The Ajmer Courts’ Regulation 1877

4. For the purposes of the administration of civil justice the said territories shall form a single district and there shall be five grades of Civil Courts in such district (namely) - 1st the Court of the Chief Commissioner 2nd the Court of the Commissioner i`Jrd the Courts of Subordinate Judges of the first class 411t the Courts of Subordinate Judges of the second class 5th the Courts of [...] When the decision of a Subordinate Judge or of the Commissioner passed in appeal reverses or modifies the decision of the Court of original jurisdition on a point material to the merits of the case and is not declared by any law for the time being in force to be final the Commissioner or Chief Commissioner as the case may be may receive a second appeal if on a perusal of the grounds of ap [...] When the Court of first appeal confirms the decision of the Court of original jurisdiction on a question of law or usage having the force of law or the construction of any document or the admissibility of any evidence affecting the merits of the case no further appeal shall lie but the party aggrieved by midi decision may apply to such Court of first appeal to draw up a statement of such ques [...] Every application under this section shall for the purposes of the Court Fees Act 1870 be deemed to be a memorandum of appeal to the Court of the Commissioner or to the High Court as the case may be. [...] The Court of the Chief Commissioner shall be deemed for the purposes of all enactments for the time being in force to be the highest Civil Court of Appeal in the said territories : Provided that references under sections twenty-two and thirty-two of Act XI of 1865 shall be made not to the Chief Commissioner but to the High Court of Judicature for the North-Western Provinces.