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ANNO VICESIMO QUARTO

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No* 5.

An Act to amend the LGEUS regulating the Court of Appeals of the Provi~zce of South Australia, and to extend the powers tt'zereof.

[Assented to, 30th August, 1861.1

IIEREAS i t is expedient to amend the Laws reguiating the Plr.an~ble.

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Court of Appeals of the Province of South Australia, and to extend the powers thereof-Be it therefore Enacted by the Governor- in-Chief of the Province of South Australia, with the advice and consent of the Legislative Council and X-Iousc of Assembly of the said Province, in this present Parliament assembled, as follows :

1. The Governor and Executive Council, fox the time being, of Declarinp that the Governor and Execu-

the said Province (with the exception of the Attorney or Advocate- tive Council l p x c e ~ t

Gencrnl and crown Solicitor) hcvuve, ever since the &mencement

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and taking effect of the Act of the G overnor and Legislative Council solicitor) me. and

of the mild Province, Eo. 31 of 1865-6, intituled

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Act to con-

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solidate the several Ordinances relating to the establishment of 1865-6, tho Court of Appertl~ for the Pro-

the Supreme Court of the Province Gf 'fouth Australia," con- yil,,.

stituted, and still do constitute a Coart of Appeals for the Province of South Australia; and all the powers and authorities conferred upon agd vested in the said Court by the said Act, or any other Act, or in the Court of Appeal by the Act of the Governor and Legislative Council of the said Province, No. 24 of 1855-6, intituled, *' An Act for the further amendment of the process, practice, and mode of pleading of the Supreme Court," have, since the date at which the' same Acts respectively commenced and took effect, been vested in, and still are vested in the Governor and Executive Couneil for the time being, with the exception aforesaid, as such Court of Appeals.

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8. No Officer, Sheriff, or other person shall be liable to any action, suit, or o t h r proceeding, by reason of his obeying any writ, rule, or

order of the Court of Appeals, issued or made as aforesaid.

9. Whenever the necessary proceedings for lodging an appeal and perfecting bail, as required by the said Act No. 24 of 1855-6, or otherwise, have been, or shall be taken in respect of any appeal here- tofore or hereafter to be commenced against any judgment, rde, or mder of the Supreme Court, all proceedings on such judgment, rule, or order shall be stayed, any rule or order of the Supreme Court to the contrary notwithstanding ; and the Supreme Court, or a Judge thereof shall take the recognizance of any person offering to put in bail on appeal, and the validity thereof, or of any notice of appeal shall not h inquired into, or determined, except by the Court of Appeals: Provided that this provision shall not apply to cases in which any notice of appeal, or the bail, shall not be given within the time limited by law.

10. The rules for regulating appeals from the Supreme Court, published in the Bouth Australian Government Gazette, shall be in force, and regulate proceedings in the Court of Appeals until the same shall be varicd by the said Court by any further or other rules published in the Scluth Australian Government Gazette: And the Court of Appeals may make and publish all such rules as they may think fit for regulating the proceedings of the Caurt, and the manner in which the judgments of the Court may be carried into eE&.

Ofticem, &a, obayint ordon of Court of Appeals indgmnified,

Notice of Appeal and bail to be a atay of proceedin S, and court of

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inquire into validity o f notice or bail.

Rulea published in South Australim Govevfitwnt f f a ~ t e , shall be in force until varicd by othor r u b .

And the Court may make rule#.

I n the name and on behalf of the Queen I hereby assent to this Act.

RICHARD GRAVES MACDONNELL, Governor.

Government House, Adelaide, 30th August, 1861,

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Adelaide : Printed bp authority, by W. C. Cox, Gorernment Printer, Viotoriwquam

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administrator, or assignee of such practitioner, to be taxed and settled by the Master of the Supreme Court, without any money being brought into Court; and the Court or Judge making

A person shall not be appointed as or continue to be a member, if by hunself or his partner or otherwise he has any interest, direct or indirect, in any contract made with the trust: