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<head>Panopticon Bill V</head> | |||
<note>Vacation Super.</note> | |||
<p>pose such occasional or Subsidiary Court, or if in<lb/>default of such Commission the Court of King's Bench<lb/>should take order for the said purpose and any person<lb/> so appointed should be at hand and within to<lb/>execute such his office that then and in either of such<lb/>cases the person or persons so appointed shall<lb/>stand in the stead of the list of persons hereby<lb/>provisionally appointed as aforesaid</p> | |||
<p>Art. 3. Such Subsidiary Court may provisionally<note>3<lb/>Powers of the Court.</note><lb/>take such order as occasion may require: stating in detail<lb/> in the body of such order as well the reasons as the<lb/>evidence on which the same is grounded, and reserving<lb/> all punishments inflicted as such, and as<lb/>far as conveniently may be all other matters, for<lb/>the decision of the Court of King's Bench.</p> | |||
<p>Art. 4. The Governor, if he should conceive himself<note>4<lb/>Appeal to the King's<lb/>Bench</note><lb/>aggrieved by the order of the said Extraordinary Court<lb/>may appeal to the Court of King's Bench. But this,<lb/>(except what concerns punishments as aforesaid)<lb/>without stay of execution, and only for subsequent redress</p> | |||
<p>Art. 5. The Governor should he conceive himself aggrieved <note>5<lb/>— from the King's Bench<lb/>to the House of Lords</note><lb/> by any judgment of amotion suspension<lb/>censure or any other judgment or order of the Court<lb/>of King's Bench in the exercise of the power there-<lb/>-unto attributed by this Act may appeal to the<lb/>House of Lords: but this also without stay of execution<lb/>except what concerns punishment as aforesaid.<lb/><add>Art. 6.</add></p> | |||
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Panopticon Bill V Vacation Super.
pose such occasional or Subsidiary Court, or if in
default of such Commission the Court of King's Bench
should take order for the said purpose and any person
so appointed should be at hand and within to
execute such his office that then and in either of such
cases the person or persons so appointed shall
stand in the stead of the list of persons hereby
provisionally appointed as aforesaid
Art. 3. Such Subsidiary Court may provisionally3
Powers of the Court.
take such order as occasion may require: stating in detail
in the body of such order as well the reasons as the
evidence on which the same is grounded, and reserving
all punishments inflicted as such, and as
far as conveniently may be all other matters, for
the decision of the Court of King's Bench.
Art. 4. The Governor, if he should conceive himself4
Appeal to the King's
Bench
aggrieved by the order of the said Extraordinary Court
may appeal to the Court of King's Bench. But this,
(except what concerns punishments as aforesaid)
without stay of execution, and only for subsequent redress
Art. 5. The Governor should he conceive himself aggrieved 5
— from the King's Bench
to the House of Lords
by any judgment of amotion suspension
censure or any other judgment or order of the Court
of King's Bench in the exercise of the power there-
-unto attributed by this Act may appeal to the
House of Lords: but this also without stay of execution
except what concerns punishment as aforesaid.
Art. 6.
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