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On the whole, however,
we are able to advise the
further prevention, for the sake of settling questions of Law of one appeal in a proceeding which ought not to have been begun, and might have been, if begun, conducted very differently
Inconvenient consequences may arise
No
doubt from discontinuing the proceedings in this
case, but they are
A
less
evil in our
judgement
It is
easy by
statement.
to the Government of Macao to take proceedings, in a less objectionable form a new one against anyone who libels it - the two pending informations should be put an
end to
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We have it –
(signed)
R. P. Collier. J.D. Coleridge F. F. F. (possibly "Fraser Fais" or similar, but "F. F. F." is kept as is due to uncertainty)
than continuing them
or minute to prevent the
judgement of the Chief Justice from being
taken as accepted by the Govt or
standing
us as an uncontested precedent _ the Portuguese
as
Government may properly be informed by your Lordship that grave questions of procedure
have arisen, which render it unadvisable to
prosecute further _ But that Government
abriged be open
may also be told that it will
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On the whole, however, we are able to advise the further prevention, for the sake of settling questions of Law of one appeal in a proceeding which ought not to have been begun, and might have been, if begun, conducted very differently
Inconversant consequences may arise No doubt from discontinuing the proceedings in this case, but they are A less evil in our judgement
It is easy by statement to the Government of Macao to take proceedings, in a less objectionable form a new one against anyone wholbels it - the two pending informations should be put an end to
We have it – (signed) R. P. Collier. J.D. Coleridge F. F. F.
than continuing them or minute to prevent the judgement of the Chief Justice from being taken as accepted by the Govt or standing us as an uncontested precedent the Portuguese Government may properly be informed by your Lordship that grave questions of procedure have arisen, which render it unadvisable to prosecute further But that Government may also be told that it will be open
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On the whole, however, we are able to advise the further prevention, for the sake of settling questions of Law of one appeal in a proceeding which ought not to have been begun, and might have been, if begun, conducted very differently
Inconvenient consequences may arise No doubt from discontinuing the proceedings in this case, but they are a less evil in our judgement
It is easy by statement to the Government of Macao to take proceedings in a less objectionable form, a new one against anyone who libels it - the two pending informations should be put an end to
We have it – (signed) R. P. Collier. J.D. Coleridge F. F. F.
than continuing them or minute to prevent the judgement of the Chief Justice from being taken as accepted by the Government or standing us as an uncontested precedent. The Portuguese Government may properly be informed by your Lordship that grave questions of procedure have arisen, which render it unadvisable to prosecute further. But that Government may also be told that it will be open