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Why we say Menu.
This word was coin- ed by the French from the initials M.E.N.U. which they found writ- ten
In German up hostelries during the Thirty Years War. The French thought it meant "Bill of fare" Blood but actually it for "Man Esse Nicht which Uebermaessig" means "Don't eat 100 much:"
Appeal Is Again Adjourned
A
X
CHINA MAIL
Indonesian Govt's Motion To HK
Court
JURISDICTION ISSUE
A motion by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia to set aside the writs of summons and all subsequent. proceedings in two separate actions for ownership of the steamer Tasikamalaja, now lying in Kowloon Docks, and for a claim for $25,586 for ship's necessaries was heard by Mr Justice Recce, Puisne Judge, in the Admiralty Division of the Supreme Court this morning,
One of the actions brought by Junn Ysmael and Co. Inc. of Plaza Golli, Mantis, is for pos- session, as sole owners, of the Tasikamalaja (formerly known
Christobel
the
#S
and
cd and they would set aside the writ of summons.
Reading the writ issued on June 27. 1952. Mr. McNeill stid that the plaintiffs (Juan Yemsel und Co. Inc.), as sole owners of the Halenicala).
the s Taskamalaja, ex the 65 The other action was brought Christobel, ex the ss Haleakalo, Lob, trading as of the Port of Panama under the by Anthony A.W. King. of Room 9, maz Republic of Panama claimed to zanine
floor, Telephone House.have legal possession decreed to whose claim is for $25,586 for them of the said vessel. ship's necessaries.
Mr John McNeill, QC, and Mr D. A.
A. L.
Wright, both instructed by Mr P. J. Griffiths, are ap pearing for the Go
Government of the Republic of Indonesia.
appeal, adjourned When un from July 3, come before the Full
this Courl
'morning further adjourninent was granted on the application of Mr Brook A. Bernacchi, Counsel for the appellants, and hearing was set
Juan Ysinnet and Co., Inc. is September 8 at 10a.m.
represented by the lion. Leo Appellant was Singnam Choy, d'Almada, QC (who was not prominent
R, merchant
present in Court) and Mr Brook Queen's Road Central, who up-
A. Bernacchi, both instructed peated against a decis
decision by Mr
by Mr M. A. da Silva, Mr Justice Scholes who found in Charles E. Loseby, QC, instruct favour of Cheong Koon-zung, of the General Investment Coned by Stewart and Company is
pany.
claim
Pedder
Building.
of
WER for $5,000 Un
The appearing for Anthony Loh.
THE GROUNDS
cheque.
Choy was
represented by' Mr Bernacchi, instructed by Mr P. 1. Lam, while the respondent was represented by Mr D.A. L. Wright, on the instructions of Messis Wilkinson and Grist.
Mr Bernacchi said that for reasons which had been municated to their Lordships, he apply must most unfortunately for an adjournment. He had spoken to Mr Wright and it was not the intention of either party to ask for any fees from their clients in the matter of today's appearance.
com-
Mr Wright: We do not oppose the application.
The Chief Justlec: It has
familiar ring!
Mr Wright: Yes, my Lord.
ה
Mr Justice Williams. sat with the Chief Justice..
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Counsel submitted that the
Plaintiffs had not got legal pos- session of the vessel and it appeared from the affidavits that they had no physical possession cither.
SECOND WRIT
The other writ, Counsel con- tinued, was a claim for $25,588
necesarles and to ship's
tc
that writ Juan Yamaci and Co., Inc. had appeared. His clients, the Government of the Republic of Indonesin, had in both sctions entered
only
conditional appearance and the
reason for that was they did not wish to submit to the jurisdiction of his Lordship's Court, and because of
they had taken out that
same in both actions,
4
The motion in each case was following brought
the grounds:
1That the actions implead A foreign Sovereign State, name- ly, the Government of the Re-notice of motion which was the
-the said of Indonesia public Government is unwilling w sub- of this mit to the jurisdiction Honourable Court.
