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5.
We have to call the attention of the Govern-
-ment to the fact that for years the Government has been dumping, or permitting the dumping of rubbish in front of the houses or some of the houses situate on these Lots thereby necessarily affecting the access to the sea and/or the use and value of the houses affected. This necessarily gives rise to a claim by the owners of the houses affected against the Government. This claim is being prepared and will ne presented in due course; it does not of course, fall within the scope of the Ordinance.
6.
We have also to point out that the houses on the Lots or some of them have been injuriously affected by the alterations in levels which have been carried out in the past: This also entitles the owers of the houses affected to com- -pensation, particulars of which are also being prepared and will be furnished in due course; this compensation also falls outside the scope of the Ordinance.
7.
We have also to point out what possibly has escaped attention that clause 12 of the Ordinance only covers claims put forward by Omers of Sections or Sub-sections which have a frontage on Reclamation Street. In so far as the Owner of or Owners of Sections or Sub-sections of Kowloon liarine Lots 29, 30 and 31 which have not a frontage on Reclamation Street are concerned whose properties are injuriously affected by the work- -ing of the Ordinance, their claims are also being prepared and will be presented in due course. They also do not ENERCİXİX come within the scope of the Ordinance.
8.
In so far as claims to compensation are conc- -erned arising under paragraphs 5, 6 and 7 of this letter such claims, if not met by the Government, must be determined by the Ordinary Tribunal for settling disputed claims. In so far as the claims of Section or Sub-section holders fronting on Reclamation Street are concerned, they ee within the scope of the Ordinance and therefore have to be determined in accordance with its
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