The commission was created in 1969 by the Law Reform Commission Act. The commission's mandate is "to take and keep under review all the law of the Province, including statute law, common law and judicial decisions, with a view to its systematic development and reform, including the codification, elimination of anomalies, repeal of obsolete and unnecessary enactments, reduction in the number of separate enactments and generally the simplification and modernization of the law ..." During the period under review, the commission submitted reports on the Insurance Act, Supreme Court Rule 54 (reciprocally enforceable judgments), wrongful interference with goods, noncharitable purpose trusts, informal public appeal funds, fixtures and the Personal Property Security Act, and apportionment of costs and contributory negligence (Section 3 of the Negligence Act). A significant development during the closing months of the past year has been planning for the relocation of the commission's premises. Appended reports and recommendations of the commission and a computer diskette of the appendixes