2.Thot the sald steamship
nesia.
is
notice of After reading the mation, Mr McNeill said that it would be seen that from the word "go" they were alding the
Coun
is the property of the Govern-Court to set aside this writ and ment of the Republic of Indo- all further proceedings. un
set said that he was not asking the Court to try now the issue in either of the actions as to whether his clients were the owners of the ship or not. That was not the issue. He was asking the Court to stay all proceed- ings, to cet aside the writs and not to try the actions.
3. Further, or alternative- ly, that the said steamship and at all material times was in the possession and effective can- trol of the said Government by its duly authorised agents.
4. That the sald Govern- ment is and was at all material Umes entitled to the possession of the suid steamship.
5.That the claim in these
Is
R foreign against cases Sovereign State and the Court has no jurisdiction, or alter
will not exercise Its natively, jurisdiction to decide the same. 6. That a claim to the said steamship is being made by a foreign Sovereign State and the Court has no Jurisdiction, or, alternatively, will not exercße its Jurisdiction to decide the validity of the said claim,
NOT GRANTED
Mr by upplication Bernacchi for the Court to hear all evidence viva voce or in the alternative un application for leave to cross-examine all affir- mant: on behalt of Indonesian Government was not granted,
Mr McNeill opposing the ap- plication subenitied that no order Atalaya. Indonesia, Australia, New should be made at this stage to Zealand, 4.30 p.m. C.P.A.
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OBLIGATION
The writs in both actions by their very
terms obliged his clients to diligate the question of their interest in the ship, there by submitting to the jurisdic- Lion of the Court or imperilling the interest claimed,
The writ
Juan Issued by Ysmact and Co., Inc., was addressed 10 all parties interested in the Tasikurgelata while that issued by Anthony Lah was addressed to the owners and all others interested in the ship,
Counsel sold that those very words in both writs impleaded the Government of the Republic
of Indonesia.
s
by reason of
of their claim
of
t
an interest in the ship.
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Murderer's Appeal Dismissed
The appeal brought by Chan Kwong, alias Chan Kuen-hung, against conviction for the murder of his wife, Cheung Kwai-wah, in a hut in the New Territories on the night of April 22 last, was dismissed by the Full Court this morning.
WO9
the1
The Court comprised Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Hows, Mr and the Puline Judge, Justice Reece,
represented Appellant by Mr Charles E. Loseby QC instructed by Mr F. H. Kwok, while Mr Patrick, Yu, Crown fo: the appeared Counsel,
1
The family's
favourite refresher
WATSONS
QUESTION OF PLEADINGS
FULL COURT'S DECISION
From Tho.Filos
100 Years Ago
We have letter signed Bukkur & Rorce, complaining
of the great length of time taken In assorting the Mall received by the Singapore and another Correspondent
com- 1 ost plans of the Singapore Muster, in
mail in not having the from Calcutta taken out of the
letters would
Written judgment was delivered by the Full Court, comprising the Chief Justice, Sir Gerard Howe, and the Senior Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Williams, this morning on an appeal, concerning a specially endorsed writ of claim, brought on a motion to reverse an order made by Mr Justice Gould in Chambers on May '17, 1952.'-
Appellants were Joseph Yen and Co., (defen- Pekin and sent on by the faster
versel, whereby dants in the action in Chambers) and respondents have been to hand just two days carlier than they were. Luen Cheung Hong (plaintiffs). The former were
With the Singapore Post Master represented by the Hon Leo d'Almada, QC, and Mr we do not think any blame con S. V. Gittins, instructed by Mr F. Zimmern, while rest in this matter; nor are wo respondents were represented by Mr John McNeill,des of the Pekin QC, and Mr D. A. L. Wright, on the instructions of Mr R. F. G. Dennis.
At the Full Court hearing on July 10 last, a judgment of the Full Court, delivered in 1907 by the then Chief Justice (Sir Francis Piggott) was disputed by Counsel, Mr d'Almada sub- mitting that it was wrong. McNeill contended that Court would be loth to upset a Judgment which had stood for so long.
