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Condemned to the Crown
ony property and adjudged et's absoluk confiscation
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Should it occur to you,
Sir, that at this last stage, at least, under
an adverse decision, I might have appealed
Ipoint, with all respect, again
to Per John Bering's recorded:
appealed to a superior Count,
Attorney Meneral,
opinion founded upon the advice of the Honnable
that I had
mo decourse
of appeal I may mention here, that cepen
Imay receipt of Meis Excellency's letter of 2.2th September 1856 suggering
an action in the Supreme Court against the late Surveyor benual for any trespass I had to complain of, I took legal advice upon the
point, which was to this effect, and which I now submit to the judgment of the Law Officers of the Crown sig: that the warrant of the
Court under Section 17 of Ordinance No 8 of 1856 in
inferior
conjunction with Section 10 of Adinance. A 12 of 1886, did so completely place my property at the absolute discretion of the Surveyor Sineral
that no action could be sustained against him.
8. This brief hiday of the case would serm
extraordinary features.
following
case would seem to prevent the follo
Thist that the warant of this inferior Court which I am informed
I should not have relied upon".
was
sufficient to destroy my -
of the Crown.
property, and to confiscate it's materials to the uses Secondly. Sie Ihn Brewing's ucorded Memorandum, assures one
upon
the
opinion of Her Majesty's Alteney General, that the bioon stuff has no right of appeal against the decree of thes said
inferior Court- and
Lastly - Even of
an
appeal to a higher Court did lie, I submit it
to