File 791/1904 Pt 1 'Orders-in-Council: Persian Coast and Islands' [‎291v] (315/357)

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may, if it thinks fit, of its own motion or other
wise, grant letters of administration to an officer
of the Court.
(2.) The officer so appointed shall act under the
direction of the Court, and shall he indemnified
thereby.
(3.) He shall publish such notices, if any, as
the Court thinks fit, within the Persian coast and
islands, Bombay, the United Kingdom, and else
where.
(4.) The Court shall require and compel him
to file in the proper office of the Court his
accounts of his administration, at intervals not
exceeding three months, and shall forthwith
examine them and report thereon to the Consul-
General.
(5.) The accounts shall be audited under the
direction of the Court.
(6.) All expenses incurred on behalf of the
Court in execution of this Article shall be the first
charge on the estate of the deceased within the
Persian coast and islands; and the Court shall,
by the sale of that estate or otherwise, provide
for the discharge of those expenses.
34. —(1.), Where any person entitled to appeal ci v ii appeals to
to the High' Court of Bombay from any decree or Bombay,
order made in the exercise of civil jurisdiction
under this Order desires so to appeal, he shall
present his memorandum of appeal to the Court
which made the decree or order, and, subject to
the provisions hereinafter contained, that Court
shall receive the same for transmission to the
High Court in manner hereinafter provided.
(2.) The appellant shall, within such time as
the Court directs, give security to the satisfaction
of the Court, and to such amount as the Court
thinks reasonable, for prosecution of the appeal,
and for payment of any costs which may be
ordered by the High Court of Bombay on the
appeal, to be paid by the appellant to any
person.
(3.) The appellant shall pay into the proper
office of the Court which passed the decree or
order such sum as the Court thinks reasonable,
to defray the expense of the making up and trans
mission to the High Court of Bombay of the
record.
35. The appellant may, with his memorandum Arguments,
of appeal, file any argument which he desires to