Section 21. (1) When in the trial of any civil appeal an Reference to Appellate Court subordinate to the. Cour

CHAPTER 111. THE COURT OF THE JUDICIAL COMMISSIONER AND THE C O U ~ ~ T S SUBORDINATE THERETO. Grades, Location and Cotttrol of Civil Courts. 5. Grades of ~ivil'courts. 6. Confirmation of existing Civil Courts. 7. Nnmber and local jurisdiction of Civil Courts. 8, Place of sitting and seal of Civil Courts. 9. Superintendence and control over Civil' Courts. I Ordiwary Civil Jurisdiction. ==> picture [237 x 15] intentionally omitted <== Special Civil Jurisdiction. 11. Enhaucement of, original jurisdiction of certain Civil Courts. 12. Power to invest cert,ain Courts with Small Cause Court jurisdiction. 13. Exercise by one Civil Court of jurisdiction within local jurisdiction of another such Court. 14, Power to confer powers of Court of Deputy Commissioner on certain district-officers. Cfvil Eowet* Burmcl Courts. `129` (Chapter `111.` - The Coz~rt of tlze Judicial Commiasionep and the Cowls suborclilzate thereto.-Sec:ions 21-22.) tion in the Burma Gazette, -confep upon ally Assistaiit Assistant Commissioner power to hear appeals from original ~ ~ ~ 2 ; : decrees and orders of any IVly0-6k, Extra Assistant Commission. Com.missioner or Assis$ant Commissioner, and upon era. any Extra Assistant Commissioner power to hear appeals from original decrees and orders of-any Myo-6k or Extra Assistant Commissioner, and may withdraw 21. (1) When in the trial of any civil appeal an Reference to Appellate Court subordinate to the. Court of the Judi- Fdi"i"l Comm~ssioncia1 Commissioner entertains a doubt in regard to a er during question of law or of custom having the- force of law progl.ess of ' or as to the construction of any document ,or the ad- an missibility of any evidence affecting the merits of the case, such Court may draw up a statement of the question in regard to which it entertains the doubt, and refer it, with the Court's om7n opinion on the question, for the decision of the Judicial Commissioner. (2) The Judicial Commissioner shall, after con- sidering the question so referred, send a ruling thereon to the Court by which the reference was made, and that Court shall, on the receipt of the ruling, proceed to dispose of the case in conformity therewith. (3) The costs, if any, consequent on any such re- ference to the Judicial Commissioner shall be costs in the appeal out of which the reference arose.