Enclosure.
questions there in formu- together with
with copies
lated together of the Ordinances referred
to.
I have the honour to be,
Sir Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,
Mylar
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COPY.
1.
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English Scotch and Irish Solicitors are
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admitted to practice in Hongkong under Ordinance 3 of 1971 Sec. 5
whereby it is provided
"The Supreme Court shall have power to ap-
prove, admit and enrol such persons as shall have been admitted barristers, or advocates in Great Britain or Ireland, to practice
as barristers, and such persons as shall have been admitted as
attoruies or writers in one of the Courts at Westminster
Dublin
or Edinburgh, or as proctors in any Ecclesiastical court in England
to practice as Attornies and proctors in the Supreme Court."
2.
Ordinance 3 of 1871 as amended by Ordinance
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13 of 1984 applies to the admission and enrolment of Attorney
Solicitors and Proctors.
3.
No examinations have to be passed in Hong-
been.
kong by Solicitors who have admitted in Great Britain or Ireland
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upon their being admitted to practice in Hongkong. By section 10 of
Ordinance 5 of 1871 every Solicitor of Great Britain or Ireland
desiring to be admitted to practice in Hongkong shall deposit with
the Registrar his certificate of admission and shall file in the
Court an affidavit of identity in such form as may be approved by
the Chief Justice.
There are no fees payable except $9.00
Court