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ablain redress

lo secure

The

A

cxlvantage, of a criminal information

by the Allorney.

General, and if

the question at issue involved nothing

ویر محمود دیے ہے جو مریم

than achat was

for the Benefit

of the complainant socking reedress,

there could be no storm

no room for discussion. The question however which

I have staised is one awhich does

not relate to the interests of Ferrigners,

It simply affects

or other parties.

the for

propriety of

by the Attorney

Jay

amust

the coursŁ

That

Juursned

Geuvral and I

my previous opinion.

injudicions chevraction

of the

that course

i

of

strengthened by

the observations of Mr. Ball.

4.

He entirely fails to showe that parties feeling aggrieved

have not the nomerly supfused libel have not the

Elve

though perhaps & less convenient and

of proceding by a civil action, and if they have that somedy

argument that filing

necessary.

the

Criminal

information is noxsary to provent total failure of Justice falls to

a

the ground.

5.

Next

as to the

power supposed to be inherent in the Attorney.

Oneral to file such information.

without communication with

with the

Coxxecutive I perceive that Alo

Ball's arguments

enterely

based

English practice and