The Order in Council of the 12th of April, 1851, restricts the right of appeal to the Queen in Council, to matters where the property, or civil rights, amount to and300.
Application for special leave to appeal from an Order of the Supreme Court of Jamaica, refusing to quash a fiat, or certificate of insolvency, made under the Jamaica Act, 1lth Vict, c. 25, refused, as the question at issue, namely, the validity of the fiat of insolvency, was not an appealable grievance within the Order in Council.
Citations:
[1864] EngR 578, (1864) 2 Moo PC NS 241, (1864) 15 ER 892
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Commonwealth
Litigation Practice, Commonwealth
Updated: 07 August 2022; Ref: scu.282292