CHIEF JUSTICE MAY GIVE DIRECTIONS
9 CHIEF JUSTICE MAY GIVE DIRECTIONS
(1 ) For the PurPos e only of avoiding an inconsis-
re Northern tency in the new Rules or between the nerl Rules and -
¡ Rules and (a) the Principal Act as amended by thís Act; or
:han Orders to, those (b) any other Act' but without limiting the Chief Justícers powers under
-s ) Rules, section 72 of the Prlncipal Act as amended by this Act, repealed. the Chief Justice may give directions relating to a matter
I of practice or procedure of the Court notlsithstanding thal, but for this section, the Chief Justíce may not have the power to give such a direction, and the matter shall es of the be governed according to those directions.
rved under
Rules as I (2) A under subsection (1) which, but for that beyond the power of the Chief
Justice to g s sooner approved by Rules of
Court made u have no force or effect after the expirâtion of 6 months after the date on which ít was gaven.
ditionatly 10. TIME LII4IT oN EXERCISE OF PO\47ER UNDER THIS PART
July 1987 bly are by Rules of Court shall not be made under sectíon 8 nor a direction given under section 9(1) Iater than 5 years t after the commencement of this Act (other than sectíons 1 (incì-uding and 2 of this Act).
o be Ru1es the Judges PART IV - CONSEQUENTIAL A}ÍENDMENTS
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