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merchant C. A J
Hernmer
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only
be
such case; it would here
considered legal if the foreign authoutées who have to judge of the validity of the will proved that it was correctly drawn up. The question put to me may therefore be answered thurs: that the will in itself would be considered illeted in Hongkong and would have been equally at the time of sequature, leut that it would be rendered volid if the German authorities raised
no objections against it.
The Consular Archives, which
were mostly destroyed
in a
in 1874, enfortimately give information
of
typhoon
wo
as to the drawing not
the document; but I
names on the blank sheets
ar
unelived
the
to doubt the legalisation of tysignatents by the then Consul
A
Einke, both from
prima facie evidence.
corcoration
Lexo
and also on account because this
question of signatures subscribed to a will;
may
the want of a date to the will
unpposition be explained by the fact that
legalising of the
the making
aud
will were done at the same time.
The Rumperial Vire Consul
(Pd) Dr. Schrameyer