No. 31.
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HEREAS, by an Act or Ordinance, No. 5 of the seventh year prearnbI,. |
of the reign of His late Majesty King Williain the Fourth,
a Court of Judicature was established, called the Supreme Court of | ||
the Province of South Australia: And whereas two other Acts or |
~rdinenccs | have since been passed, the one being No. 6 of the year 1844, No. |
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-four, and the
other being No. | |
hundred and forty-nine, to amend the aforesaid Act or Ordinance: | |
And whereas an Act or Ordinance, bcing No. | |
thousand eight hundred and forty-eight, was passed to make the validity of the Generd Rules and Orders of the Supreme Court of South Austrculia then already made, or thereafter to be made, de- pendant upon the ratification of thcm by sonic subsequent Ordi- nance of the Governor and Leaislative Council of South Australia, and a certain other Act or 0rdLanee boiug No. 10 in the year on6 | |
thousand eight hundred and forty-nine, was passed to extend the time for the confirmation of the General Rules and Orders of the supreme Court, and a certain other Act or Ordinance, being No. | 2. |
of the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty, was passed for the |
confirnmtion of the General Rules a d Orders of the Supreme Court | - * |
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of Sonth Australia, and to v e n d the laws relating to such General |
Rules and Orders; and it is deemed expedient t o m e |
amend the provisions of the aforesaid | it | * |
t H r e | ~ n n c g d | as is hereinafter set for&, that is to say-That | the .. | : | . | . |
said Supreme CoDt, so established as af&esaid, s h d continue, and |
shall be holden by or before one or more Judge or Judges appointed, ,,, |
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by the Governor, with the advice
noil, one
ent Judges being Charles Cooper,, Esquire; and that the said
Cooper shall be the first Chief
Justice; and that all the power, jurisdiction,and authority, whichby= A d is 'ven to the said
only one, or by the several Judges acting together if there shall | Court, shall and may be exercised by the sole |