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(a)
There is no
Determination of property ownership. government register of property ownership. The Kaifong has kept an informal register, which we believe is incomplete. This register and any other documents title deeds (authenticated or
not), rental agreements, dated receipts etc may be helpful in tackling this problem.
(b) Property values. The lack of a formal property register will also complicate the assessment of
property values. The physical condition of the
properties will also be a factor. The Special Committee will need to consider the likely
discrepancy between the true market value of
premises in the Walled City and that of
comparable units in nearby areas, and take this
into account in making arrangements to compensate
owners.
(c)
(d)
Unlicensed Dentists and Doctors. There are about
80 unlicensed dentists and 30 unlicensed doctors
practising in the Walled City. Although a very small proportion of the 40-50,000 population,
they pose a potentially tricky problem. Most, if not all, are unlikely to be able to acquire licences to practice in Hong Kong. A few may be
employable (e.g. as dental technicians) in some
capacity in the dental or medical professions, or in related businesses (e.g. medicine shops). All
may be compensated for loss of business.
Water syndicate operators. These, and others who
have taken advantage of the conditions in the
Walled City to conduct activities that would not
be allowed elsewhere in Hong Kong, are another
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