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| DEFENDANTS to ſuffer Judgment by Default of Appearance, or reſufing to make Defence | 13 |
| E. | |
| ECCLESIASTICAL Juriſdiction may be exerciſed by the Supreme Court | 26 |
| EFFECTS may be ſeized by Writ of Execution | 13 |
| Seized to be in the Court's Diſpoſal | 14 |
| F. | |
| FEES to be ſettled by the Court, and approved by the Governor-General and Council | 9 |
| Copy thereof to be ſent to Europe | — |
| Table of them to be hung up in the Court | — |
| FINES levied by the Supreme Court reſerved to the Crown | 32 |
| Satisfaction to be made to Proſecutors out of them | — |
| G. | |
| GOVERNOR-General and Council to be free from Arreſts, except for Treaſon or Felony | 35 |
| Their Goods and Eſtates may be ſeized and ſequeſtered | — |
| GUARDIANS to Minors and inſane Perſons to be appointed by the Court | 29 |
| H. | |
| HYDE, Eſq; John, to be One of the Firſt Puiſne Juſtices | 6 |
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| IMPEY, Eſq; Elijah, to be the Firſt Chief Juſtice | 6 |
| INDIAN Inhabitants, Cauſes between them, say be tried by the Supreme Court, for all exceeding 500 Rupees | 11 |
| Natives, Diſputes, between them and Britiſh Subjects, may be determined by the Court | 23 |
| JUSTICES, a Chief and Three Puiſne, to be appointed by the King | 3 |
| Their Qualification | — |
| To act during Pleaſure | — |
| To be Juſtices of the Peace | 4 |
| To have like Authority as the Court of King's Bench in England | — |
| The Four, or the Majority, to concur | — |
| The Chief to have a caſting Voice | — |
| Their Salaries and Rank | 5 |
| The Firſt named | 6 |
| Chief and Puiſne, to be ſworn | 36 |
| All future, to take the Oaths preſcribed before they can act | — |
| K. | |
| KING, Power reſerved to him, to refuſe an Appeal | 34 |
| KING's Officers and Subjects to be obedient to the Supreme Court | — |
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