15 Declarations substituted for oaths and affidavits required by 5 Geo 2 c 7, and 54 Geo 3 c 15
Statutory Declarations Act 1835 (1835 c 62) | Legislation

15  Declarations substituted for oaths and affidavits required by 5 Geo 2 c 7, and 54 Geo 3 c 15

. . . In any action or suit . . . brought or intended to be brought in any court of law or equity within any of the territories, plantations, colonies, or dependencies abroad, being within and part of his Majesty's dominions, for or relating to any debt or account, wherein any person residing in Great Britain and Ireland shall be a party, or for or relating to any lands,

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