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Preamble - An Act to prescribe the judicial procedure for overseas territories of the [[Kingdom of Palmshire]]. | Preamble - An Act to prescribe the judicial procedure for overseas territories of the [[Kingdom of Palmshire]]. | ||
#Any suits against any colonial officials or any laws enacted in colonies shall be made to the [[Privy Council of Palmshire|Privy Council]]. | #Any suits against any colonial officials or any laws enacted in colonies shall be made to the [[Privy Council of Palmshire|Privy Council]]. | ||
#Majority votes is required for any decisions. In the event of ties, the [[Lord President of the Privy Council]] shall cast the deciding vote. | #Majority votes is required for any decisions. In the event of ties, the [[Lord President of the Council|Lord President of the Privy Council]] shall cast the deciding vote. | ||
#Privy Council's decisions regarding any cases originating from the colonies shall not be appealed except to the [[Parliament of Palmshire|Parliament]]. | #Privy Council's decisions regarding any cases originating from the colonies shall not be appealed except to the [[Parliament of Palmshire|Parliament]]. | ||
[[Category: Palmshire Acts of Parliament 2016]] | [[Category: Palmshire Acts of Parliament 2016]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:41, 25 January 2016
Text of the Act
Preamble - An Act to prescribe the judicial procedure for overseas territories of the Kingdom of Palmshire.
- Any suits against any colonial officials or any laws enacted in colonies shall be made to the Privy Council.
- Majority votes is required for any decisions. In the event of ties, the Lord President of the Privy Council shall cast the deciding vote.
- Privy Council's decisions regarding any cases originating from the colonies shall not be appealed except to the Parliament.