British Crown have been or shall be admitted Solicitors in the Supreme Court of Law and Equity in Her Majesty's Colonies where one system of Jurisprudence is founded and assimilated to the Common Law and Principles of Equity as administered in England shall be admitted and enrolled Attorney's in any of the Supreme Courts in England.
By the same Act it is further provided that Her Majesty may from time to time direct this Act to come into operation as to any one or more of Her Majesty's Colonies when the provisions of it shall apply to persons admitted in such Colony, but that such Order in Council shall be made in respect of any Colony except upon application made by the Governor or person exercising the functions of Governor of such Colony.
And by the Colonial Attorneys Relief Act Amendment (37 & 38 Vic. cap. 41) passed in 1874, further facilities for the admission in England of Colonial Solicitors of seven years' standing are provided. I beg to enclose copies of these Acts of Parliament.
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