Rules of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal Appellate Jurisdiction

9. Bills of the Legislative Department of the Goverment of India and of the Local Government forwarded to the High Court for opinion proposals for the amendment of the law and generally all matters connected with the (1) By a Resolution of the judges of the English Committee passed on the 15th July 1891 the Registrar has been authorised to dispose of suh applications and references where the [...] (b) In all other cases a Division Court for the hearing of appeals under section45 of the Letters Patent from the judgment of a Division Court sitting on the Appellate Side of the High Court shall consist of three or more Judges as the Chief Justice may think fit other than the Judges of the Division Court from whose judgment the appeal is eferred. [...] (c) A D ision Court for the hearing of appeals under section.15 the Letters Patent from the judgment of a Judge sitt on the Original Side of the High Court shall co t f twit or more Judges as the Chief Justice may determi 6. References from a Provincial Civil Court shall be hearel'hy the Division Court appointed for the hearing of appeals from the decrees and orders of the Civil Courts of the [...] (2) Any proceeding taken in the High Court against asy Plpder or Mukhtar under the provisions of sections 12 and 13 of the Legal Practitioners Act XVIII of 1879 as amended by Acts IX of 1884 and XI of 1896 and any report made against any Pleader or Mukhtar to the High Court under the provisions of section 14 of the same Act by the presiding Officer of any subordinate Court or of any Revenue Of [...] The business of the Privy Council Section on the Appellate Side of the High Court shall be laid before the Division Court presided over by the Chief Justice or such other Bench as the Chief Justice may direct except in the case of appeals in suits instituted on the Original Side of the High Court.14 num.