Section 4: Reserving questions of law for the Court
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4. Reserving questions of law for the Court
In addition and without prejudice to the right of appeal conferred by section 3, the Judge may, either proprio motu or on the application of any party
to a case, reserve for consideration by the Court of Civil Appeal, on a case
to be stated by him, any question of law which may arise at the hearing of
any matter in the exercise in Court of his original civil jurisdiction, and may
give his judgment or decision, subject to the opinion of the Court of Civil
Appeal, and the Court of Civil Appeal may hear and determine every such
question.