The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 88

Power of Appointment, implies any sucecssive exercise thereof

Power of Appointment, implies any sucecssive exercise thereof.

Whenever, in any Act, power shall be given to Her Majesty, to the Governor, or to any officer or person to make appointments to any office or place, unless such Act shall otherwise direct, it shall imply that such power shall be capable of being exercised from time to time as occasion may require, and that the party appointing shall have authority to suspend or remove the person appointed, as circumstances may require, and to appoint, temporarily or permanently, another in his stead, and in like manner to appoint another in the place of any deceased, sick, or absent holder of such appointment.