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Apprenticeship Act 1828 (1828 - 1844)

  • Apprentices Act 1828

    Apprentices Act 1828, courtesy of NSW legislation.
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From
1828
To
1844
Categories
Principal Act
Website
https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/pdf/asmade/act-1828-8a

The Apprenticeship Act 1828, also known as 'An Act for enabling persons holding certain Public Offices in New South Wales to take Apprentices to serve under them and their Successors in Office and for regulating all matters relating to Masters and Apprentices', [98/1828 (9 Geo. IV No.8)] allowed apprentices to be bound, as well as to master tradesmen in the usual way, to officers in the public service, for instance of the Master Shipwright and Civil Engineer. This Act was repealed by the Apprentices Act 1844.

Timeline

 1828 - 1844 Apprenticeship Act 1828
       1844 - 1894 Apprenticeship Act 1844
             1851 - 1901 Apprenticeship Act 1851
                   1901 - 1969 Apprentices Act 1901

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Apprentices Act 1828
Title
Apprentices Act 1828
Type
Document
Date
1828
Source
NSW legislation

Details

Sources used to compile this entry: NSW legislation, Parliamentary Counsel's Office, New South Wales Government, http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/.

Prepared by: Liam Hogan