INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE - Section 31(3) And (4) of The Native Court Ordinance - Interpretation of Section 31(3) and 31(4) of the Native Court Ordinance as regards the capacity in which the Chief Justice is to sit with respect to appeals from Native Courts

INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 31(3) And (4) of The Native Court Ordinance – Interpretation of Section 31(3) and 31(4) of the Native Court Ordinance as regards the capacity in which the Chief Justice is to sit with respect to appeals from Native Courts

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INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE – Section 31(3) And (4) of The Native Court Ordinance – Interpretation of Section 31(3) and 31(4) of the Native Court Ordinance as regards the capacity in which the Chief Justice is to sit with respect to appeals from Native Courts

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