allegations especially
as to the costs
to suitors of changes in the Registry.
As a matter of principle
however I do not think it is desirable that either the buisne
Judge or the Registrar of the Court should be appointed to act
temporarily
as Attorney General
with private practice. Mr Justice Russell feels this 20
strongly that
he does not seek the appointment and would be unwilling to accept it if it were offered to him; and whilst there can be no valid objection in
my opinion to the Registrar being appointed if competent to act as Judge, nor even to not as Attorney General
without
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without private practice I think it is
of h
advisable considering the nature duties which are to a certain extent
judicial
his
as as well ministerial and
the desirability that he should be above suspicion in his peculiar relationships with the dolicitors - practising in the Court that he should not be temporarily dependent
to
some
extent
upon
them
for a
of his
large proportion of his income and then return to the duties
Office.
If however notwithstanding this objection Mr. Ackroyd is in the opinion of Your Excellency the best
selection
you.
Jan
make to fill the
asting appointment and you can
mak