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that Her Majesty's désals lowance of the rules

Court rendered there will and void. But I doubt

the disseration of intro- -during that inference, by express words, into pur proclamation. I

WAS

but too well adapted

I mortify the Suage,

and could not (so far

as Jean perceive / pron

- mole

any

good end.

If.

the

countervailing

rules of the

Pt March 1987, did not

altogether, and exclusion ly originate with the Judge

I think with him, that

not

they could properly be

published Court: The Ceal Lagis-

as mcles of

lature ca

cannot initiate.

a rule of Court _. It sly confirme

came

reject-

such as the Judge mictates

If the Sudge be milling

le initiati

any

rule

which the Spislature

may require

as indispen=

-sable, the right remedy

is nat te publish rule of

Court"

a rule

which the Court never

made, but to introduce

the regulation, or hatever

if

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