CO129-347 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1908 [4-6] — Page 80

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am satisfied that it is the best and only way of dealing with

it: that it is practically always up to date; that it gives

satisfaction to suitors and solicitors; and, with all the

experience which I have of Court work, I am of opinion that no

better or more effective way of dealing with it could be devised.

It is true that he has sometimes a good deal of time on his

hands owing to postponements and other causes inevitable to the

administration of justice in a small Causes Court; but I do not

think it would be wise for him to make provision for taking

more cases every day than he does now, for it might often lead

to postponements and consequent dissatisfaction of suitors. The

other reason why his work leaves him more leisure than he him...

-self cares for, is the extraordinary rapidity with which he

gets to the bottom of a case this is not to be expected from a

man with less experience than Mr. Wise. As I have already

indicated it is impossible to make use of this time in any

systematic manner, but Mr. Wise when he is disengaged is

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always ready with his assistance in the Court when it is in-

-dispensable that I should ask for it, and is always ready if

possible to help when he has due notice of the help I want when

I can give it to him in time before he fixes his cases on Friday

morning.

18.

I must apologise for the abnormal length of

this

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