A treatise on dental jurisprudence for dentists and lawyers / ... by William F. Rehfuss.

  • Rehfuss, William F.
Date:
1892
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Credit: A treatise on dental jurisprudence for dentists and lawyers / ... by William F. Rehfuss. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    4074. One witness only shall be sufficient to prove the offense in any prosecution or information for the recovery of penalties under this section. 4075. When the proof of the registry or want of reg- istry is required under this section, a copy or an extract from the register, or the books of the Association, under the seal of the same and the signature of the Secretary, shall be suffi- cient evidence of the contents of the said copy or extract, without its being necessary to produce the original. 4076. ]STo person illegally following the profession of a dentist shall be entitled to recover, before any court of justice, any sum of money for his professional services, drugs or ar- ticles so rendered, sold and supplied. IV. Execution of Judgments. 4077. In default of immediate payment of the fine and costs imposed, the defendant shall be imprisoned, during the space of not less than three months, nor of more than six months, in the common gaol of the district where the sentence has been rendered, unless the said fine and costs shall be sooner paid. 2. The functionary or court by whom the judgment is pronounced may, however, in place of ordering the immediate imprisonment of the defendant, grant him a delay, or order the attachment and sale of his real and moveable property for the acquittance of the fine and costs aforesaid and of all sub- sequent costs. 3. If, at the expiration of the delay granted, the said fine and costs are not paid, or if the sale of the said property of the defendant has not been sufficient to insure the acquit- tance of the said fine and costs, and subsequent costs, the said defendant shall, in any such cases, be imprisoned in the said gaol during the space of not less than three months, nor more than six months, unless the amount of the fine and costs, and all subsequent costs incurred through his default be sooner paid. 4. When the defendant, in default of immediate payment, is sentenced to be imprisoned at once, the warrant of commit- ment shall be signed and issued without delay by theProthon-