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sufficient
of the Governor authority for such instructions if
any
is needed.
I
With regard to fees & —
any cannot find that there is
those taken in
legal authority for the Probate jurisdiction. The power to fix probates fees vested in the -Chief Justice by Ordinances 7 of 1860 (Section 143), 9 of 1870 (Section 10), and 10 of 1886 (Section 5) do not appear to have been ever exercised. The table in present user is mainly,
mainly found. Rules of Court of 1847 made
ed upon
under an
Ordinance of 1845 which
1873.
was itself repealed in 18
Those saken in the general Jurisdiction / Original and Jummary) are also not satisfactorily ascertained. Section 24 of the Supreme
Court Reconstitution Ordinance (N: 12.
of 1873 confers a power.
the Chilf
Justice
Justice to make rules for the purpose
from time to time, but no such rules were ever made and Section
94 of the Civil Procedure Code pro- Mr Nicolle
vides as hourted out. that mutt, o
by.
new scale shall have
as to the
been provided all questions amount of fees shall be referred to
who is empowered to
the
Registrav
determine the same on taxation.
either with or without reference to
the eye
existing
though
scale.
This looks on
paper as
the amount of fees depended
entirely upon the Registrar, but of
course in practice a fixed scale has always
-
been followed and duly
public and the
advertised to the public
legal profession. This scale probably originated in 18.
in 1847 like that for - Probate and it has been added to
and altered from time to time by
executive