Mont
that the Petition
asks that it
may
be referred to
the Committee of Council, that
under Judicial Committee's Purview
H.M has
C.41. S.4
refer matters
to the Judicial Committee
and the Committee must thereupon hear
and consider the same
and advise Him. the Crown,
that a reference of this kind
does not proceed upon a final
case
that the present
case is suitable for
such reference.
3. They consider, therefore, that
the Petitioners have proper cause to
apply to the Privy Council for leave to
appeal for the decision
of the Courts
of Hong Kong, if they
are advised that
it is necessary
and that the case is
fit for appeal. On this last point the L.o. offer
no opinion.
4. As to the
contention that
ultra vires, they
point out that
the right has been raised in the Hong Kong Court
and possibly not by the Petitioners
but may have been raised, it
is advised that there is
ground for the contention
in question
which they express
in suspicion.
If the
contention on
William IV
for hearing
or
Cars
Judicial Committee