(a) in the case of a wife's petition in which the court
is alleged to have jurisdiction by virtue of section
3 of the Act of 1940, the domicile of the husband
immediately before the alleged desertion, and the
date when and circumstances in which the alleged
desertion began;
(e) the places at which the matrimonial offences charged
are alleged to have been committed;
(f) the grounds upon which the petitioner claims that in
the interests of justice it is desirable that the
suit should be determined in Hong Kong.
Limitation where proceedings pending in United Kingdom
8. (1) Where it appears to the court that proceedings for
the dissolution of the marriage have been instituted in any
part of the United Kingdom before the date upon which the
petition was filed in Hong Kong, the court shall either
dismiss the petition or stay further proceedings thereon
until the proceedings in the United Kingdom have terminated,
or until the court shall otherwise direct.
(2) Where it appears to the court that such proceedings
were instituted after the filing of the petition in Hong Kong,
the court may,
subject to the provisions of the Acts,
proceed with the trial of the suit.
Appointment of Proctor
9.
The Attorney General of Hong Kong shall, under the
designation of Proctor, exercise within the jurisdiction of
the court the duties assigned to Her Majesty's Proctor by the
law for the time being applying to matrimonial causes in
England.
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