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Justice of the Peace

The office of Justice of the Peace has a long and honorable history. It is an important contribution to the community insuring one will act Fairly and impartially at all times. By virtue of the Oaths of Office taken, Justices of the Peace undertake to “do right to all manner of people, after the laws and usages of the State of New South Wales, without fear or favor, affection, or ill-will”

The appointment is an Honorary one and a Justice of the Peace is not permitted to demand or receive fees for the performance of any duties. The primary duties Of a Justice of the Peace are administering oath declarations or affidavits, taking statutory declarations, witnessing signatures, attesting and certifying documents.