PERIPATETIC COURT
) Mr Hanan In Favour (NJE. Fraas Association) WBLUNGTCN, July XL He favoured the concept of a peripatetic court to aerve from time to tone in different coumtriee of the Commonwealth, said the Minister of Justice (Mr Hanan) today. Mr Hanan was commenting on a London report that the Colonial Secretary (Mr Sandys) favoured the idee that the judicial committee of the Brivy Council should go on a circuit in the Commonwealth.
A peripatetic court would create more awareness within the Commonwealth of a common rule of law, said Mr Hanan.
However, he conceded that there were particular difficulties for some countries.
•Hie Government Lad given serious consideration to the proposal of the Privy Council going on a circuit New Zealand had sent one of its Court of Appeal judges, Mr Justice Greason, to serve on the Privy Council “Frosn what I have heard he has undoubtedly served with great distinction,” said Mr Hanan.
U.S. Finances.— -President Kennedy has sought to improve the American balance of payments by asking Congress to tax purchases of foreign stocks and bonds.— Washington, July 19.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30190, 23 July 1963, Page 9
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