Gereonmuch Rotification
of the 24th May 1844 Which
appears to dispose of the
question you have raised,
and there only to add that no deviation from
the established Rule
should be allowed except by Julian
Zunder
Circumstances of which You must happily be the best judge.
Lo bheuse with respect to the receipt of fees by Public Officers-I see
no reason for making the
Registrar an exception
to the rule already
laid down.
The Govr's enquiry refers to Intestate Estates.
The "note" I refer to relates with testate &
intestate intestacies. If It relates
to fees chargeable when probate &
Letters
of
administration come
All fees on legal
Proceedings
In this
Supreme Court should be paid into the Treasury
by the respective officers, and any attempt to exact extra on Probate fees should be discouraged
by all the officers of Govt.
With respect to Ecclesiastical fees it
appears to me that the "note" to which
you refer supplies the authority
to your argument by showing
that no fees are payable
in testate,
or
intestate cases, either on the disposal of effects.