[Sidenote: Chief justice to settle forms of process, and appoint the fees to be taken in the courts, _etc._ Fees in surrogate courts to be accounted for in the supreme court.] 14. And be it further enacted, That it shall be lawful for the said chief justice to settle such forms of process, and such rules of practice and proceeding, for the conduct of all pleas, suits, and complaints, and for the dispatch of the business of the said supreme court, and surrogate courts, and of the business in the courts of session, or before any one or more justices of the peace respectively, and to appoint such reasonable fees to be taken for the conduct and dispatch of pleas, suits, complaints, and other business as aforesaid, and for the granting administration of the effects of intestates, and for the probate of wills, as shall seem necessary and proper for expediting matters with the most convenience and least expence to the parties concerned therein; and such process, and rules of practice and proceeding, shall be followed and obeyed; and such fees shall be paid accordingly, and no other; and that all such fees received in any surrogate court shall be paid and accounted for by the surrogate in the said supreme court; and that it shall be lawful for the said chief justice, and he is hereby required to settle and limit what fees and poundage shall be taken by the sheriff of _Newfoundland_, and the same shall be taken, and none other. [Sidenote: For the recovery and application of penalties.] 15. And be it further enacted, That all fines, penalties, and forfeitures, imposed by any act of Parliament made, or which shall hereafter be made, relating to the island of _Newfoundland_, or the fishery thereof, may be recovered in a summary way in the said supreme court, or in any surrogate court; and every penalty and forfeiture of the sum of ten pounds or under, may be recovered in the court of session, or before any one or more justices of the peace; and all fines, penalties, and forfeitures imposed, paid, or levied in any surrogate court, or in any court of session, or before any one or more justices of the peace, shall be forthwith estreated, and paid into the said supreme court by the surrogate, or by the justice or justices of the peace respectively, before whom they were recovered; and it shall be lawful for the said supreme court to issue process for better compelling such justices and surrogates to bring to account all monies which ought to be so paid and accounted for as aforesaid; and all money arising from such fees, fines, penalties, and forfeitures shall be applied and appropriated towards defraying the expence of carrying this act into execution. [Sidenote: Limitation of actions. General issue. Treble costs.]