CO129-059 - Sir Bowring - 1856 [11-12] — Page 295

"Dench, Mandamus was

"the

a

lie

only remedy and that

certiorari would not

On the question

whether

"be

a Certiorari might

practicable, where,

"Summons.

a

having been

"granted had been subsequently

dismissed, expressed myself

"with reserve, not having the

"Jurisdiction fully before

I have

now to state

"that 1° in none of the present

"Cases is certiorari an available

remedy, and (the summonses

having been dismissed upon

a merely preliminary objection

taken by the Magistrates themselves) that mandamus

is, in the latter class of cases

as in the former,

the mode of vindicating the "Law and (2) that if ever

Certiorari shall have

to be brought at the suit

of the Crown

arising out

of the Summary Jurisdiction

of Justices Ordinance after "Judgments, it must be

under the prerogative of the Crown alone.

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