CO129-347 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1908 [4-6] — Page 66

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Excellency says -

In the same paragraph (paragraph 7) Your

"There appears to have been no difficulty at

that time in meeting the current work, and Mr. 7. S. Smith gave

it as his opinion that the Summary work would not be dislocated

were due notice given of any Original or Full Court work for

which the Puisne Judge might be required". This is one of those

misleading statements to which I referred at the beginning of

this letter; it of course assumes that I have not done what Mr.

Smith suggests, and that if I were to do it I should relieve the

pressure. I can only say that it astounds me that it could ever

have been made in the sense in which it was intended. It is

what I have been saying ever since the discussion first began;

but it is precisely because this notice has to be given that I

cannot avail myself of the services of the Puiane Judge when

I most want them. The time when I want them, and the time when

he is free to give them, do not coincide except when the matter

is arranged some time beforehand. If I want the Puisne Judge's

assistance I must let him know on the Thursday previous, because

he must fix his cases for the ensuing week on Friday morning.

When he knows he is wanted he arranges his work if possible

according to my plans for that week; but it often happens that

the appointment can only be made for the week after er perhaps

later