CO129-369 - Acting Governor May Governor Sir Lugard - 1910 [10-11] — Page 271

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The Court of Appeal sat in Singapore from

the 21st. of June to the 1st. July, and from the 6th. December to the 17th. December the total number of appeals dealt with

being 42 and a Full Court of three Judges of which the Chief Justice was one, sat for two days. The Judges were absent from the Settlement for the Court of Appeal at Penang from the 22nd.

February to the 3rd. March and from the 14th. August to 9th.

September.

The Chief Justice sat in the Civil Court

145 and 48 days in Assizes and Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith sat

200 days in the Civil Court and 9 days in Assizes.

The following table gives the particulars of the Civil Work during the last year:-

1907.

1908... 1909.

Suite

990

1147

741

Originating Surons

48

79

66

Interpleaders

38

27

11

Probate and Administrations

292

274

148

Bankruptcy

89

99

76

Crown Suite

8

16

4

Admiralty Suits

5

18

5

Appeals from Magistrates

52

60

70

Civil Appeals

31

35

15

42

Distress Warrants

268

75

11

Summons in Chambers

1598%

1129

782

Miscellaneous Applications

99

52

28

52

$28,832.

The Court fees collected amounted to

The number of persons tried at the Assizes

were 103 of whom 81 were convicbad. Right persons were tried for

murder of whom one was convicted, six were acquitted and the

other found insane and ordered to be kept in custody pending

the order of His Excellency the Governor.