a barrister or solicitor may appear and plead before a magistrate any
case of which he has charge and shall, in relation to the
prosecution, have all the other rights of a person qualified to
practise as a barrister or solicitor under the Legal Practitioners
Ordinance (Cap. 159).
(3) Nothing in this section shall derogate from the powers of
the Attorney General in respect of the prosecution of criminal
offences.
Dissolution of Provisional Securities
and Futures Commission Limited
and transfer of property
59. (1) The Provisional Securities and Futures Commission
Limited ("the Company") shall, on the establishment day, be dissolved
by virtue of this section.
(2) All property, whether movable (including choses-in-action)
or immovable, which immediately before the establishment day was
vested in or belonged to or was held in trust or subject to
conditions for the Company and all rights, powers and privileges
relating to or connected with any such property, shall on the
establishment day, without any conveyance or assignment, be
transferred to and vested in or become the property of or property
held in trust or subject to conditions for the Commission.
(3) All property transferred by this section which immediately
before the establishment day was standing in the books of any bank or
was registered in the books of any bank, corporation or company in