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can have led to paragraph 6 of Your Excellency's despatch,
Nubar feiattto us oels vihil es
03 betal puñað 90:10
but I will deal with it under the reference to the Probate
ZAW protzey don esoh ek „Sonentbro exnak share banuqoNG ANJ
Ja? Jost exts and jeturad
To kaxeln. 7 as gel.ch casris
Buoh exer.AM BABIla mà mir nevo Iončnos or ovan mosbuk orig
si noirieof 38/* JAA
business referred to in paragraph 7. Your Excellency says
"the Court can make an order for probate, but the Chief
Justice cannot order any particular officer of the
Registry to take the necessary steps on that Order".
Undoubtedly the Chief Justice could do so. If, for example,
vala vd beneɔ la ni dophen 7) due jaraat ai nolineup and ai
Ilbay, brium I .erotusg of astrob scle no aol od tær oat
as sviran3/22 88 15urel abre osam os exoians vs
aka utevo" eile 28/3 buvot I 11 JANS ARİYAR yď jalutasOG
weterk ehtevo znae ood sensatmak siz xo galaoqmi naw
sir Taryaw mbi mont malurgy ors mi batizant, ad afrosla
Tapo ai misu, yd Keiw borstraZMİ D'ISW "Andainom aa geltub
*I Jan KNATO e:d to solcon ozle of He
ane on ed bbrow. 170 J 、atile oh zom bluda volraum božím one
BARC
c* hopreeni i Post to TeJZAMI A GÅ .oɛ ob blwoo odv
he found that probates or letters of administration were
being issued on a disorderly or careless manner by the
Registrar, he would order one of the Deputy Registrars to
do the work. The first part of the probate work consists
in perusing documents and preparing a short minute for
the information of the Chief Justice on which he issues
the necessary directions.
I have over and over again had
to request Mr. Seth to be more careful in preparing his
minutes, and only recently, finding him so careless, I
directed that all minutes should be signed by two of the
Registrars.
15.
Your Excellency says further "the Court can
make an order for costs to be taxed between party and
party, but it cannot order that a particular officer shall
tax the costs". Undoubtedly such an order could be made if
the Judge found the taxations inefficiently performed.
Only
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can have led to paragraph 6 of Your Excellency's despatch,
Nubar feiattto us oels vihil es
03
betal puñað 90:10
but I will deal with it under the reference to the Probate
ZAW
protzey don esoh ek „Sonentbro exnak share banuqoNG ANJ
Ja? Jost exts and jeturad
To kaxeln. 7 as gel.ch casris
Buoh exer.AM BABIla mà mir nevo Iončnos or ovan mosbuk orig
si noirieof 38/* JAA
business referred to in paragraph 7. Your Excellency says
"the Court can make an order for probate, but the Chief
Justice cannot order any particular officer of the
nä moivinoq atri toe?^a vor
Registry to take the necessary steps on that Order".
Undoubtedly the Chief Justice could do so. If, for example,
vala vd beneɔ la ni dophen 7) due jaraat ai nolineup and ai
Ilbay, brium I .erotusg of astrob scle no aol od tær oat
as sviran3/22 88 15urel abre osam os exoians vs
aka utevo" eile 28/3 buvot I 11 JANS ARİYAR yď jalutasOG
I
·
weterk ehtevo znae ood sensatmak siz xo galaoqmi naw
sir Taryaw mbi mont malurgy ors mi batizant, ad afrosla
Tapo ai misu, yd Keiw borstraZMİ D'ISW "Andainom aa geltub
*I Jan KNATO e:d to solcon ozle of He
ane on ed bbrow. 170 J 、atile oh zom bluda volraum božím one
BARC
c* hopreeni i Post to TeJZAMI A GÅ .oɛ ob blwoo odv
he found that probates or letters of administration were
being issued on a disorderly or careless manner by the
Registrar, he would order one of the Deputy Registrars to
do the work. The first part of the probate work consista
in perusing documents and preparing a short minute for
the information of the Chief Justice on which he issues
irections.
the necessary directions.
have over and over again had
to request Hr. Seth to be more careful in preparing his
minutes, and only recently, finding him so careless, I
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habenooty Moen
Zayash a golte([noxi o to " fastnaraq to Jung setit
Jervon Iljsthans, Jesia to tabidas orið oë bienen dukur
Isotiloot no bsfatn toed asli yon: (Leox? No..
noira noul raily or as 18mla CEY 2012 I
directed that all minutes should be signed by two of the
Registrars.
15.
Your Excellency says further "the Court can
make an order for costs to be taxed between party and
party, but it cannot order that a particular officer shall
tax the costs". Undoubtedly such an order could be rade if
the Judre found the taxations inefficiently performed.
Only
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