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DISTRICT COURT ACT 1973 - SECT 34
Permanent substitution of proclaimed place
(1) Where a place ceases to be a proclaimed place by reason of the revocation
or amendment of a proclamation made under section 18F, the Governor may, by
proclamation, direct that-- (a) all proceedings (including proceedings before
a registrar or any other officer of the Court) pending before the Court at
that place, and
(b) any unsatisfied judgment or order of the Court in
proceedings the proper place in relation to which was that place,
may be
continued or enforced by the Court sitting at such other place as may be
specified in the proclamation, and the proceedings shall, if continued, be
continued accordingly or the judgment or order enforced accordingly, as the
case may require.
(2) The Governor may, in any such proclamation, direct that
the records of the Court at the place that has so ceased to be a
proclaimed place shall be removed at or within a time stated in the
proclamation to the registry for the other place specified therein.
(3) A
direction under subsection (1) shall, for the purposes of the definition of
"proper place" in section 4 (1), have effect as if it were an order for a
change of venue under rules of Court in respect of the proceedings to which it
relates to the other place specified in the proclamation.
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