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THE PROVINCIAL JUDICATURE. 
(b) against any other final judgment except in cases 
of certiorart, or matters affecting municipal corporations or 
offices, or where the amount in question does not exceed 
$200 and the judgment has been confirmed in review before 
shree judges ; 
(¢) against interlocutory judgments in certain cases. 
Appeals An appeal lies from a Circuit Court 
ie (a) where the sum or value of the thing demanded 
Courts. amounts to $100, except in suits for the recovery of assess- 
ments for schools or schoolhouses, or for monthly contri- 
butions for schools or for the recovery of assessments imposed 
for the building or repairing of churches, parsonages, and 
churchyards. If the evidence has not been taken down in 
writing the appeal can be only on points of law; 
(6) where the demand is less than $100 but relates 
bo fees of office, duties, rents, revenues or sums payable to 
Her Majesty, or to titles to lands or tenements, annual rents 
or other matters in which the rights in future of the parties 
may be affected ; 
(¢) in all actions in recognition of hypothec. 
Special measures regulate appeals from Judgments given 
in the Magdalen Islands 
ONTARIO. 
Division 
Yourt. 
The Division Courts. In each county there are Courts 
called Division Courts, not less than three nor more than 
twelve in number, presided over by the Junior County 
Court Judge. 
Each Judicial District is divided into Court Divisions, 
and once in two months a Court is held in each Division? 
Causes are heard before the Judge alone, but in actions 
of tort where the amount sought to be recovered exceeds 
L Civil Code, Art. 1133, 
2 0.R. 8. 1887, ¢. 51.