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No. 27 of 1912.
FULL COURT.
Procedure where three permanent judges are not available.
Procedure in special circumstances where three permanent judges are available.
Provision for pending appeals and motions.
aggrieved to an appeal to a Full Court consisting of three judges if applied for within fourteen days after the delivery of the judgment or order of the said Senior Judge.
5. When three judges in the permanent service of the Colony shall not be available the following provisions shall apply :-
(1) In all interlocutory appeals, appeals from the Court in its summary jurisdiction, appeals from any Magistrate (including a Marine Magistrate), in all cases where the Full Court sits to hear and determine points reserved for its consideration, and in all cases where the Full Court does not sit in appellate jurisdiction the Full Court shall consist of two judges only.
(2) In all other cases the Full Court shall consist of three judges one of whom shall be the judge of His Britannic Majesty's Supreme Court for China (if the Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has consented to such appointment) or a barrister of not less than 7 years' standing temporarily appointed by the Governor from time to time for the purposes of this sub-section :
Provided that the provisions of this section, notwithstanding that three judges in the permanent service of the Colony shall be available, shall also apply whenever and for such periods as the Governor by notification in the Gazette may so direct.
5a. All appeals and all motions for a new trial or to set aside a verdict, finding or judgment, which have been brought or made before the date of the coming into operation of this Ordinance and which have not been heard and determined before that date, may be continued before and heard and determined by the Full Court as constituted by this Ordinance in all respects as if such appeals and motions had been brought or made since the date of the coming into operation of this Ordinance.
[ss. 6, 7, and the schedule, rep. No. 43 of 1912.]
No. 28 of 1912, incorporated in No. 5 of 1865.
Short title.
No. 29 of 1912.
For the further relief of Innkeepers.
[4th October, 1912.]
1. The Innkeepers Ordinance, 1912.
As amended by No. 39 of 1912.
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No. 27 of 1912.
FULL COURT.
Procedure
where three permanent judges are not avail- able.
Procedure in special cir- cumstances 'where three permanent judges are available.
*
Provision for pending appeals and motions.
*
aggrieved to an appeal to a Full Court consisting of three judges if applied for within fourteen days after the delivery of the judg ment or order of the said Senior Judge.
5. When three judges in the permanent service of the Colony shall not be available the following provisions shall apply :-
(1) In all interlocutory appeals, appeals from the Court in its summary jurisdiction, appeals from any Magistrate (including a Marine Magistrate), in all cases where the Full Court sits to hear and determine points reserved for its consideration, and in all cases where the Full Court does not sit in appellate jurisdiction the Full Court shall consist of two judges only.
(2) In all other cases the Full Court shall consist of three judges one of whom shall be the judge of His Britannic Majesty's Supreme Court for China (if the Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has consented to such appointment) or a barrister of not less than 7 years' standing temporarily appointed by the Governor from time to time for the purposes of this sub-section :
Provided that the provisions of this section, notwithstanding that three judges in the permanent service of the Colony shall be available, shall also apply whenever and for such periods as the Governor by notification in the Gazette may so direct.
5a. All appeals and all motions for a new trial or to set aside a verdict, finding or judgment, which have been brought or made before the date of the coming into operation of this Ordinance and which have not been heard and determined before that date, may be continued before and heard and determined by the Full Court as constituted by this Ordinance in all respects as if such appeals and motions had been brought or made since the date of the coming into operation of this Ordinance.
[ss. 6, 7, and the schedule, rep. No. 43 of 1912.]
No. 28 of 1912, incorporated in No. 5 of 1865.
Short title..
No. 29 of 1912.
For the further relief of Innkeepers.
[4th October, 1912.]
1. The Innkeepers Ordinance, 1912.
* As amended by No. 39 of 1912.
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