Section I. ~ r o m and af&r'tge passing of this Act .so much of the 332nd Sec&ion of Act VIII of 1859, as enact

I. ~ r o m and af&r'tge passing of this Act .so much of the 332nd Sec&ion of Act VIII of 1859, as enacts that " If the appeal Appeal to Budder C o d to be heard by two or -lie ,to khe Sudder Court it shall be heard and determined more Judges. %y a Court consisting of three or more Judges of that Court," shall be repealed, and in lieu thereof the following shall form portion of t h h a i d 'Sedtion :- A i a " If the appeal lie to the Sudder Court, it shall be heard and determined by a Court consisting of two or more Judges of that Court. If, when the Court shall consist of only two Judges, there is a difference of opinion upon the evidence in cases in which it is competent to the Court to go into the evidencq and one Judge concur in opinion with the Lower Court as to the facts, the case sllall be determined accordiilgly : If in a Court so constituted there is a differ- ' ence of opinion upon a poillt of law, the Judges shall state the point upon ~ l l i c h they differ: and the ease shall be re-argued upon that question before one or more of the other Judges and sllall be determined according to the opinion of the niajority of the Judges of the Suddor Courh by ivvhorn the allileal is heard. " 4 1 i + 11, Frorn