To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-A letter in The Ti1neJ of this day, signe(d "' An Attorney," is calculated to nislead the public. It states that office copies of wills still bear a duty. I beg to refer him to the act 5th (eo. IV., cap. 41, by which he will find that such duty is repealed. The let- ter likewise state,that interlocutory judgmcnts " bear a duty ;" but the sarne act repeals that duty alo; the clause whichi imposes the duty comaenccs thus-" Copy o? any declaratlon, plea, &c." I think he will also find that the duties on wrrants, eand on writs of summons and seizen, are rep'ealed, as there is no clause in the former stamp acts relating to those instruments which is net repealed by the Act 5th (eo. IV., cap. 41, above.n!entionc8t. I am. Sir. vours. &e. IV. ncutoru.row, Oct. x1. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMEX.