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Saving as to limits of local jurisdiction. 9. Nothing contained in this Act shall authorise the registration in an inferior court of the certificate of any judgment for a greater amount than might have been recovered if the action or proceeding had been originally commenced in such inferior court. Provided that where a judgment obtained in an inferior court in Scotland cannot be registered in an inferior court in ... Ireland, by reason of its being for a greater amount than might have been recovered if the action or proceeding had been originally commenced in such inferior court, it shall be competent to register a certificate of such judgment in the register directed to be kept in the ... [High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland], to be called "The Register of Scotch Judgments," by section three of the Judgments Extension Act, 1868, in the same manner, to the same effect, and subject to the same provisions, as if the said certificate had been a certificate of an extracted decreet of the Court of Session, registered in the said register under the said Act.
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