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correspond more exactly and that the in language adopted in the first draft namely
An Ordinance "to simplify and assimilate the Procedure and Practice
of the Supreme Court in its Common Law
and Equity Jurisdictions" is the most
suitable.
Interpretation Clause.
This Section would be improved by adopting the Form as nearly as may be If Section 2 of No 1 of 1867.
Section 3.
The saving of the "Jurisdiction" instead of being confined to Prerogative writs might be better expressed by substituting the words "in any respect whatever" for "in respect
of the grant of Prerogative Writs."
Section 4.
This is a Section of great practical
importance - I would suggest the following
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An Ordinance ye yo "to simplify and ū
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Interpretation Clause.
This Section would be improved by
adopting the Foun as nearly as may be If Section 2 of No 1 of 1867.
Section 3.
The saving of the "Surisdiction" instead of being confined to Prerogative writs might be better expressed by substituting the words "in any respect whatever" for " in respect
of the grant of Prerogative Writs." Section 4.
This is a Section of great practical
importance - I would suggest the following
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