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to adjournments, as are for the time being vested in a Magistrate 

 in the exercise of his jurisdiction under the Petty Debts Recovery 

 Ordinance, 1893. (15 of 1896, s. 20.) 



71. All fees or costs awai'ded ]mable under the Mining Tiegii- Fees on 

 lations in proceedings for the determination of disputes by a proceedinsrs 

 -iT^ 1 1 ^1 /I • • 1 11 1 1,1 1 1- before \\ ardens 

 Warden or by tlie Commissioner shall be recoverable by action, or Commis- 



(15 of 189o, s'. 21.) sioner. 



72. In all cases in which the Mining Regulations pro\ide that Ria-ht of appeal 

 any person who is aggrieved by any decision of the Commissioner or 1" Supreme 



of a Warden may appeal from such decision to the bupreme Uourt, the 

 Court in its limited jurisdiction shall have full jurisdiction to hear 

 and determine all questions of fact and of law between the pai'ties 

 raised in appeal, and the parties to any such proceeding may appeal 

 from any decision of the Court in its limited jurisdiction to the Full 

 Court. \15 of 1896, s. 22.) 



73. The appellant shall, within six Aveeks after the pronouncing Notice of 

 of the decision, serve upon the Commissioner and upon the opptisite app^^l- 

 ])arty notice in writing of the reasons for his appeal, and such notice 



may be served either personally or by registered letter : Provided, 

 however, that in any case where a person who is entitled to appeal 

 from any such decision as aforesaid is unavdidably prevented h\nn 

 appealing within the time hereinbefore specified, it shall be lawful for 

 such person to apply, by motion to the Court, for leave to appeal 

 from such decision, and the Court may either refuse to grant such 

 leave or may grant the same on such terms and conditions as it may 

 think fit. (15 of 1896, s. 23.) 



74. The appellant shall, within one month after the date of the Seev,rity m 

 decision appealed against, enter into a recognizance with at least one '^PPs*!- 

 sufficient surety, in fifty dollars, tf* the satisfaction of the Com- 

 missioner or Warden, conditioned for the due prosecution of the 



appeal and for abiding the result thereof, including the payment nf 

 all Costs (if the appeal and otherwise. 



75. Subject to the pi'ovisions of this Ordinance, the practice and I'rai tice ami 

 ]5roeedure in respect of any such appeal shall be the same as the ''^^'f^"^"*^ ^" 

 ])ractice and procedure for the time being in force in the Court in 



respect of appeals from the decisions of Magistrates. (15 of 1896, s. 24.) 



76. The deci.sion of the .Tudge shall bind the parties but shall KUectof 

 give no right as against the Crown or any Officer of the Govei'iiment, <iecisioii in 

 and shall not be deemed to confer any light to obtain a concession or " 

 licence under this Ordinance. (15 of 1896, s. 25.) 



77. The Court may, at an}' time after proceedings in appeal lun-e Power to 



been commenced, on motion by either party, order that all work shall Supreme Uonrt 



. . . , ^ ^ 1 • 1 ''*^ order to 



cease on a claim, either genei'ally or by any particular person or cease work ou 



j)ersons, pending the decision of the matter. (15 of 1896, s. 26.) claim. 



78. The fees and costs payable on appeals shall be the same as in Fees aud costs 

 cases within the General Civil Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, and '"^ »PPs^ • 

 the remuneration of witnesses shall be the same as in the Supreme 



Court, Civil Jurisdiction. (15 of 1896, s. 27.) 



79. — (1) In any case where an employer or his agent satisfies -"i J.'jjg'e'^'}"" '" 

 Magistrate or Justice of the Peace, by information upon oath, that prosecution for 



iiarljourinu' 

 servant. 



