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Enclosure A.
C. O.
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Opission by the Attorney donat
"the Court in
The powers of the
suxponding certificates are power defined by Imperial stats . &hen those oleks speak- of certificate they refer to certificates - recognized as such for the purposes of
ack.
those cot. They give power, under certain
circunstances, to suspend such certificate (but wo
others). Singapore certificates
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are not, under existing circumstances recognised as certificate for the purposes
of the Imperial Act; therefore the power of suspension exercised by this court do not apply in relation to them.
To wueet the difficulty.
mentioned by the Harbour Master, the Colony should do as Victoria did, and
recognize