RR 51 (1) and 58 (4) of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Articles 3 and 115 of the Northern Territory Council Election Order 1979, amended by the Chief Court scope election tribunal, jurisdiction of the special court Is. It cannot be arrested before the Chief Court for review under Section 115, CPC of the General Court of the General Court under the Special Justice approved by such a special court; the fact is that the Election Tribunal is headed by such Is administered by a person who is a district judge or an additional district. The Judge does not automatically mean that the subordinate orders of the High Court of such Judge under Section of, are revised by the CPC Chief Court Court, which is inferior to the post of High Court only if it Subordinate to the High Court is considered. Was declared subordinate to the High Court by a legislature as there was no provision in the rules that the Election Tribunal was subordinate to the Chief Court nor was any remedy available in the form of an appeal against the Election Tribunal's order. The Court cannot exercise its jurisdiction in this matter. \ R \ n \ r \ n
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