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William Jemal & Anor v Adolphe Fritz Schumacher & Anor [1924] SLCA 5 (23 December 1924)

William Jemal & Anor v Adolphe Fritz Schumacher & Anor [1924] SLCA 5 is a appeal from Sierra Leone on 23 December 1924. Cite it as [1924] SLCA 5. Search it by the party names, the citation [1924] SLCA 5, or Sierra Leone appeal.

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December 23, 1924

IN THE COURT OF APPEAL

William Jemal & Anor

Appellant

v.

Adolphe Fritz Schumacher & Anor [1924] SLCA 5

Respondent

[1924] SLCA 5

Proceeding. Appeal. Sierra Leone.

23rd Decem­ ber, 1924. 158 WILLIAM JEMAL and Another - - Appellants . '!J. ADOLPHE FRITZ SCHTTMA CHER and Another Respondents. 1 Appeal, as of right, where the matter in dispute exceeds the value of £300-Rules 2a and 5b of the Order of the King in Council of 15th Felmtar y, 1909. The facts of this case are sufficiently set out in the judgment. Application for leave to appeal to His Majesty in Council from a judgment of the Full Court of AppeaL Thompson for the App ellants. Wright for the Respondents. :\fcDONNETITJ, Acting C.J. The Appellants are entitled as of rig-ht to appeal in this case under rule 2 (a) of the Order in Council o£ 15th February, 1909.2 Leave is therefore granted, subject to the Appellants, within three months from this date , giving to the satisfaction o£ the Court security by bond with two sufficient sureties in £500, or paying into Court .£500 within three months from this date, in either case for the due prosecution of the appeal and for the payment of such costs as may become payable to the Respondents. A further condition wm be tbat the Appellants submit to the ~faster, within one month from this day, a list of docu­ ments which he requires should form part of the record. I hold that under rule 5 (b) of the Order in Council of 15th February, 1909,2 we are not concerned to impose any con­ ditions upon the Respondents, as to the date before which they should submH their list of additional documents, or their objec­ tions to any documents contained in the Appellants' list. Such matter would appear to come under rule 7 of the Order in Council, as to which it should be observed that rule 2 of the Amending Orner in CounciP enables a single Judge to give the necessary directions. The execution of the judgment of the Full Court will be suspended pending the appeal. 1 See p. 133. a Vol. III, p. 767. 3 Vol, III, p. 772. Costs of this application to be costs in the cause. The A.ppellants filed both a petition and n motion, and then stated that they abandoned the latter. The motion must be dismissed, and Respondents must have their costs thereon. PRIOR, Acting J . I agree. LEVY, Acting J . I agree . llA JE"U A~l> ANOTH .ER v. SORlJMAOlll:I:. llODos~<:LL, AOTINO O.J,