90 THE PROVINCIAL JUDICATURE,
Superior Court does not sit as may be selected by the
Fovernor.
Ultimate The Court has an ultimate or final jurisdiction to the
Jurisdie- . .
Norns, exclusion of the Superior Court,
(a) in all suits whenever the amount or value of the
thing demanded is less than 100 dollars except cases within
the exclusive jurisdiction of the Admiralty, and
(0) in all suits for school taxes or school fees or
zoncerning assessments for building or repairing churches,
parsonages, or churchyards, whatever may be the amount
of such suits,
Jurisdie- The Court has an original jurisdiction to the exclusion
al to of the Superior Court but subject to appeal,
ippeal. (a) in all suits in which the sum or the value of the
thing demanded amounts to or exceeds 100 dollars but does
not exceed 200 dollars ®
(b) in all suits for fees of office, duties, rents, revenue
or sums payable to the Crown or which relate to any title
to lands or tenements, annual rents or such like matters,
whereby rights in future may be bound, even though the
amount claimed be under 100 dollars, subject to the right
of the defendant to have the suit removed to the Superior
Sourt ®,
The Court has a concurrent jurisdiction with the Superior
Court by means of certiorart over judgments rendered by the
Commissioner's Court or by Justices of the Peace within
the district.
The Court has an appellate jurisdiction over judgments
rendered by a Commissioner's Court or by Justices of the
Peace for taxes, assessments or penalties, imposed under the
Municipal Road Act of Quebec.
Superior Court. The Superior Court of Quebec is composed
 of a Chief Justice and 29 puisne judges *.
L Civil Code, Art. 1053. :
$s Th. 1054. 1058.

Concurrent

Jurisdic-Jon.


Appellate
Jurisdic-Hon.


Superior
Tourt.

2 Civil Code, Art, 1053.
1 Q. 50 Vie. e. 11.