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to lako a part in its labors. I am convinced that the higher the personal Statues of these who form a Court, the greater weight it's decisions are likely to have.
It is not diffient
to provide in various ways against
undio in
influence by
a non for dicial President- and the Ordinance will
probably propose that a double tole shall he excrcised by the Chief Justice alone when presiding which I think he should always do when present.
8.
As allr Ball however only claims the position of a Curione Juage which does not interfere with the operation of existing rules as to precedina
I ell no
difficulty in
allowing him that position though
in reality his office resembles rather that than a pione // of a County Court Judge,
Judge in England
I have the her or to be
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Your Most Obedient Seevant, Ratind Staver Mand sell
Governor.
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