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The series consists of an affidavit and a notice regarding payments to be made in the bankruptcy case of R.F. Pickett, a Victoria merchant. The governing legislation for the case was the “Bankrupt Law Consolidation Act” of 1849. Records in the series provide a listing of Pickett’s account at the Bank of British North America and an affidavit of Henry Atkinson Tuzo, bank manager.

Series consists of a letterpress book of Victoria Court Registry correspondence outward for 1874-1878. The records are indexed.

This series consists of civil cause books from the Supreme Court of Vancouver Island, 1858-1870 and Supreme Court of British Columbia (Victoria), 1870-1882. All volumes are indexed. From 29 October 1866 fees relating to these cases are entered in the mainland fees book.

Sheriff's receipt book for cases in all courts at the Victoria Court Registry, 1879-1883.

The series consists of one index book that may have been created by the Victoria Supreme Court as an index to probate cause books during the 1880s. The majority of the individuals listed died in British Columbia between the years of approximately 1882 to 1885. The vast majority of these deaths took place in the vicinity of Victoria and many of the individuals are listed in GR-1304. The index provides the name of the individual and a page number, which likely corresponds to a probate cause book that has yet to be located and transferred to the Archives. Individuals listed in the book are both male and female, and the listings include the names of Chinese, Japanese, and Indigenous individuals

Series consists of two volumes of letterbooks. Volume 1, "letterbook #6", includes correspondence outward by the Victoria Supreme Court Registrar for 1866-1890 (indexed). Pages 1-84 of vol. 2, "letterbook #7", includes correspondence outward for the Dominion Saw Mill Co. for 1884-1885. Pages 84 onward of vol. 2. includes correspondence outward by the Sheriff for 1866-1890.

Series consists of an index to Victoria Supreme Court judgements from 1 Jan 1885 - 1 Nov 1895. See GR-1590 for associated judgements and the preceding index.

This series consists of copies of telegrams sent by registrar of the Victoria Supreme Court, 1899-1912.

Letterpress book of correspondence outward from Victoria Court Registry.

Series consists of Victoria Supreme Court chamber applications for 1906-1916 (nos. 164/06-781/16). Chamber applications are record books for proceedings in a judge's/justice's Chambers. Entries may include date, case number, presiding judge, style of cause, names of solicitors, nature of the application, and remarks.

The series consists of correspondence inward created by the Victoria Supreme Court registry between 1889 and 1925. The correspondence is arranged by date and sorted alphabetically within each year by the name of the correspondent. The files include letters from the Attorney-General and government offices, law firms, Police Departments and other individuals and businesses. The files contain letters, government circulars, requests for information, statistics, judgements and other records.

Series consists of Victoria Supreme Court minute books for civil and criminal cases for 1889-1925. Includes a few actions involving ships marked with Vice-Admiralty Court and Exchequer Court, B.C. Admiralty Division. Volumes 1 and 3 are indexed.

Series consists of Victoria Supreme Court presentments of the Grand Jury for April 1900-Oct 1931.

This series consists of 19 volumes of Victoria Supreme Court daily diaries, 1907, 1910-1912, 1916-1919, 1923-1932, 1934. Volume 1 includes weather reports as well as matters of the court.

Name changes by deed poll. Documents arranged alphabetically and indexed by present name from previous name.

This series contains probate files for estates probated in Victoria, ca. 1859-1941. The probate files from 1859 to 1917 are organized more or less alphabetically within date groups or ranges and have been numbered, sequentially, from 1 to 5307. From 1918 onwards, probate files were assigned numbers by year in the order of filing and are more or less in chronological order. The originals of files 1 to 5307 have been retained as well as being microfilmed. Files from 1918 onwards are only available on microfilm.

In addition to the file names provided in the finding aid, an index for this collection is also available on microfilm (see GR-1417, reel B01990). Reel B01990 should be used if a name is not found on the file list, as there are 103 missing files. If a will number is provided, it can be used to locate a copy of the will in GR-1052 or GR-1574.

Bankruptcy and Authorized Assignment case files handled by the Official Receiver. For index, see GR-2878.

The series consists of Chamber applications created by the Victoria Supreme Court from 1895 to 1945.

Correspondence inward to the Victoria Court Registry, A-M.

Index for GR-2223, Bankrupts and Authorized Assignment case files handled by the Official Receiver.

This series contains letters probate from the Victoria Supreme Court.

This series contains probate cause books for the periods 1875-1882 and 1918-1947.

This series contains indexes to causes for actions heard in the Victoria Supreme Court. It contains two volumes. Volume 1 covers the period ca. 1898-1919. Volume 2 covers the period 1920-1947.

This series contains cause books and indexes from Victoria Supreme Court.

Series consists of one Victoria Supreme Court Assize criminal record book for May 1917-May 1948. Records are indexed.

This series contains Letters of Administration granted to the Official Administrator for estates probated in the Victoria Court Registry in cases where the deceased died intestate or did not name an executor who was able to act, and the Official Administrator handled the probate process. Indexes to Victoria probate records are found in GR-1417.

Series consists of divorce case files created between 1940 and 1949 by the Victoria Supreme Court registry. Orders have been removed from this series and are filed separately as GR-1587. Typical divorce case files can include petitions, affidavits, summons, correspondence and other records relating to the case.

Records are arranged by case file numbers, which were assigned chronologically by the court registry and include the year a divorce was initiated. The records were scheduled for full retention under Court Services ORCS (schedule 100152) 51440-20.

Civil record books (indexed at the front of each volume).

Bankruptcy case files.