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REGULATION II.
[A.D. 1801.
Tobe an open court,
o?'(fer 2o 3eva2:'c2,MM2M^
joaMe;? 3y 2woyM(2gM a2
2ea^2.
tween the judges pre-
sent.
bowery ve^2e^2 w 2^e
.^MM'oryM^ye jore^e?t2 m
jwJye.
causing them to be
taken by the register.
the rules prescribed in
the Regulations.
Decrees tobe signed
by the judges present,
and all process by the
register.
required to be performed by that court under Regulation VI. 1798, and
under all other Regulations which have been passed and published in the
mode prescribed by Regulation XLI. 1793, subject to all the modifications
and provisions contained in such Regulations, and to the following further
provisions.
VI. The Court of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut is to be an open court,
and to be holden as directed in Section III. Regulation VI. 1793, 223
30072 03 22 272772776722672/ /7/22C6 3A22// A22276 %6673 y?7"0212&^ ^277* ?Ao /7227y72736. W'O
y222/g63 3A22// & 736663322?;?/ 7*0 A 27/2/ 0 627227'/; 0722/ 720 t/007'00 07' ^72o/ 07Y/07'
o/* /A6 00227'/ 3/20// & 710/22/ 2272/033 j003302/ /?/ /200 y222/q03 /33*636?2/. In the
event of any difference of opinion arising when the three judges shall be
present in court, the voices of the majority shall determine the question;
but if a difference of opinion should arise when two judges only shall be
present in court, the question then before the court shall be postponed
for adjudication until the third judge shall attend. The judge who may
be absent when any such case shall occur shall be duly advised of the
same by the register to the court; and the cA/q/* judge'shall instruct the
register to summon a special sitting of the court for the adjudication of
the question ; or the chief judge shall order the said question to be brought
forward for adjudication at the next ensuing ordinary sitting of the court,
when all the said judges shall be present. The ordinary sittings of the
court shall be holden on three fixed days in each week : and special sit-
tings, when necessary, shall be summoned by the register, on his receiving
orders for that purpose ^7*0772 /A6 cAAj/* JA22A/6, 27?- (2/227'2722/ /Ac 22A672CC 222'
2772/? 3/7 273?/? 2772 o/* /Ao eAZc/* g'222/go) /7'0772 /Ac 3072207' 2?/ /Ad /77*63 22/6726?/ .'
ToAo 23 A.07'V?/ 2/oc/237'02/ /O & 7203/02/ 202/A /Ao 3227720 /702007'3 223 227'6 663/62/
272 /Ao cA/o/' JMf/qo, 22;Ao7307707' /Ao cA/qf ^222/^6 772227/ /222/ /Ao /77'0322/o722y, 277'
j/7'0772 2722/23/7032/2073 02' o/Ao7' 0222330 772227/ V' 227222^0 /O 22//0722/ /Ao 00237'/, 22722/
22/30 22,'A0720007' /Ao cA/q/* /Of/qO 3A22// 2/6327*6 /Ao 3072207* /222//0 /22'6367?/ /o
27^0222/0 yb?' A?'???. It shall further be competent to /Ao cA/qA y'222/2/6 07* /o
any judge of the court to whom this duty may be delegated by the court
at large, to receive petitions of appeal, or any other petitions receivable
by the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, and to proceed thereupon as the
Regulations authorize and direct, so that all such petitions be received in
open court; and that no decision or final order be passed thereupon 0/A07*-
227230 /A2222 273 /Ao /77'6367366 2/f /22'27 ^*222/^63, 73277' 2272?/ 7)7Y/o7' which may be repug-
nant to a previous decree or order of the court. Any one or more .of the
judges of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut may also take the depositions of
witnesses in open court, instead of causing the same to be taken by the
register, as authorized by Regulation VI. 1793, in cases where this mode
of examination may be judged advisable; and, generally, the judges of
the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut are authorized to regulate the mode and
order of their own proceedings, as well as the execution of their process,
subject to the rules prescribed by the Regulations. A667y 2/667-66 shall
be signed by the judges present at the passing of such decree ; and all
process issued from the court shall be signed by the register under such
instructions as may be prescribed by the court for his guidance, in confor-
mity to Section V. Regulation XIII. 1793, which empowers the judges
of the several courts of justice, civil and criminal, to assign to all minis-
terial officers attached to these courts the duties to be performed by them
respectively. J
REGULATION II.
