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Appeal Court. It will be impossible that any of the follow- ing matters should come before the new Court
Appeals from the Summary Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Appeals from the Magistrates.
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Appeals from Chambers, including judgments on specially
indorsed writs.
Hearings of points of law reserved at the Assizes. Hearings of interlocutory applications arising in appeals
before the new Appeal Court.
Hearings now taken originally before the Full Court: which of themselves raise a complicated question of policy which I have already hinted at.
H. Since the question was first mooted another point
has arisen which requires the most careful consideration
by the Government. For reasons which are not altogether
apparent the work in the Summary Court has increased in
importance during the last three years, and there is still
a tendency in the same direction. Cases involving important
points of law frequently occur, the Puisne Judge often
gives written judgments which are sometimes included in the
Law Reports. This fact also increases the tendency to
appeal from his decisions. Meanwhile the bulk of Summary
work is also increasing. The time occupied by the Puisne
Judge in the new Appeal Court will take him away from the
Summary Court more than is advisable and this will further
increase the congestion.
The Puisne Judge is strongly of opinion that the
time has arrived for the creation of a real Small Debts
Court and I agree with him, At present the only way of
doing this would be to give civil jurisdiction to the
Magistrates; but this is not feasible, for their time is
fully occupied as it is. A third Magistrate would therefore
have to be appointed. The cost of an additional Magistrate
together with the cost of bringing the Shanghai Judge to