arrest under this order, or until he shall be sooner discharged by due course of law. of Given under our hands and seals this [insert date of order] day 187 . Signatures of two of the justices Į J. S. J. S. (L.S.) (L.S.) £ s. d. Total sum payable at the time of hearing of the judg ment summons Hearing of summons, and cost of order Total sum upon payment of which the prisoner will be discharged 7. CERTIFICATE FOR THE DISCHARGE OF A PRISONER FROM CUSTODY. Employers and Workmen Act, 1875, and the Debtors Act, 1869. I hereby certify that the defendant [or plaintiff] who was committed to your custody by virtue of an order of commitment under the seals of two justices of this court, bearing date the of day 187 has paid and satisfied the sum of money for the non-payment whereof he was so committed, together with all costs due and payable by him in respect thereof; and that the defendant [or plaintiff] may, in respect of such order, be forthwith discharged out of your custody. 187 it was ordered by the court that judgment should be entered for the defendant, and that the plaintiff should pay to the defendant, on or before the day of the sum of £ for the defendant's costs of suit; and that if the same were not paid as ordered, it was further ordered that the same should be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the said plaintiff. And whereas default has been made in payment according to the said order. These are therefore to command you forthwith to make distress of the goods and chattels of the plaintiff (excepting the wearing apparel and bedding of him or his family, and the tools and implements of his trade, if any, to the value of five pounds), the sum of £ being the amount due to the defendant under the said order, together with the reasonable charges for taking and keeping the said distress; and that you do pay what you shall have so levied to the clerk of this court. Given under my hand and seal this day of 187 J. S. (L.S.) NOTICE. The goods and chattels are not to be sold until after the end of five clear days next following the day on which they were seized, unless they be of a perishable nature, or at the request of the said plaintiff. Whereas on the C. D., and day of 187, the plaintiff obtained a judgment in this court against the defendant for the sum of ; and it was thereupon ordered by the court that the defendant should pay the same to the plaintiff on the day of for every days]; and that if the same were not paid as ordered, it was further ordered that the same should be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the said defendant: [or by instalments of And whereas default has been made in payment according to the said order: These are therefore to command you forthwith to make distress of the goods and chattels of the defendant (except the wearing apparel and bedding of him or his family, and the tools and implements of his trade, if any, to the value of five pounds), the sum of £ being the amount due to the plaintiff under the said order, together with the reasonable charges of taking and keeping the said distress; and that you do pay what you shall have so levied to the clerk of this court. Given under my hand and seal this day of 187. J. S. (L.S.) To the constable of and all other peace officers in the county of NOTICE. The goods and chattels are not to be sold until after the end of five clear days next following the day on which they were seized, unless they be of a perishable nature, or at the request of the defendant. of Whereas it has been found by this court on the day 187, that the defendant had broken the contract for the breach of which he was summoned: And whereas the court would have awarded to the plaintiff the sum of £ by way of damages suffered by him in consequence of such breach, and would have ordered him to have paid such sum, but that the defendant was willing to give security for the performance by him of so much of the contract as remains unperformed: Now therefore I the undersigned defendant, and we the undersigned sureties [or the undersigned surety], do undertake that the said defendant will perform so much of the said contract as remains unperformed, that is to say, [here set out so much of the contract as remains to be performed]: pounds and shillings, And I the said defendant, and we [or I] the said sureties [or surety], hereby severally acknowledge ourselves bound to forfeit to A. B., the plaintiff, the sum of in case the said defendant fails to perform what he has hereby undertaken to perform. (Signed where not taken orally) C. D., Defendant. NOTE.-Where the undertaking is given orally, strike out the words "undersigned" where they occur, and insert the word "orally" after "Taken." It is ordered that the defendant do forthwith perform the duties he has contracted to perform under his apprenticeship to the plaintiff. Given under our hands and seals this day of 187 It is adjudged that the instrument of apprenticeship made between the plaintiff and defendant be rescinded, and that the plaintiff [or defendant] do pay to M. N. of the sum of pounds, being the whole [or a part] of the premium paid by the said M. N. on the binding of the defendant [or plaintiff] as apprentice to the plaintiff [or defendant]. Given under our hands and seals this day of 187. |