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3. All appeals from Sentence of any Judge, &c. to be referred by His Majesty to the Committee, to report thereon.
5. No Matter to be heard unless in Presence of Four Members of the Committee.
6. In case the King directs the Attendance of any Judge, a Member of the Committee, the other Judges of the Court to which he belongs to make Arrangements with regard to the Business of the Court.
7. Evidence may be taken viva voce, or upon written Depositions.
8. Committe may order any particular Witnesses to be examined, and as to any particular Facts, and may remit Causes for rehearing.
9. Witnesses to be examined on Oath, and to be liable to Punishment for Perjury.
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14. Powers, &c. 13 Geo. 3. c. 63. and 1 Will. 4. c. 22. with regard to Examination of Witnesses applied to the Judicial Committee.
17. Committee may refer Matters to Registrar in same Manner as Matters are by Court of Chancery referred to a Master.
19. Attendance of Witnesses, and Production of Papers, etc., may be compelled by Subpoena.
21. Decrees for Courts Abroad to be carried into effect as the King in Council shall direct. Act not to abridge Powers of Privy Council.
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23. Orders made on such Appeals to have effect notwithstanding Death of Parties, &c.
24. His Majesty empowered to make Orders for regulating the Mode, &c. of such Appeals.
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31. Nothing herein shall prevent the King’s acceding to Treaties appointing certain Persons to hear Prize Appeals.
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