Juries Fees Regulations (ACT)

THE TERRITORY FOR THE SEAT

OF 'GOVERNMENT.

Regulations under the Juries Ordinance 1932.

I JOHN GEEIG -LATHAM, the Attorney-General of the Oommon-, wealth, in pursuance, of the powers conferred upon me by the	Juries Ordinance 1932, hereby make the following Eegulations, to come
into operation forthwith. . . . .

Dated the 9th day of December, 1932.

J. G. LATHAM;

Attorney-General.

- . JURIES FEES REGULATIONS,

short t'tie. 1. These Regulations may be cited as the Juries Fees Regulations. 2. The fees to be paid to any person' who serves as a juror in any

criminal cause or in anyv civil case shall be as follows:— . ,

• . - • - . , .. Por Day. Per MIIo.

' ' ' s. &. s- d.

For eacli day of attendance of more than four hours up to

three days . . . . . . ' . . '• ., . 0 0

For each day of attendance not exceeding' four hours from l :

time of attending • . ; . ..' .': ••.-.• ''.. 5 0

For the fourth and every subsequent'day's attendance of more •

• than four hours on the same panel . . . . . ... 12 0

Jurors if continuously on the same.trial , in. any civil case,
for more than three days, shall be entitled to such further

Authorised by the ACT Parliamentary Counsel—also accessible at

sum (if any) aS the presiding Justice shall direct. ' • '• '

• Bystanders sworn oh any. t r ia l , for each day of attendance

exceeding four hours . . . . . . . . . . . - " . . . . . . . . 9 0

Bystanders sworn on any trial, for .each day of attendance

not exceeding four hours from time of attending . . . 5 0

Trav611ing expenses' for every mile of distance in excess of

three miles; between the juror's residence and > the Court

(one way, and for one day only) . . . . . . . 1 0