2.
3
95
1842 when the then existing English law was declared to be the law of this Colony
little care
appears
rs to have been "very
taken to amend or add to the Ordinances
so that the law here might keep-
abreast with the progress of the law in England .
|
l In connexion with the preparation
of a new collected Edition of Antiscanne
a
it is desirable that
a statuncut
should be drawn up showing what provisions of English Statutes pressed
since 184.2 should be easted as
Ordinances in order to place the law of the Colony upon the level or with the English law at the present tive.
7.
It would be desirable incer
Connexion with the above work to
provide for a complete and immediate reform of the Ordinances regulating the jurisdiction and constitution and n procedure of the Court of the Colony.
The existing Supreme Court and Court Ordiners ces are imperfect.
8.
Summary
9.
lace tow
The place
occupied by the
Code of Civil Procedure would be much
a new code embodying
better
& fitted by
the accepted provisions of the Rutes r under the Indicature & Acts by evlsich civil procedure is now regulated in England with the local Notifications that might be requisite.
10.
The present Civil Procedure Code : prepared by Sir Dution Pauncefote (before the passing of the Sedicative
Act
naxion