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Furthermore, if we are right in concluding that a
claim for an administrative remedy is a matter which is to be treated
as having been within the jurisdiction of the Ordinary Court and
thus of the Cour des Jugements et Records as a civil court of appeal,
there would seem to be an inconsistency in a finding that the matter
in question is no longer a "civil matter" once an appeal is provided
for by statute.
Conclusion
For the above reasons we conclude
that this Court does have jurisdiction to entertain the current
proceedings and, on HM Procureur's concession limited to leave,
we give leave to appeal against the judgment of the Deputy Bailiff
appealed against.
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