In summarising the effect of the provisions of sections 1 to 8 of that Act on Garo Hills Lord Selborne who delivered the judgment of the Privy Council observed at page 194 that the Governor General in council had determined, in the due and ordinary course of legislation, to remove a particular district from the jurisdiction of the ordinary Courts and offices, and to place it under new Courts and offices, to be appointed by and responsible to the Lieutenant Governor of Bengal leaving it to the Lieutenant Governor to say at what time that change should take place, that the Legisla ture had determined that, so far, a certain change should,take place, but that it was expedient to leave the time, and the manner, of carrying it into effect to the discretion of the Lieutenant Governor and also, that the laws which were or might be in force in the other territo ries subject to the same Government were such as it might be fit and proper to apply to this 15 114 district also, but that, as it was not certain that all those laws, and every part of them, could with equal conven ience be so applied, it was expedient, on that point also, to entrust a discretion to the LieutenantGovernor.