Referring
to
Mr
tie
the dispute, Mr Justice Williams, reading
the
today's judgment said, "We are Indebted to Counsel for an able argument
on
the
Devastation
And Desolation
(Continued from Page 1)
The flood water is extremely practice of dirty, inches of top toll having
Courts disturbing decisions of
Courts of co-ordinate Jurisdic- been swept away.
Along upper reaches of the tion which have endured for a long period in this instance rivers, where water had reced for 45 years but however hal-ed from houses, floors were lowed this reported case may covered with slit several inches Cleaning even houses have become by the passing of deep.
of a time, it is important to remember which were not damaged will be aa torrific task. Appeals to the
Red
Cross sent to London and a dis- Full Court but rather
emphasised the between
two olher centres agreement
Full need for vast quantities of soap Judges
composing Court, by reason of which the and cleaning equipman!. decision of the Chief Justice in Chambers stood..
decision that it is not
not
the
the
that
At the town of Dulverton. where 20 houses were damaged structures Gome
certilled how far
the Common- would have
but
been right in transhipping the Mails entrusted to his charge, (to say nothing of the penny pices involved in such an at- rangement.) Bu we can put agree with
our Correspondent that however Irregular It may be to transfer cargo from ona vesac to another with her Majesty's Malls the
case in
蕙
of two
of Calcutta thero
is any
point, (Ot
diferent, and a delay days in the receipt letters no trifle. If legal doubt on the such transfer of Malls from vessel under repair, to a faster and stauncher one bound to the samo port) would be well to
it cleared up at once. have it
Bc Bukkur
letter wo Rorce's cannot publish, in full, for rea- sons furnished to the writers by the
landed
bearer of It Mail, the
writers presume,
The
was
between 4 and 6 am, and they say "Anxious for letters we de- spatched our European Servant to the Post Office for letters, he returned at 9,
saying ng letters would be
issued until I p.m.!!" Thus it required from eight to nine hours to do the work usually performed in little better than half the time, and Buldur & Roree very rationally ask why should these things be? SOMETHING WRONG
We agree with B. & R.. that there is soraething wrong about the Postal department when such a period of time is required for assortment of a mall. Writing to the Post Master General us B. & R. promise to do, will
effect
have
littio
With respect the learned extensively,
to (a) The appellant had known from his wife the day before that Chief Justice we are of opinion which had tilted to crazy angles were being propped up with she was living in adultery with that the principles underlying the man who shared her hut;
his judgment are not those upon
shortage of the logs which were (b) That before the appellant which Order 2, Rule 13 is based wedges and logs. There was no
consider returned to the hut the next day, and we do
any-grave inconvenience either swept into the towns from the he had procured a very sharp
to litigants storage yards of saw mills. in his to practitioners or knife which he carried
will ensue if we were to hold-
SALVAGING hand concealed in a newspaper
and we do so (e) That when the appellant
hold--that the Crown (respondents),
elaims in that case and equally At Dulverton the water came admission to the hut and gained
fear Delivering written judgment,
the claims in this case now be up with Incredible speed, and It became clear that his wife had
in bringing about the needed the Chief Justice said:
be then went down quickly. But it again slept with her lover the fore us may not properly
amendement. Over and over again This appeal was argued on one night before, appellant did not brought by a spécially endorsed had reached through many houses that officer's attention has been
whether point only;
writ. the trial knmediately attack his wife but
and today citizens were walking drawn to the advisablity of judge wrongly Interpreted the
rather entered into
dis-
PLAINTIFF'S OPTION
Doze looking for placing a clerk on board the Mail effect of the decision in Holmes cussion, with her, imploring
"We do not endeavour to lay
Packet, who, whilst the vessel vs. the Director of Public Pro-her to come with him; it is in-
down any Inclusive or exclu- secutions (1940 A.C. p.488). deed quite a
found objects which is on her voyage, could employ a possible inference sive ruling as to what claims
himself in having the letters had been torn from their homes, At the trial the issue left to the that the appellant was more anor what claims may not properly chairs, perambulators, and bits assorted and taxed ready for jury, properly in our opinion, gered by her refusal to come
be brought by a specially en of muddy clothing which had inte harbour-in short, adopting delivery directly the vessel pot was that of murder or man with him than by the adultery;
dorsed writ: It is sufficient to become slaughter, an act of provocalian No other objection was taken poin then urged being act of to a careful summing-up and, adultery conumitted by the wife in the circumstances, we are of of the appellant.
