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Law Adviser. The Attorney General at first.
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quite clear that.
right to memorialist had no
the "Lan," and he was told
1
consequently that he must
and the Lan
"
was
- put up
to
auction and duly leased to others,
money
who paid the consideration to Government. Then the Attorney General seemed to entertain doubts, and suggested that a compromise should, if possible, be effected, taking care, in the meantime, that no new licence should be
issued
issued to memorialist, and that he should not be registered as lessee or
recognised.
in
any way
by Government as having a claim. Finally, Mr. Ackroyd, the Acting Attorney General advised that Memorialist had no claim, agreeing in this respect with the first opinion expressed by Mr. O'Malley: that there were no doubts in his mind as to the result of litigation; and that the Government was
bound
by its contract to put
the new lessee in possession. This
had