126. Fundamental rights jurisdiction and its exercise

III or Chapter IV.

Attorney-at-Law on his behalf, within one month thereof, in accordance with such rules of court as may be in force, apply to the Supreme Court by way of petition in writing addressed to such Court praying for relief or redress in respect of such infringement. Such application may be proceeded with only with leave to proceed first had and obtained from the Supreme Court, which leave may be granted or refused, as the case may be, by not less than two judges.

Appeal into an application for orders in the nature of a writ of habeas corpus, certiorari, prohibition, procedendo, mandamus or quo warranto, it appears to such Court that there is prima facie evidence of an infringement or imminent infringement of the provisions of Chapter III or

Chapter IV by a party to such application, such Court shall forthwith refer such matter for determination by the

Supreme Court.

Article or refer the matter back to the Court of Appeal if in its opinion there is no infringement of a fundamental right or language right.