3.
In the event the said governor fails to deal with the matter in question within the time scale mentioned in the preceding paragraph, the Minister may institute a suit before the high court to seek from it a decision instructing the said governor to deal with the matter in question.
4.
When a Minister has instituted a suit before the high court in accordance with the preceding paragraph, the Minister shall, in writing, immediately notify the said governor to such effect, and also notify the said high court of the date, time, place and method of the notification to the governor.
5.
When a suit has been instituted in accordance with paragraph 3, the said high court shall determine promptly the date of oral proceedings, and summon the persons concerned. The above-mentioned date shall be set within fifteen days from the day the suit was instituted.
6.
It then shall give a decision ordering the said governor to deal with the matter in question within a time scale set by the court.
7.
The suit mentioned in paragraph 3 shall be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the high court with jurisdiction over the area of the said To, Do, Fu or Ken.
8.
Should the said governor still fail to deal with the matter in question by the time specified in the decision of the said high court as mentioned in paragraph 6, the Minister may handle the matter in place of the said governor. In such case, the minister shall notify the said governor in advance of the date, time, place and method in which the said matter is to be dealt with.
9.
Any appeal to the Supreme Court regarding the decision of the said high court with respect to the appeal mentioned in paragraph 3 shall be made within one week of the decision.
10.
An appeal to the Supreme Court as mentioned in the preceding paragraph shall have no legal force to suspend the implementation of the decision of the high court.
11.
In the event that the decision of the court is that the request by the Minister has no good reason, but prior to the handing down of the decision the matter in question has already been dealt with in accordance with paragraph 8, the said governor may within three months from the handing down of the said decision abrogate any action taken with respect to the matter in question, restore matters to the status quo ante, or take any other measure necessary.
