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JUDICIAL ORGANISATION. Ill
ningsrätt) recognise, in tlie first instance, tlie
disputes arising between landowners, on account
of the divisional boundaries proposed by the
Government surveyors in those districts where
the appurtenances and boundaries of estates
have not yet been definitely settled and
determined. These tribunals, established pro tem,
have the character of courts of arbitration; they
are composed of a presiding judge, elected by the
landowners of the commune (save the
ratification of the court of appeal) and of councillors
chosen by the landowners. Appeals against
the decisions of these tribunals are addressed
to the Department of Justice of the Senate.
(57) The Court of Appeal.
There are three courts of appeal (hofrätt).
That of Abo is constituted of a president, a
vice-president, and eighteen members ; that of
Viborg is similarly constituted, but with
seventeen members ; that of Vasa lias a president
and nine members. The presidents and
vice-presidents are nominated directly by the
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