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Section V Names of Persons taking the Oaths, &c. to be inrolled.

Original text. Later amendments are not shown.

Rolls to be publicly hung up, and perused without Fee.; Fees on Entry of taking Oaths.

And bee it further enacted by the authoritie aforesaid That the Names of all and singular such persons and Officers aforesaid that doe or shall take the Oathes aforesaid shall be in the respective Courts of Chauncery and Kings Bench and the Quarter Sessions inrolled with the day and time of their takeing the same in Rolls made and kepte onely for that intent and purpose and for noe other. The which Rolls as for the Court of Chauncery shall be publiquely hung up in the Office of the Pettybag, and the Roll for the Kings Bench in the Crowne Office of the said Court and in some publique place in every Quarter Sessions, and there remaine dureing the whole Terme, every Terme, and dureing the whole time of the said Sessions in every Quarter Sessions for every one to resort to and looke upon, without Fee or Reward, and likewise none of the person or persons aforesaid shall give or pay as any Fee or Reward to any Officer or Officers belonging to any of the Courts X1as aforesaid above the Summe of twelve pence for his or their Entry of his or their takeing of the said Oathes aforesaid.

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Variant reading of the text noted in The Statutes of the Realm as follows: And O. [O. refers to a collection in the library of Trinity College, Cambridge]