENT OF SOCIETY— . Benchers for the time being may make rules for 43 GRADUATES— \ Of Universities. ^!x. p 3 HALL— Residence iti ." 23 HOUR— Of Meeting of Convocation 1 INTERPRETATION 33 INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION 8, 9, 10 JOURNALS 47 JUDGES— Ratification of Rules by ' 43 JUNIOR CLASS— , Books of Examination 4 Candidates for 4 Classification in 4 LAW SCHOOL 29,30 LECTURERS 3, 29 LECTURES 29 LIBRARY 23, 24, 25 LIBRARIAN— ,; To be Officer of Society 19, MICHAELMAS TERM— Fees payable in .\ T. . . , . 28, 59 NOTICJE— For Special Meeting of Convocation 3, 41 For Admission as Students or Articled Clerks 3,4,5,33 Of Application for Call 13, 30 OFFICERS OF SOCIETY 1^ ORAL EXAMINATION FOR CALL. 15 OSGOODE HALL— Permanent Seat of Society to be at .' 1 , Examinations to be at ^ 5 ORDERS— Standing — of Convocation 46 PARCHMENT— ^ Addition to' Rolls '47 PARLIAMENTARY MODE— To be a Guide to Proceedings of Benchers 2 PETITION— For Admission .77 r7.T7^.V..~.~r."7V".. .7.. .". .77 . ..~.'i ... .~ For Call j '. 37 For Admission as Attorney 10 k ; \r\ '& •■ ' my ■J '■■( ' # ,f^^ r " -'ji-; 1 r » -'-' i • *• ^ -%.. » • SE ST 1 • » . (i It f ST ( * ' J- * ' . r • • • .- ." »■ : •«*. . . n ii ^. p WM. 53 PRACTICE, PARLIAMENTARY— To Guide Proceedit\gs of Benchers 2 PRESENTATION-^ Of Candidate for Admifsion T 6 7 34 ^<>^^<^^^- f...'. ....*'.'.'. '.'.*.'.".'. y.'." 14, 'S6, 87 QUESTIONS— To be answered by Articled Clerk.'. *...... 17 • To be answered by Attorney ....»..,*. * 17 ig QUORUM— . '• Default of ^. .;...f... . 2 Of Committee of Examination \ ............ . 6 Of Benchers -~,^ ^^^ 1 16 REGULATIONS— * '. Not' requiring sanction of Visitors 45 REPORT— . ~ Of Sub-Treasurer on Petition 18, 35 Of Committee of Examination 7 REPORTERS— Of Superior Oourts ; , ^5 Salaries of.' _ ^ 20 Their Duties , ifrto 28 RESOLUTIONS— • ■- . Of Convocatioi^.... . .-, jo , ROLLS r. ...I.. .......!..**• 4G RULES— / / / . ^ ■ ~> • - For establishment of La\^ School: ^9 Rej^alof formei^ule^... 88. . SALXklES OF OFFICERS ..7....?^..... l^.T... . . .77.^7 . .7. '~20 ' ) \ SATURDAY— . ' Petition for Admission as Attorney to be left with Secretary before the third Saturday next before Term 16 SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS. &..., . 10 11 48 "^ SEAL OF SOCIETY ^. .....'..'46 . Treasurer to keep ^g SEAT OP SOCIETY 1^ SECRETARY— ' ' * k Notice of Applijoation as Student jg \ js!:_: To make Lists of Candidates 13 . : To notify Applicants iTor Admission ^ , To report on Petition of Candidates for Certificate of Fitness. 16 t>uties of . , . ., \ 18 22 SENIOR CLASS. See Law School.... .. .29 STEWARD^ HisDlities: '. ' 28 b*f Xy / (■ :1- 'C: ^,-»/ 3% , ■g-jfe-^. .—K.^... ^^I^J V v^ V 54 STUDENTS— Examination of 3 ExominRtion of, for Coll 12 Not ndmitted under Sixteen Years of Age 5 Notice of Application , 5 Days of Examination 6 Must pass Intermediate Examination 9 Fees to be paid by , 20 SUB-TREASURER — Deposit with, on Petition for Admission 7 Report upon Petition . . . ^ 7 Repor t on Petition for Call 40 Officer of Society ; 19 Salary of 20 Duties of 22 TERM FEE— Payable by Barristers 14 TERMS— Of Superior Courts 1 Of Society to be the same 1 THURSDAY— Last, before Term, Candidates for Admission as Attorneys to attend at Osgoode Hall 18 TREASURER— Five Benchers, including Treasurer, to be a quorum 1 In default of Quoruna, may Adjourn 2 To preside in Convocation 2 Absenc* or Death of ... 2,3 May summmi Special Meeting of Benchers 8^ 41 Officer of Society .". 12 Dijtj( on Suspension of Barrister 81 To ICWp Seal of Society , 46 To report Entries on Rolls 47 TUESDAY— The first, of each Term to be Admission Day of Students. ... 8 VACATION- Meeting of Committee in 2 VISITORS— Judges of Superior Courts v . . 48 f ), f f • ft ./ • J • * t 1* ;'> . • \ ■ ^ 1 . « *r ■ 1 ;•■ - V « * f 1 '■ ' . ■ ■' 1 . . - t ■ • ' • ■ i 8 • 1 . » '1 2 '- . 2 . 3 1 • - • 2 1 1 6 1 7 1 ! 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