'File 18/52 I (C 99) The Foreign Jurisdiction (Admiralty) Order in Council, 1910; File18/53 I (C 99) Orders in Council for Bahrain, The Trucial Coast, and the Whole of the Gulf' [‎75v] (159/416)

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2. Decree for a sum not ascertained:—
The Court having heard, &c. [as above'] pronounced in favour of the plaintifrs claim [or
defendant's counter-claim] and condemned the ship [or cargo ttr., or the de J
or plaintiff] and his bail [if bail has been giveii] in the amount to be found due o le p am i
or defendant] [and its costs]. Aud he ordered that an account should be taken, and
(a.) If the amount is to be assessed by the Court;
. That all accounts and vouchers, with the proofs in support thereof, should be filed within
days [or a* the case may he\
(b.) If the Court refers the assessment to the Registrar;
Referred the same to the Registrar [assisted by merchants], to report the amount due, and
ordered that all accounts, &c. [as above].
3. Decree on dismissal of action:—
The Court having heard &c. [a.? above] dismissed the action [if ivith costs add] and condemned
the plaintiff and his bail [if bail has been given] in costs.
4. Decree for condemnation of a derelict subject to salvage .
The Court, having heard, &c. [as above] pronounced the sum of [state sum in letters and figures]
to be due to A.B., etc., for salvage, together with costs, and subject thereto condemned the said
ship, [or cargo or proceeds of ship or of cargo, &c., as the case may he] as a droit and
perquisite of His Majesty in his office of Admiralty.
5. Decree in action for possession :—
The Court having heard, &c., decreed that possession of the ship should be given
to the plaintiff, and condemned the defendant [and his bail] in costs.
0. Decree in case of capture from pirates.
The Court having heard, &c., pronounced that the said junk " Tecumseh " [and her cargoj
had been at the time of the capture thereof by His Majesty's ship " Torch ' the property of pirates,
and condemned the same as a droit and perquisite of His Majesty in his office ot Admiralty,
or
pronounced that the said junk « Tecumseh " [and her cargo] had prior to her re-capture bj His
Maiesty's ship " Torch," &c., been captured by pirates from the claimant [state name and desciiptwn
of former oionerl and he decreed that the same should be restored to the said claimant as the lawtu
owner thereof, on payment to the re-captors of one-eighth part of the true value thereot in lieu ot
salvage. The Court also directed that the said junk [and her cargo] should be appraised ;
If the junh, &c., has been captured after an engagement with the pirates, and if there is a petition
for bounty, add . > i •
The Court further declared that the persons attacked or engaged by His Majesty s ship
"Torch," &c., on the occasion of the capture of the said junk were pirates, that the total "J. 1111 H ^
of pirates so attacked or engaged was about ' 4-^ • . ' i • If"
number were captured, and that the only vessel engaged was His Majesty s ship loich
[or, as the case may be].
7. Decree of condemnation under "Foreign Jurisdiction {Neutrality) Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council. 1904.
The Court, having heard, &c., pronounced that the ship _ had been [built, equipped,
commissioned, despatched, or used, as the case my be] in violation of " 1 he toreign Junsc le urn
(Neutrality) Order in Council A regulation issued by the sovereign of the United Kingdom on the advice of the Privy Council. , 1904," and he condemned the said ship and hei
equipment [and the arms and munitions of war on board thereof, or as the case may he] as lor ei et
to His Majesty.
8. Decree of condemnation under an Act of Varliament.
The Court, having heard, &c., condemned the ship [or cargo or proceeds, &c.,
as the case may be\ as forfeited to His Majesty for the violation ot the Act [stede irhat Act].
9. Decree for pecuniary forfeiture or penalty under an Act of Parliament.
The Court, having heard, &c.. pronounced the said goods to have been landed [or
ad to haw been done] iii violation of the Act [date what Aet] and condemned the delendant t.D.
[the owner of the said goods, or as the case may be] in the penalty of I. imposed by the said
Act [and in costs].