25-MH, −1981
16:07
DIPECTOR OF HIM.
853 877 0803
P.08
i mention here that It appeares from the evidence
that on 22nu uctover 1274 Sir murray nad delegatev nie power
ficial justices of the peace to the Colonial
to appoint
(now Chief Secretary.
Some relevant Tonst tutionai anu
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Cortain Articles of the mong kuny Letters futent
"the Letters Patent"} are relevant to the
ns doressed to the court below and to this court.
swer GI the Governor to appoint Judyes and other public officers is contained an Article XIV:
Governor may constitute
nole their
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I.
sch Judges, Justices C1
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officers as ray be lawfully appointed,
11 of who snall, unless
otherwise provIJEJ
turing Dux
the Peace and cthei
before the Article took that foria as a result ci wend.^ents -Rich nan effort from tn February 1971, the Article nau
ween
follows:
'AIV. The Governor ray constitute anu ¿ppoint all surn Aduses, Commissioners, Just.ces i the Peace, and other necessary officers and Anisters in the Colony, as may lewtully be
utea or appointed oy Us, all of whom, unless otherwise provided by lān: snail Fols
offices ouring our pleasure. it will
coserved that the words sophasiseu were eleted 25 a result of the 1971 amendment anu the -ord "public" was inserted weicre the worú "cificers".)"
The Governor's power to iSMISS and suspend all public officers other than juayes of the Supreme and District Courts is provided for in Article ¿VI:
"XVI.
Subject to the provisions of Article AVIA, the Governor may, subject to such instructions as may from time to time be given to niin by us through one of Our Principal
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