But such a provision approved be superfluous
and unnecessary
would be precisely equivalent to an enactment that the Court
should enforce such
Laws as the Governor
should direct it to enforce?
The Clauses 24, 28-7-8-9-30, 32, 34, 35-6-7-8-9-40-44 & 50 to 59
and 62 to 67 all relate to matters of
form and practice
and
which ought to be regulated not by actual Law, but by Rules of Court, which might be the subject of continued revision and amendment by the Court itself.
122
The Clause, N. 69 70 and 71, regulate
appeals to the Queen in Council. This is not the proper subject of Colonial Legislation. It is for Her Majesty to determine, what Appeals she will receive and on what Conditions.
From Clauses 72 to
go closely connected with the Law
a
respecting Juries.
and
an Act
I object to these Clauses first as being out
of place in an Act of this kind; and simply because,
as I am
unacquainted with
any explanatory reference, the
policy of them is unintelligible to me
V.
But such a provision. rooved be superflurry
ung..
and wumlam
would be precisely equivalent to an encrct_ ment that obe Comt
should cocente Such
Lows as the depolarn
should direct it to lasente?
The flances 24, 20 -7-8-9-30, 32, 34. 5-6-7-8-9-40-449 501039
and 621067 all relate to matters of
form and practice
an
which ought to be. regulated not by. actural Law, but by Rules of Court, which might be the subject of continued revision and amendment by the Count itself.
122
The Clause, N. 69 70 and 71, regulate
appeals to the queen informeil. This is not the proper subject of Colonial Legislation. It is for WM inConvert Merself to determine, what Appeals she will receive and on what Conditions.
From Clauses 72 40
go csalad omas Law
a
respecting Juries.
an
act
I object to these flance first as being out
of place in of this kind; and seimply because,
a as Jam by
umarded a
any explanatory refert,. the
policy of them unintelligible to me
V.
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