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If no appeal, decrees and dismisses to be final.
In case of appeal the decree of judge of assize, &c. to be final.
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133. Such decrees and dismisses as shall be made and pronounced by such recorder and assistant barristers respectively, shall, in case there shall be no appeal therefrom, be absolutely final to all intents and purposes, and shall not be subject to be removed, by any writ of error or otherwise, to any other of her Majesty’s courts, or capable of being reversed; and in case of an appeal from any such decree or dismiss to the next going judge of assize . . . the order or decree of such courts shall in like manner be absolutely final to all intents and purposes, and shall not be removed to any of her Majesty’s courts, by writs of error or otherwise, and shall not be capable of being reversed.
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