PROTECTION OF SOLDIERS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 117, 17 May 1917, Page 4

PROTECTION OF SOLDIERS.

JUDICIAL AND OTHER raOC_3SE3 B__>TN_-). A—_a_kyn—l regtx__ions under the War Eegr_a-nons Act, 1914, have been __ued in regard to proces_lings being tab—l against soldiers as follow:— L In the following regu_—__s _—' term "soldier' me-a-m an officer, _a_" commissioned officer, or m_n of an E— ■ peditkmary Force under —te E_pe_i_—_" ary Forces Act, 1915. 2. Wit_c-_t the previous ia__se_t 3— writing of the Attorney-Gerieral it shall not be lawful for any person to _s_e or be concerned in the issue of any pro_—• of e_ec_tion against the property of * soldier in p_rsti_—ce of any j_dg_—_t» decree, or order of any court in its _v_ l_r_—iction. whether obtained before or after the making of these regtdatkms, or to continue or be concerned in the iontinua.—on of any such process of execution, whether commenced before or after the making of ties— regulaticr; 3. Without the previous consent a writing of the Attorney-General i-t s-h-l not be iawfaai for any perso_ to seize or sell the property of any soldier by way of distress for rent. _ Without the previous oonsent in writing of the Attorney-General it shall not be lawful for any person to die a -"__._rupi—:y petitionl —gainst a soldier-