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quit point of quicranec.
2nd We are at a loss to discover the injurious effects to either party in this Colony resulting from the moderate strictness of the
appointed days for the 1st three Sittings prescribed by Rules of Court 14 March 1849. On the contrary in a Colony like this a strict observance of term, unaccompanied by a very liberal exercise of the power to appoint
other days, would be positively a matter of inconvenience. Parties to suits
and their witnesses are
continually
prom
the Colony,
to and fro from Port to Port,
removing to and
fro. Cases would frequently recur where
it would be well nigh impossible on
any of the appointed days to bring all the parties together, and extensive Commissions to take evidence would be therefore necessary;
whereas under the
present system it has been practically
in the power of the parties to fix the time most convenient to themselves. Instead of procrastination being its result increased facilities have been afforded for the avoidance of delay.
On the part of
either there has been generally
mutually preconcerted arrangement.
It certainly is not the case in England that Judges' chambers are (as the Attorney General thinks) they
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qiut point of quicranec.
2nd We are at a cous to discover the injurious effects to citter party Ian Alion of Suit resulting from. the mothervance strieth of the
pointen days for the I thri Pins ittings prescribed by Requía Senentis 14 March 1849- In the Contrary in a Solony like this a strict Foruvance of tem, unter recompanied to a very beral exercise of the power to appoint
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:ther days, would be positively a matter inconvenience. Pinties to suits
and their witnesses are
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ú
time
continually
prom
the Colony,
to and fis from Put to Port,
semoving to and
d. cases would frequently recur there
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it would be well nigh impossible on
am of the Cerpointed days to brine all the parties together, and extensive Commissions to take cridence would be therefore necessary;
whereas under the
precent cuptem it has been practicali
system in the power of the parties to fix the time mat convenient to themselves Instead of procrastination beins its result inercared facilities have been afforded for the avoidance of delay.
the part of instead of suxprice on
either there has been gencraćly
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uuntually preconcerted arrangemant.
It certainly is not the case in Angland that Judges chambers are as the Attorney General thinks) they
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