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2. There appears to

be no particular advantage

o

to be gamed by retaining

Ze sechors relating to he

High Court which are

referred to in the second paragraph of Sir Arthur.

Remedy's dispatch and

After

sshatte, no objechor to

is heir

repeal.

3. It appears to

me that the objechon caused

by the Chief Euchce to the gud and 3rd Clauses of

The Bill would be valid

claus

if hese, related only to

pcracies

beracies armmitted ou

the high seas and out of the Colonial Jurisdichoro ;

hopibly

but peracies might occur

A

aits kanban a teadus

un the Colony

withere the

local limits of the exclusion pirisdichon of the Supreme Court and to such cases

Be corresponding lechon

of the Act I Vic: cap: 88.

would now apply only because key have been

adopted by

Be Local

Legislature as part of the Laws of England as they

existed