CO129-355 - Governor Sir Lugard - 1909 [1-3] — Page 68

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Extract from the letter of the Chief Justice to the Governor

of 3rd. November, 1908.

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heilabdadan drogant da na tuos [0m erit meiltte aneem "jzro0"

toatait malf al hetestng of matteater" 197 88 dzroll wall we to

girlbronna mnono: *o $rno0 mpangin wet to enbut elata e mo

bus and mile Nabuur dołów wno at nolrasig nå kød. ad ort Ba

ela od antstre:qa viragorų dznob "menque eld to soltos~T

toseid matt ni heTRATO eď vem dedd ** :00 wall wha od no doo

vek dosta * ***we? {ut a schifoni brs enhut efnia a of no

at rebra tourstar-bolt eda yaban elkapja no naladte martw sauron

.foer ftonwoo

"It has hitherto been the practice for a

second application to be made in Court, after the security has

been put up, to obtain a final order for leave to appeal: the

original order being called a "provisional order granting leave:

This is unnecessary, and I think the new order should provide

definitely that the solicitor may bring the report of the

Registrar that the security has been put up into Chambers for

the final order of the Judge. This should be done on notice to

the other side; but the attendance of the solicitor of the other

side in Chambers should not be certified for unless there is

a reasonable ground for it".

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