of the Portuguese Govrcuncent.
From
your Despatu
of the 3rd September and
the enclosures in which
the poestion hat bein very fairly discatted• frames baths prouits of siew, I gattern that the important points in Colonial law apou
cohech
you
desire to
receive instructions
are teoo, first, whether
the Attorney General
right in filing ex officio information
in this case,
and
Secondly
whether
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whether
you
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shaved have
been consutted before such
informention was filled, Upon the first
point I ave
are advised
that the Attorney General
has neted
filing
ave
rightly in
ex
information.
officia
Su England.
you
perberry
as
are aware, inform
A
-ations may be filed
by the Attorney General
ex Officia
acoce de
upon
his
diseration without
leave of the Court, and
they may
also be filed
by the Matter of the
Crocone Office, but not without the previous
leave