( రిసె 8 ) In the event, however, of the parties or their Vakeels considering a supplementary petition necessary to elucidate their casc, the petition shall be referred to the Judge who may have disposed of the case in the first instance who, after perusal thereof, will pass such orders, as on consideration of the contents of such supplementary pleading or representation, may in his Judgment be required, for the ends of Justice After a Civil case has been decided, should a difference of opinion regarding the amount, or adjudication of costs, mesne profits, or other matters of a similar nature arise between the Judges who pussed the decision, the point at issue only shall be referred to a third Judge, who shall not however be at liberty to impugn the Judgment recorded on the case, but shall confine himself strictly to the point 11th Nov 1836 4th Sept 18, 3 > refurred to him Specul Appeals 8th J in It" on Exhibits filed along with petitions for the admission of Special Appeals, are not ( øns No 5,7 subject to the payment of a fee on being filed On the Special Appeal being admitted, the exhibit fees due under the general regulations are to be paid within six weeks on all papers (whether copies or ori 7th M ly 1841 ginal) not on the record of the case appealed In the event of failure of payment, the case will be dealt with as any other lbud case of default As by Clause 1, Section 28, Regulation V 1831, the decisions of Zillah Judges in appe uls from the decisions of Sudder Ameens are finil and as by Section 7, Regulation VII 1832, the orders of the Judges in the execution of such del issons are also final, interlocutory orders passed by the Zillah Judges on the hearing of such appeals are not appe ilable to the Sudder Dew luny 1 3th Dec. 18.3.3 Adawlut Appeals to Quien in Council At a Court at Buckingham Palace 18th April, 1838 Prusent * - The Queen s Most Excellent Majesty Lord Chancellor Earl of Munto I ord President Lord John Russell Lord Steward Vint.wunt Palmerston Lord Chamberlain Wiscount Melbourne Lord Glenelg Whereas by an Act passed in the Fourth year of the Reign of His late Majesty lung Willi un the Fourth, intituled “An Act for the better administration of Justice in His Majesty's Privy Council it is amongst other things enacted That “it shall be lawful for His Majesty in Council from time to time to make any such Itules and Orders as in ly be thought fit, for the regulating the Mode Form and Time of appeal to be made from the decisions of the Courts of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, or any other Courts of J udicature, in Indi i or elsewhere, to the E, 1stward of the Cape of Good Ilope (from the decisions of which an appe ml lıes to Ilıs Majesty ııı Councıl) and ın lıke m arıner from tıme to tıme to make such other regulations for the preventing del lys in the muking or hearing of such appeals, and as to the expences attending the said appeals, and as to the amount or value of the Property in respect of which any such appeal may be made '—And Whereas IIIs said late Majesty did, by his Order in Council, on the 16th day of January 1836, approve certain Rules and Orders for regulating the Mode, Torm, and 'lume of appeal from the Decisions of the said Courts of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, and also certain Regulations for the preventing deloys in the making or hearing of such appeals, and as to the expences attending such appeals, and the said Rules, and Orders, and Regulations, were set forth in certain Schedules A and B, to and by the said Ordur in Council of the 16th of January annexed and approved, And Whereas His late Majesty did, by his further Order in Council made on the 10th day of August, 1836, alter and amend the said Schedule B, by cancelling the Rule No 5 of the said Schedule B so approved as aforesaid, and ordering that, in lieu of the said 5th Rule thereof a certain other Rule in such last mentioned order, set forth should be substituted And Whereas the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council hath deemed it lগ বণমেণ্ট গেজেট ১৮৪১ । ৯ আগষ্ট ]
