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subject to the like local appeal, if any, as judgments of the
Court in the exercise of its ordinai-y civil jurisdiction and
the Court having cognizance of such appenl shall for the
purpose there~d posse6.1 al1 tlic jurisrliction hy this Act
conferred upon a Colonial Court of Admiralty.
0. (1) The a.ppeal from a judgment of any court in a
Biitish possession in the en~icist of the jurisdiction con-
ferred by this Act, either where there is as of iight no local
appeal or after a deçiuion or1 local nppeal, Lies to Her Majes-
ty the Queen in Council.
(2.) Suve as may be otherwise specially alloured in a
particular case by Her Majesty the Queen in Council, an
appeal under this section shall aot be aiiowed-
(a) from any judgment not having the effect of a definitive
judgment unlesfi the c11urt a,ppealed from has given
leave for such appeal, iior
(6) from any judgment unless the petition of appeal has
been lodgcd within the tiinc prescribed by ruli:~, or if no
timr is prescribed within six months from the date of the
judgment appealed a.gainstl or if leme to appeal has beeo
givcn the11 from the date of such leave.
(3) For tbe purpose of appeals under this act,yer Ma-
jesty thc Queen in Couucil and thc Judicial Comniittee of
the Privy Council shall, subject to mles under this section,
hve ail such poweie for making and enforcing judgment?,
whether interlocutoi-y or final, for punishing contempts, for
requiiing the palment of money into court, or for any
othcr purpose, as may he necessary, or as were possessed
by the High Court of Delegatcs hefore the passing of the
Act transferri~ig the pon-ers of such court tu Her Majesty in
Council, or as are for the time bcing poasessedhytlie High
Court in England or by the court. appealed from in rclntion
to tlie like matters as those forming the subject of appeals
under this Act.
(4) Al1 Ordem of the Queen in Council or the Judicial
Cornmittee of the Privy Council for the purposes afore-