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No. 7 of 1886.
BILLS OF SALE.
Application of the
Ordinance.
any farm where the same are at the time of making or giving of such bill of sale.
Personal chattels shall be deemed to be in the apparent possession of the person making or giving a bill of sale, so long as they remain or are in or upon any house, mill, warehouse, building, works, yard, land, or other premises occupied by him, or are used and enjoyed by him in any place whatsoever, notwithstanding that formal possession thereof may have been taken by or given to any other person.
(c) "Prescribed" means prescribed by rules made under the provisions of this Ordinance.
(d)
Court.
"The Registrar"
""
means the Registrar of the Supreme
3. This Ordinance shall apply to every bill of sale (whether the same is absolute or subject or not subject to any trust), 41 & 42 Vict. whereby the holder or grantee has power, either with or without notice and either immediately or at any future time, to seize or take possession of any personal chattels within the Colony comprised in or made subject to such bill of sale.
c. 31, s. 3.
Application
of the
Ordinance
to trade
[s. 4, rep. No. 62 of 1911.]
5.-(1) Trade machinery shall, for the purposes of this Ordinance, be deemed to be personal chattels, and any mode of disposition of trade machinery by the owner thereof which 41 & 42 Vict. would be a bill of sale as to any other personal chattels shall be deemed to be a bill of sale within the meaning of this Ordinance.
machinery.
c. 31, s. 5.
(2) For the purposes of this Ordinance, "trade machinery" means the machinery used in or attached to any factory or workshop-
(a) exclusive of the fixed motive-powers, such as the waterwheels and steam engines, and the steam-boilers, donkey engines, and other fixed appurtenances of the said motive-powers; and
(b) exclusive of the fixed power machinery, such as the shafts, wheels, drums, and their fixed appurtenances, which transmit the action of the motive-powers to the other machinery, fixed and loose; and