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justice or justices may be compelled to state a casc(2/). § 12. The finding of the Divisional Court is final and conclusive, '
and no appeal lies to the Court of Appeal.
In Scotland practically the only method of appealing against the order of the Court is by a case stated for the opinion of the Court of Justiciary (2;).
13. The provisions of this Act with respect to Extent of
i ^ ^ provisions as
summary remedies (a) shall extend only to the to summary
TT . 1 x^. 1 remedies.
United Kingdom.
By sect. 27 the legislature of any British possession to which the Act extends may make such modifications and additions relating to procedure and remedies as it thinks fit. It is open, therefore, to any British possession either to dispense with summar}^ remedies altogether or to make special provision therefor by a separate Act or ordinance.
��(y) Summary Jurisdiction Act, 1857 (20 & 21 Vict. c. 43).
[z) Summary Jurisdiction (Scotland) Act, 1908 (8 Edw. VII. c. 65),
60.
{a) Sect. 11.
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