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Having regard to the difficulties to which I
have referred and to the fact alluded to in the last preceding
paragraph I would advise, as the period pending the retirement of
the Chief Justice is short, that the procedure should for the
present remain in statu quo, and as I am going home on leave next
month I would seek the opportunity of conferring further with the
legal advisers of the Secretary of State on the subject generally.
As to the question of a Second Puiane Judge I
6.
desire to say whilst, as stated in the enclosure to Sir Henry May's
Despatch of 22nd. October last, I gave as my opinion that in normal
conditions with a proper allocation of work as between the two
Judges a third judge is not necessary I desire to reiterate that
for the purposes of reconstituting the Court of Appeal a third
Judge is urgently required and unless the proposal of appointing
one of the Shanghai Judges is practicable I doubt whether any
other satisfactory means can be devised of meeting the case.
(Sd.) W. Rees Davies.
1st. March, 1911.