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sir,
GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
2nd, December, 1911.
I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of
your letter of December 1st, in which you request (end of
paragraph 6):-
(1)
That if the decision of the Executive
Council (communicated to Your Honour in my letters of
October 30th is persisted in, to be allowed to state
pour case fully before the Executive Council:
(2)
(Para.10) "that the question of advising
the Governor to put Ordinance No.1 of 1910 in force
against you be again considered by the Executive Council
in view of the arguments contained in your letter under
reply regarding the proposed Appeal Court:
(3) "That the Legal profession should be asked
whether they concur in your criticisms and that their
replies should also be laid before the Executive Council
and the Secretary of State".
2.
In regard to (2). Your letter will be àaid
before the Executive Council that they may reconsider their
decision as requested by Your Honour.
3.
In regard to (1). If the decision is per-
sisted in Your Honour will be welcome if you so desire to
state your case before the Executive Council, but Ik am
compelled to inform Your Honour that the Council is only
prepared to hear your statement and that I am not prepared
to be cross-examined or to reply to questions. After
hearing your statement I should feel it my duty to request
Your
IS HONOUR,
SIR F.T.PIGGOTT.
CHIEF JUSTICE.