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Persons of no nationality can apply to be
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naturalised if they are more than 20 years of age and fulfil
conditions (a), (c) and (a).
Article 4.
Foreigners or persons of no nationality who shall
have rendered exceptional services to the Chinese Government
can, even if they do not fulfil the first four conditions of the
preceding article, be granted special permission to become
naturalized on a joint report by the Wai Wu Pu and the Ministry
of the Interior to the Throne.
Article 5. Any foreigner or person of no nationality
coming under one of the following classes thereby acquires
Chinese nationality:-
(a). Women married to Chinese.
(b). A child having a Chinese step-father and living
under his roof.
(c). An illegitimate child recognised by the father
who is a chinese subject.
(d). An illegitimate child recognised by the Chinese
mother and whom the father does not consent
to recognise.
Provided always:-
met merit sTom tot antɗo nt beltatmob sď of .(s)
,aïset evitusesnoo
Isgol evad of bis egs to exser OS rovo ad of .(d)
Tisɗo to wal odd of galbrosos výlosqro
‚etuqer bus tetastalio boog to ed or .(a) ansom bпe aestuoret Ianoaraq tnaloittue eved of .(5)
.oɔnejatze to
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vent Vitnuos tient to wal øɗt of gribrosos tøft,(o)
gotřeď Tafta ydlianoitea awo Tiedt savi
.ytiisnoitan eseninɔ berlupos
Article 6.
(1). That under section (a) a valid marriage has
taken place and been properly reported and
that under sections (b), (c) and (d).
(2). Children who under the law of their country are
not of age and unmarried women are alone
included.
Any woman and any child under age whose husband
or father shall have become a naturalised Chinese subject shall
acquire Chinese nationality at the same time as the husband or
father provided that according to the law, their country they
lose ipso facto" their own nationality.
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