Minute by Hon. G. M. Villency, the Acting Attorney General
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(Copy) The following minute for the Magistrates to be first of all referred to the Attorney General for any observations he may have to make,
"If I were satisfied in extradition cases that the Magistrates adjudicated with the feeling that practically the final decision rests with them, I should not consider it necessary under ordinary circumstances to advise further investigation of the evidence. But from a recent occurrence it looks very much as if the Governor in Council were regarded in the light of a Court of Review, and that the responsibility rests with the Governor in Council. This is not so and the Governor should not interfere
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Minute by Ohio & villency the acting transion
329
(Copy) The following deminte for the Magistrates to be first of all referred to the a
for any
General
attorney observations he may
have to make,
"
If Irvere satisfied in
Recdition
cases that the
Magistrates adjudicated with the feeling that practically the frial decision rests with them, Bhould not consider it necessary
under ordinary
circumstances to a
anoV
further investigation of the evidence. But from
on recent
accurrence it looks
very
much as if the Governor in
Council were re
rded in
regarded the light of a Court of Reviews, and that the responsibility
rests with the Governor in
Commere. This
is not so
aud
the Governor should not interfere
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