Ocers. Fees for attendance. Payments. Licenses. By-laws. Certificate and fees before examination. may decide, and may be continued by adjournment from day to day, until the business before the said board be finished, but no session shall exceed one week. The president may call special meetings of the board at any time. 8. The board of trustees and examiners shall, at their first meeting, elect from among themselves a president, secretary, treasurer, and registrar, and such other officers as may be necessary; and the said board shall, in the event of the absence of the president, elect from among their number a person to preside, who shall have the same powers and exercise the same functions, for the time being, as the president. 9. There shall be allowed and paid to each member of the said board, such fees for attendance, (in no case to exceed five dollars per day) as shall, from time to time, be allowed by the said board. 10. All moneys forming part of the funds of the said board shall be paid to the treasurer, and shall be applied to carry out the objects of this act. 11. All persons who have been constantly engaged, in the practice of the dental profession, in the province of Quebec, for a period of three years and upwards next preceding the passing of this act, in an established office of dentits, shall be entitled to a certificate of licentiate of dental surgery upon furnishing to the said board, satisfactory proof of their having been so engaged, and upon payment of the fees; and all persons who have not been constantly engaged for a period of three years, as hereinbefore provided, shall, upon passing the required examination, and upon payment of the fees as aforesaid, be entitled to a certificate of licentiate of dental surgery in this province. 12. The said board shall, at its first meeting, and from time to time thereafter, make such rules, regulations, and bylaws as may be necessary for the proper and better guid ance, government and regulation of the said board, and admission to, and practice of the said profession of dentistry, and as to the mode of conducting the election of its members, from time to time, and not inconsistent with this act; such rules, regulations and by-laws, may be amended, altered, or repealed, by a majority of the whole board. 13. Every person desirous of being examined by the said board, shall, at least, one month before the sittings of the said board, pay into the hands of the treasurer the required fees, and enclose and deliver to the secretary, the treasurer's receipt for the same, together with satisfactory evidence of clerkship, integrity and good morals, in such manner as may be prescribed by the rules, regulations, and bylaws of the said board. 14. If the board be satisfied by the examination that the License. person is duly qualified to practice the said profession of dentistry, and be further satisfied that he is a person of good moral character and integrity, they shall grant him a license, which shall entitle him to all the rights and privileges of Rights and this act, until such time as the board shall be satisfied that privileges. he has been guilty of acts detrimental to the interests of the profession, when he shall forfeit his certificate and title, and it shall be cancelled; such forfeiture, may, however, be re- Forfeitures. moved, and the said license and all rights and privileges thereunder, fully revived by the said board, in such manner and upon such conditions and terms as may seem expedient to the said board. 15. The corporation shall have a seal, with which every Seal. certificate of license shall be sealed, and signed by the president and secretary of said board; the production of the said certificate of license shall be prima facie evidence in all License courts of law, and upon all proceedings of what ever kind, of its execution and contents. evidence. provl. secre 16. The secretary of the said board shall once in each and List of License every year enclose to the provincial secretary a certified list filed to of the names of all persons to whom licenses have been tary. granted during the then next preceding year. practice of the 17. If any person, after the period of six months from Penalty for the passing of this act, not holding a valid certificate of unauthorized license, practices in this province the said profession of profession. dentistry for hire, gain or hope of reward, or wilfully and falsely pretends to hold a certificate of license under this act, or takes or uses any name, title, addition or description implying that he is duly authorized to practice the said profession of dentistry, or shall falsely use any title representing that he is a graduate of any dental college, either in Great Britain or other countries, he shall, for each such offence, be liable to be summarily tried and convicted before two or more justices of the peace, and on conviction, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding one hundred dollars with costs, and in default of payment the amount shall be recovered by execution, and if the effects seized are insufficient to pay the said penalty, the defendant shall be liable to imprisonment in the common jail of the district in which he was convicted, for a period not exceeding Privileges of sixty days, unless the said penalty with costs of conviction and subsequent costs be previously paid; no such person shall recover in any court of law for any work done or materials provided by him in the exercise of the practice of a dentist. 13. Nothing in this act shall interfere with the privileges anl surgeons conferred upon physicians and surgeons by the various acts not interfered relating to the practice of medicine and surgery in this pro with. Privileges of vince. 19. The same privileges and exceptions by this act conlicentiates de- ferred upon the licentiates of dental surgery in this province, are the same as those conferred upon physicians and surgeons by the laws of this province. fined. 32 Việt, ph. 20. The 32nd Viet., chap. 69, and 33rd Vict., chap. 45, ch. 45, repeal amending the same, are hereby repealed. 69, and 3.Vie., e l. CAP. XV. An Act to provide a remedy for the losses occasioned by the burning of the Quebec Court House. and The by and with [Assented to 28th January, 1874.] If an o iginal ment given by superior or cir destroyed, a 1. Any party or person, or the attorney or agent of any order or judg party or person interested in a case in the court of Queen's the court of bench, appeal side, or the superior court in the district of appeal, Quebec, or the circuit court at the city of Quebec, in which any order or judgment shall have been made or rendered before the 'st on or before the first day of February, one thousand eight Feb, 1873, is hundred and seventy-three, may, if the original register of copy may be such order or judgment has been lost by the burning of the register of the court house at the said city, demand the enrolment of an authentic copy of such order or judgment, and upon production thereof for that purpose, the clerk of the said court of Queen's bench, appeal side, or the prothonotary of the said superior court, or the clerk of the said circuit court shall enrol such authentic copy in the register of the court in which the order was made or the judgment obtained. registered in the court. Notice to that How served. 