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to the Clerk & Council which I
cueline.
To the former of Mr Rogers'
rojections I reply that the object of
making costs payable at once is to impose a
and a very
evident one,
Interbentory Breeding's
chick
litigation.
for
To the second that Suits - Rowon dues before the Supreme Court. In Summary Jurisdiction are of frequent recurrence, "defendant be not mulcted in the
Amount
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if the
and if
ents (small though they be) nine-tenths of Crown Rents at least would be paid through the Court into the Treasury, giving endless and unjustifiable trouble
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first to the Colonial Treasury and
next to the officers of the Court and
relieving Crown Tenants of an obligation legally imposed upon
them.
A
In fact to withdraw this part of the Enactment, is in Hongkong to make the Supreme Court the "Collection of Crown Rent