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from doubt or difficulty sectionn

20 of Ordinance 8 of 1860

the

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kes

necessary provision and

sittings in Chambers

in Chambers for certain

probate business is

As re

regards Jurisdiction

A 0

clear.

lawful.

Bankruptey

the case

is not-

The prisdiction of the Supremne - Const

Bankruptey

12V

is conferred by section 4 of Ordeiance 5 of 1864.

Under that Ordinance (sec)

with

7) the Chief Justice may the advice of the Legislative Council frame Orders amongst other things. For regulating the

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practise and procedure of the

Covert * * *

and generally for

Carrying into effect the provisions

of

the Ordinance, and for appointing

the sittings of the Court.

I do not think that orders

providing for the transaction of

certain business at Chambers.

be

mistead of in Court could properly reade under the power conferred in these terms unless some poiver to sit at Chrambers first expressly fiven by the Ordinance itself

were

such

21.0

Order

and

a s A

fact

is to be found.

amongst the general orders that

were

originally

mode

under the

Ordinance