opinion that the verdiot of the The learned trial judge direct- Jury was correct and that this ed the jury:-"One kind of pro-appeal must be dismissed. vocation the law regards as sufficiently gross to produce an ungovernable passion which re- duces the kill husband discovers
an
manslaughQuake Shakes
Sleepers
act of
the
ter is where.D his wife in the very adultery and kills her on spot-he must be an eye-wliness of the act. This is not the case here. The accused was not on eye-witness of any such matter,
It was not
even
4 case
was refused the learned:
on
judge stating on the authority of Holmes v, D.P.P. that the
·
doctrine of provocation, arista Convicts Escape
ef
about in the possessions.
Marry
entangled In
hedges
the Railway plan of doing these point out that the use of the
things. But the Right Honour specially endorsed writ is, in the and bushes. words of Order 2, Rute 13, at Troops with cranes on trucks able gentleman is apparently the option of the plaintiff and
came to Exbridge and Dulver-incorrigible, and all we can do is that each particular use of the ton to move the trees and logs to put up with his obstinacy as
patiently as we may. The Gov specially endorsed writ must which were blocking roads. stand or fall on its own par-
ernment Oficial, whom Bukkur The speed with which the
and Hores tell of having all his of Order 2, Rule 13. principles
described by Mrs Edith Heard,
hour or two after the Singapore "Since the hearing of the ap-manageress of a milk bar, who
anchored, will have been lo- was rescued in a spectacular debted to the portmanteau of
obliging passenger expect. That "Kissing does not go by favour" in the Hongkong Post Office, we are perfectly satisfied.
ticular circumstances, within the water rose at Dulverton was home correspondence within an
the report of Crounsell y Cummell and another (1952) All
2
manner.
Court Dulverton
watched help antique dealer. lessly as water swept away his
£7,000 stock.
some
AN APPEAL BA-
prticle
we
the
the
This
England Reports, was re- ceived in
in the Law Library.
"A policeman came to the door Los Alamos, Aug. 17. Though the facts there are differ- and left when he saw that we An earthquake started off fire ent, the form of order mado Is of seemed to be all right," she said, alarms and shook residents from interest as affording a guide to "Then, just minutes later, water what order should be made here. rushed in and reached our thighs. sound sleep at this atole city
In all
the circumstances
In our last number we gave the My son and I climbed the stair- The Ysmael and Company's Coming into the room and dis- carly today.
The police said no damage was weit was addressed to all per- covering for the first time that
order made by the Judge 10 ways, and we were trapped in publicity to an appeal from the Society for promoting Emigraz tion from sons Interested in the ship and they were living and sleeping reported and no one was injured. Chambers will not be set aside: the upper part of the house."
the Highlands and Mrs Heard, her son and a baby, together. He
Many residents of the town slept the plaintiffs will proceed by had known
Accom- therefore obliged any person so
the welt were were rescued by a pleadings as if
man who Islands of Scotland. the previous evening that Leung through the tremor. Interested to come in or lose his
The quake was reported at 8.45 generally endorsed (in this con- crawled over from the building panted by the coples of a letter rights, while the wording in the Nam was the deceased's lover."!
from Sir C. E. Trevelyan, am. GMT and the police deter-section it is of interest that the next door and smashed a hole in
Permanent writ was also clear and
Chairman of COUNSEL'S REQUEST mined that it was not an explo- : plaintiffs have already filed a the roof. impleaded his
Committee, H. E, Une slon at the experimental site.
