CAP. 4]
[s. 37 cont.]
Making of rules.
5 of 1896, s. 4.
24 of 1950, Schedule.
Payment of fees by stamps,
Supreme Court.
further rules committees notwithstanding that a previous rules committee is still functioning or has not been dissolved.
(d) A copy of all such rules, certified under the hand of the Chief Justice, shall forthwith after the same are made be transmitted by the Chief Justice to the Governor. Such rules shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Gazette or on such other date as may be mentioned therein, and shall be laid before the Legislative Council at the first meeting after such publication.
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38. The Chief Justice may make rules for regulating the deposit, payment, delivery, and transfer in, into, and out of the Supreme Court of money, securities, and movable property of suitors and the evidence of such deposit, payment, delivery, or transfer, and the investment of and other dealings with money, securities, and movable property in court, and the execution of the orders of the court, and the powers and duties of the Registrar with reference to such money, securities, and property, and, in particular, for doing all or any of the following things-
(a) regulating the placing on and withdrawal from deposit of money in court, and the payment or crediting of interest on money placed on deposit; (b) determining the smallest amount of money on deposit on which interest is to be credited to an account to which money placed on deposit belongs; (c) determining the time at which money placed on deposit is to begin and to cease to bear interest and the mode of computing such interest; and (d) determining the cases in which interest on money placed on deposit and the dividends on any securities standing in the name of the Registrar is or are to be placed on deposit.
39. All fees receivable in the court shall be payable in stamps, subject to the provisions of any Ordinance relating to stamps.
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CAP. 4]
[s. 37 cont.]
Making of rules.
5 of 1896, s. 4.
24 of 1950, Schedule.
Payment of fces by stamps,
Supreme Court.
further rules committees notwithstanding that a previous rules committee is still functioning or has not been dissolved.
(d) A copy of all such rules, certified under the hand of the Chief Justice, shall forthwith after the same are made be transmitted by the Chief Justice to the Governor. Such rules shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Gazette or on such other date as may be mentioned therein, and shall be laid before the Legislative Council at the first meeting after such publication.
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38. The Chief Justice may make rules for regulating the deposit, payment, delivery, and transfer in, into, and out of the Supreme Court of money, securities, and movable property of suitors and the evidence of such deposit, payment, delivery, or transfer, and the investment of and other dealings with money, securities, and movable property in court, and the execution of the orders of the court, and the powers and duties of the Registrar with reference to such money, securities, and property, and, in particular, for doing all or any of the following things-
(a) regulating the placing on and withdrawal from deposit of money in court, and the payment or crediting of interest on money placed on deposit; (b) determining the smallest amount of money on deposit on which interest is to be credited to an account to which money placed on deposit belongs; (c) determining the time at which money placed on deposit is to begin and to cease to bear interest and the mode of computing such interest; and (d) determining the cases in which interest on money placed on deposit and the dividends on any securities standing in the name of the Registrar is or are to be placed on deposit.
39. All fees receivable in the court shall be payable in stamps, subject to the provisions of any Ordinance relating
to stamps.
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