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Barrister to certify if rules are in conformity to law, or state in what parts they are repugnant thereto.
Fee payable to barrister.
No further fee within three years in respect of same rules.
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12. The said barrister to whom any such rule, amendment, or alteration thereof shall be transmitted shall, if required, advise with the said loan fund board on the subject of such rule, and shall give a certificate that such rules, alteration, or amendment, so submitted to him as aforesaid, is in conformity to law and to the provisions of this Act, or shall point out in what part the same are repugnant thereto, and state, in writing, on what grounds and for what reasons they are so repugnant, and how and in what manner they can be made conformable thereto; and the fee payable to such barrister for advising as aforesaid, and perusing the rules, or alterations or amendments of the rules, of each respective society, and giving such certificate as aforesaid, and stating such grounds or reasons, or suggesting such alterations as aforesaid, shall not at one time exceed the sum of one guinea, which, together with the expence of conveying the rules to and from the said loan fund board, shall be defrayed by each society respectively: Provided always, that the said barrister shall be entitled to no further fee for or in respect of any alteration or amendment of any rules upon which one fee has been already paid to the barrister within the period of three years, . . .
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