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PaEAGRAPHS JpAfJEj 72a IV. Removal of Convictions and Orders to Court of Appeal in first instance - 24 Appeal from Judgment of Supreme Court on Conviction - - 24 V. Cases Reserved by Judges ----- 24 73 Whether District Judges should have power to reserve directly to Court for Appeal ------ 24 74 Mode of reserving cases - - - . _ 24 1. Power to Judge of Supreme Court to reserve 24 2. Mode of stating case - •■ . . 24 3. Power of Court of Appeal and proceedings thereon - - 24 4. Hearing parties, judgment though no appearance - - 25 75 Judges of Supreme Court may reserve for Court of Appeal question reserved by Judge of District Court ----- 25 76 VI. Cases left for trial in Supreme Court by District Court Judge 25 VII. Error. 77 Whether writ of Error issuable in New Zealand before Supreme Court Act 1860, doubtful -------25 78 The English Practice ------ 25 79 Assimilation of civil and criminal practice 25 80 Necessity for fiat of Attorney-General - • - - 26 81 Grant of fiat by Attorney-General or persons authorized - . - - 26 82 Necessary provisions ------ 26 83 1. For what Error will lie ----- 26 2. Power of Court ----- 26 3. of Attorney-General 26 4. Delivery of fiat, memorandum, and grounds 26 84 Provisions for bail by misdemeanants during Error, &c, 8& 9 Vie, c. 68 - 26 85 Joinder in Error ------ 26 86 Setting down case and sending documents - - - - 25 87 Hearing and judgment ------ 26 88 Remitting case to Court below for judgment after reversal, 11 &12 Vie, c. 78, s. 15 - - - - - - . 26 89 Power to Judges of Court of Appeal to make rules ■- - - 27 90-91 Conclusion. ..-.--. 27