Section 64. Sentences of death passed in the exercise of :;$~

64. Sentences of death passed in the exercise of :;$~ ; f the powers conferred by section sixty-tmro shall not referred to be carried out without the confirmation of the High Higll Court. Court, to which such sentences shall be referred. (cl) . ACI'I~Z~Y~Z~Y D AdmiraIty jurisdiction of Recorder. ynsolvent ,jurisdiction of Recorder. BZLT~~ZU C ~ U T ~ S . [ ACT gVP$ (cl) . `A dmiraliy Jurisdictiofi.` 65. Throughout British Burma, including the territorial waters thereof, the Recorder shall have and exercise all such civil jurisdiction and maritime jurisdiction of a civil nature as may now be exercised by the High Court as a Court of Admiralty or of Viceadmiralty, and also such jurisdiction for the trial and adjudication of prize-causes and other maritime questions as may now be exercised by the said High Court.' The procedure in cases brought before the Recorder in the exercise of such jurisdiction shall be regulated, as far as may be, by the Code of Civil Procedure ; and in all such cases to which the rules contained in the said Code are not applimble, the procedure shall be in accordance with the rules for the time applicable to like cases in the High Court. An appeal ahall lie to the High Court from any sentence or decree of the Recorder under this section, subject to the laws, rules and orders for the time being in force regarding appeals to the nigh Court under the Code of Ci~il Procedure. (e) . `lizsolumt Jurisdictiow.`