No. 7 of 1954. Lnterpretation of Laws 5 Monserrat.
(Amendment).

titles for the former title, the former title
shall be replaced, in the provisions of any
such Ordinance, deed or other instrument
as may be specified in such notice, by
such substituted title as may be specified
in such notice.

18B. No Ordinance shall in any manner _ Rights of the
whatsoever affect the rights of the Crown un- °°%™
less it is therein expressly provided or unless
it appears by necessary implication that the
Crown is bound thereby.

i8C. When a substantive holder of any Appointment
office constituted by or under any Ordinance ‘pyeneesor ©
is on leave of absence pending relinquishment leave of

oon P Es y nes . , absence prior
of his office, it shall be lawful for another {6 retirement
person to be appointed substantively to the of substantive
same ottice holder.

18D. Where by or under any Ordinance Appointment
the Governor or any public officer or body is re
empowered to appoint or name a person to ~
have and exercise any powers or perform uny
duties the Governor or such public officer or
body may either appoint a person by name or
direct the person for the time being holding
the office designated by the Governor or by
such public officer or body to have and
exercise such powers and perform such duties;
and thereupon or from the date specified by
the Governor or by such public officer or body,
the person appointed by name or the person
for the time being holding the office aforesaid
shal] have and may exercise such powers and
perform such duties accordingly.

18K. Where any Ordinance confers upon Power to

any person or authority power to make Bi eeaioea

appointments to any office or place the power to remove, ete.

shal’ be construed as including the power to

remove or suspend any person appointed, and
- to re-appoint or reinstate him and to appoint

another person temporarily in the place of any

person so reincved or suspended or in place of

any holder of the office or place, who has died

or is ill or absent, and to appoint another