Judicial Committee Act 1843
Appeals, &c. may be heard by not less than Three Members of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council under a special Order of Her Majesty.
IIPowers of the Judicial Committee and their Surrogates in respect to Appeals from Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts.
IIIWho to be Surrogates and Examiners of the Judicial Committee in Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Appeals.
IVPast Proceedings of Surrogates of the Judicial Committee valid, notwithstanding certain Informalities.
VManner of conducting Appeals before the Judicial Committee.
VISo much of 2 & 3 W.4 c.93 as empowers the Judicial Committee and His Majesty in Council to punish Contempts, &c. repealed.
VIIPunishing Contempts, compelling Appearances, enforcing Judgments, &c. in Causes of Appeal.
VIIIOrders, &c. may be enforced by Sequestration against certain Persons pronounced contumacious and in Contempt.
IXInhibitions, &c. to be in Her Majesty's Name, and of force throughout the British Dominions.
XMonitions for Payments into the Registry of the Admiralty Court under Orders, &c.
XIAll Appeals from Ecclesiastical and Admiralty Courts may be referred to the Judicial Committee by an Order in Council.
XIICosts maybe awarded by the Judicial Committee, and taxed.
XIIIAppointment of Registrar and Assistant Registrar in Ecclesiastical and Maritime Causes.
XIVCustody of Records, &c. of the Court of Delegates and Appeals.
XVJudicial Committee empowered to make Rules, &c. respecting Practice and Mode of proceeding in Appeals, &c. Proviso.
XVIJudicial Committee of Privy Council to proceed with Causes depending before late High Court of Delegates.
XVIIDefinition of Terms.

Judicial Committee Act 1843

1843 Chapter 38

An Act to make further Regulations for facilitating the hearing Appeals and other Matters by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

WHEREAS it has been found expedient to make further Regulations for hearing and making Report to Her Majesty in Appeals and other Matters referred to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, and for the more effectual Appointment of Surrogates in Ecclesiastical and Maritime Causes of Appeal, and for making Orders or Decrees incidental to such Causes of Appeal, and for the Punishment of Contempts, and compelling Appearances and Enforcement of Judgments, Orders, and Decrees of Her Majesty in Council, or of the said Judicial Committee, or their Surrogates, in such Causes of Appeal :

Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Authority of, the same,