2. Notice of such enrolment shall be forthwith given by the party or person who shall have so demanded the same to the party or person affected by the judgment or order or to his legal representatives; and when service of the notice in the ordinary manner is impracticable, a judge of the said court of Queen's bench, or of the said superior court, in the said district, shall direct the mode of service. not be pro 3. Any party or person interested in a case wherein If a copy canjudgment shall have been rendered or an order made in deed, how to the said court of Queen's bench, appeal side, or in the said supply the superior court, or in the said circuit court on or before saine. the said first day of February, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, who shall be unable to produce for enrolment a copy of the judgment rendered or of the order made by either of the said courts, as provided in section one, may, if the original register of such judgment or order has been lost or destroyed by the said fire, on petition to a judge of the said court of Queen's bench, or to a judge of the said superior court, after having given notice to the adverse party as hereinafter required on petitions for the restoration of records, and on proof made to the satisfaction of the judge, either by the declaration in writing of the judge who made the order, or of one or more of the judges of the court which rendered the judgment (which declaration it shall be the duty of such judge or judges to make as fully as may be in his or their power,) upon the production of a writ of execution or extracts from public or private registers, upon the oath of the adverse party, the evidence of the attorney who represented the parties, or upon evidence of any other nature admissible in similar cases, shewing the amount or the purport and effect of the judgment or order, obtain the enrolment of a judgment or order in the register of the court in which the judgment was recovered or the order made. ment. Such judgment or order shall bear the date of the origi- Date of judgnal judgment or order if the same has been ascertained. and if not the first February, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-three. execution. 4. Judgments or orders enrolled under sections one or Delay for three cannot be executed until fifteen days after notice of the enrolment under section one, or until after the like delay from the date of enrolment under section three. reckoned in 2. The period of time between the date of the said fire Interval not and the enrolment of any such judgment or order shall not delay to be reckoned in the delay for appealing therefrom. appeal returns of 3. In cases in which no return has been made to a writ Delay extendof appeal in consequence of the destruction of the original ed to make register of judgments, the record not having been destroyed, writs of apal the delay to make the said return shall be extended to not made. twenty days after the enrolment of a copy of the judgment appealed from in the office of the court where the said record is. Pwer to begin new ex-parte proceedings, 5. In any exparle suit or proceeding in the said superior court, or in the said circuit court, the record of which has if the record is been lost or destroyed by the said fire, before or after judg ment, the plaintiff may bring a fresh action for the same lost. Appeal in ex. parte cases shall lie upon cause. 6. In exparte cases the record of which has been lost or destroyed by the said fire, no appeal shall lie from the judgapplication to ment unless it be first allowed by the court of Queen's the judg of bench upon special application, and on evidence to the satisfaction of the court that the judgment was obtained irregularly and contrary to law. the court. Notice of and Notice of the intention to appeal shall be given within fifteen days after service of notice of the enrolment of the judgment, and the application for leave to appeal shall be How execution presented at the term next after the expiration of such fifteen days. Execution of the judgment shall be stayed by filing in the prothonotary's office, the notice of appeal, with a certificate of service thereof, and giving security in appeal. is stayed. If appeal is allowed the record must be restored. 2. If the appeal be allowed the court shall order the restoration of the record, which shall be proceeded with in the manner hereinafter provided. The defendant shall sue Service of writ out and serve his writ of appeal within eight days after the judgment declaring the record restored, otherwise he shall forfeit his right of appeal and be condemned, upon petition to a judge of the superior court, to pay to the plaintiff all costs occasioned by his appeal, including those on the restoration of the record. of appeal. Forfeiture with costs. Plaintiff may renounce the judgment enrolled, and re 3. The plaintiff in any such exparte case may, on payment of costs, at any time, renounce the judgment which he shall have caused to be enrolled under sections one and commence the three, and bring a fresh action for the same cause. suit. If the record cannot be re peal is dis 4. If the judge of the superior court before whom the proceedings to restore the record are had, decides that it stored, the ap cannot be restored, the judgment shall be final, and the missed; case defendant's appeal dismissed with costs unless it shall appear that the non-restoration of the record is caused by the fault of the plaintiff, in which case the judgment shall be vacated. where the defendant is to be blained. Pending suits may be renewed in S. 7. In any case or proceedings pending in the said superior court or in the said circuit court, the record of which has and C courts, been lost or destroyed by the said fire, a judge of the supeby permission rior court may, on petition of any of the said parties thereto of the judge. or their legal representatives, after notice to all the other Exception. parties, or to their attorneys ad litem, permit such party to recommence such case or proceeding, or to bring an action for the same cause as that set forth in the case or proceeding of the said applicant; but such permission shall not be |