At most towns in the stricken | Society- statement of claim), the present Counsel for the appellant in
during Acting Governor, D: Norris Bradbury, head
appearance of the defendants is region there were emergency
circulated this the Court below
past week has asked the the laboratories, said he slept to stand as unconditional and the meetings of focal Councils to- to his next point unleaned teist judge whether he through the tremor and had only pleadings will now follow Order day. At these it was stressed
Hong- in Conton and appent Admiralty Jurisdiction, Mr Me- would direct the Jury a little second-hand reports. A spokes-s, Rule 33 as if the statement of that the loss is heavy because kong, appending to it a sub- the skeleton of his argument on Neill said that the circum-further
on the matter arising men said instruments used, to claim has been served on defend-virtually no one was Insured scription list for the receipt
ol the law in order that the Court stances were such here that in out of the
circumstances in measure atomic and other shocks ants today.
against damage by floods. It names of any disposed to assist might appreciate the significance any case his Lordship should
which the accused encountered during tests apparently were not The costs of the summons in has not hitherto been a region in carrying out the Society's and relevance of the affidavits, not exercise a discretion In
his wife on the morning in operating during the night. Chambers and of the motion be-of disastrous floods...
philanthropie object. In another beenuse without that skeleton
fore this Court are to be paid to application United Press. question but this
part to this paper will be found reading the affidavits would not favour of hearing the actions.
Hearing is continuing,.
an the defendants."
frum trial
appropriate be of much assistance to the
(The claim was for $54,000 Court.
the columns of the Dally News being balance for goods bargain-
wheretrom wo learn
that ed and cold under contract).
Is a complete 109," he viewed in a purely commercial (The 1907 action referred to by
light, the business of emigra Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 17. Counsel was one in which the
The lack of insurance
> Australia la ono Lion A number of convicts, armed plaintiff was Yue Wing and the tection was stressed by persons which in this part of the world
revolvers,
setting overpowered defendant David Sassoon). trial with
up relief funds. The traders are collaterally in treit- guards and escaped
through
the
response · was expected to bo ed. The Gold mines have at- prison here
liberal. A flood rollef project tracted thepherds from according to first reports.
aponsored, by the Lord Mayor their today
flocks the usual of woo), which our surrounded the area in the hunt
Yorkshire and Wutshire spinners look for, will be kept back or lost- and the market in that alaple be- comes disarranged accordingly. X- terupted at home, the Tini affects the China market. also interrup- ion, however, the effects of-which can be checked, in 'the commence- ment, by siding_to carry out views of the Highland Emigration Society'). But nurt experiences teach us that there is no need to deal wil the matter in this spirit to gain for it all the sympathy witch those who make the appeal are
demtraits of creating? We have not yet seen the list of subvibers, nor do we knOW the name of the Banker who is to receive the contributions; but wo suppose that any money paid in st eliher of the Branches of tim Oriental Bank Corporation will be duly accredited to, the und af Hociety to which His Royal Highnei Prince Albert has so graciously. ex- tended his patronage."
"The principle upon which wo raise our application is a prin- ciple whereby
the Courts of Hongkong as the Courts in the United Kingdom will not compsi forelim Sovereign or State to choose between losing a right
coming into Court and submitting to the Jurisdiction If he preserved it,” That was the Counsel sald. cardinal principle which man through all cases.
IMPLEADED If by any proceedings in our
whother
which he claims and
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Special police aying squads NOVEL PLANE of London in 1947 raised £3-crop
which
might but in provocation directed
the
Jury that provocation Fournier arising from an act of adultery for the convicts, who left their on the street prison clothes to was not open the appellant,
what appears to We have heard an interesting be a clean getaway.-Reuter.
after making argument from Counsel for the appellant as to "the act of adul fory" and the effect of the, de- cision in Holmes vs. Director of
but
we have reached Leon
the Public Prosecutions
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