[A.D. 1801.
Tobe an open court,
o?'(fer 2o 3eva2:'c2,MM2M^
joaMe;? 3y 2woyM(2gM a2
2ea^2.
tween the judges pre-
sent.
bowery ve^2e^2 w 2^e
.^MM'oryM^ye jore^e?t2 m
jwJye.
causing them to be
taken by the register.
the rules prescribed in
the Regulations.
Decrees tobe signed
by the judges present,
and all process by the
register.
required to be performed by that court under Regulation VI. 1798, and
under all other Regulations which have been passed and published in the
mode prescribed by Regulation XLI. 1793, subject to all the modifications
and provisions contained in such Regulations, and to the following further
provisions.
VI. The Court of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut is to be an open court,
and to be holden as directed in Section III. Regulation VI. 1793, 223
30072 03 22 272772776722672/ /7/22C6 3A22// A22276 %6673 y?7"0212&^ ^277* ?Ao /7227y72736. W'O
y222/g63 3A22// & 736663322?;?/ 7*0 A 27/2/ 0 627227'/; 0722/ 720 t/007'00 07' ^72o/ 07Y/07'
o/* /A6 00227'/ 3/20// & 710/22/ 2272/033 j003302/ /?/ /200 y222/q03 /33*636?2/. In the
event of any difference of opinion arising when the three judges shall be
present in court, the voices of the majority shall determine the question;
but if a difference of opinion should arise when two judges only shall be
present in court, the question then before the court shall be postponed
for adjudication until the third judge shall attend. The judge who may
be absent when any such case shall occur shall be duly advised of the
same by the register to the court; and the cA/q/* judge'shall instruct the
register to summon a special sitting of the court for the adjudication of
the question ; or the chief judge shall order the said question to be brought
forward for adjudication at the next ensuing ordinary sitting of the court,
when all the said judges shall be present. The ordinary sittings of the
court shall be holden on three fixed days in each week : and special sit-
tings, when necessary, shall be summoned by the register, on his receiving
orders for that purpose ^7*0772 /A6 cAAj/* JA22A/6, 27?- (2/227'2722/ /Ac 22A672CC 222'
2772/? 3/7 273?/? 2772 o/* /Ao eAZc/* g'222/go) /7'0772 /Ac 3072207' 2?/ /Ad /77*63 22/6726?/ .'
ToAo 23 A.07'V?/ 2/oc/237'02/ /O & 7203/02/ 202/A /Ao 3227720 /702007'3 223 227'6 663/62/
272 /Ao cA/o/' JMf/qo, 22;Ao7307707' /Ao cA/qf ^222/^6 772227/ /222/ /Ao /77'0322/o722y, 277'
j/7'0772 2722/23/7032/2073 02' o/Ao7' 0222330 772227/ V' 227222^0 /O 22//0722/ /Ao 00237'/, 22722/
22/30 22,'A0720007' /Ao cA/q/* /Of/qO 3A22// 2/6327*6 /Ao 3072207* /222//0 /22'6367?/ /o
27^0222/0 yb?' A?'???. It shall further be competent to /Ao cA/qA y'222/2/6 07* /o
any judge of the court to whom this duty may be delegated by the court
at large, to receive petitions of appeal, or any other petitions receivable
by the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, and to proceed thereupon as the
Regulations authorize and direct, so that all such petitions be received in
open court; and that no decision or final order be passed thereupon 0/A07*-
227230 /A2222 273 /Ao /77'6367366 2/f /22'27 ^*222/^63, 73277' 2272?/ 7)7Y/o7' which may be repug-
nant to a previous decree or order of the court. Any one or more .of the
judges of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut may also take the depositions of
witnesses in open court, instead of causing the same to be taken by the
register, as authorized by Regulation VI. 1793, in cases where this mode
of examination may be judged advisable; and, generally, the judges of
the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut are authorized to regulate the mode and
order of their own proceedings, as well as the execution of their process,
subject to the rules prescribed by the Regulations. A667y 2/667-66 shall
be signed by the judges present at the passing of such decree ; and all
process issued from the court shall be signed by the register under such
instructions as may be prescribed by the court for his guidance, in confor-
mity to Section V. Regulation XIII. 1793, which empowers the judges
of the several courts of justice, civil and criminal, to assign to all minis-
terial officers attached to these courts the duties to be performed by them
respectively. J