Older reports treat the two forums as concurrent, not as a rigid ladder that must be exhausted in every instance. The practical lesson is to plead why this bench, on this record, should go first.
The ratio is narrow: prove the condition of the object. Do not argue policy. The laboratory note, not the rhetoric, decides whether the section is attracted.
Revision is not a gift to busybodies. The petitioner must show a legal interest affected by an order passed behind their back.
The common-law reading is older than the Code section that now carries it. We cite both, then return to the magistrate’s certificate on the face of the record.
