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Section 201.
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The Board of Trade raises a very nice question. I
am afraid the difficulty is inseparable from a system
where there are so many co-ordinate jurisdictions with
different laws. We must face it and make the best of
difficult situations where they arise. I do not think
they will be frequent.
Baction 203.
As the charge is one which would only be enforced
against the liquidator in a British Court I think the
Board of Trade difficulty does not arise.
Section 205 (3)
Provision for English bankruptcy law is made in my
draft Order-in-Council.
Section 214 (5).
Bankruptcy law. See Craft Order-in-Council.
Section 216.
This should be amended to include officers entitled
to take affidavits in His Britannic Majesty's Supreme
Court for China.
Section 217.
For Colonial Treasurer "Judge by Rule of Court" see
Order