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FOREIGN OFFICE
June 30, 1914.
In continuation of the letter from this Department of
the 21st. of April last enclosing despatches from His
Majesty's Consul General at Shanghai and His Majesty's
Minister at Peking respecting the draft China (Companies)
Order in Council, I am directed by Secretary Sir E. Grey to
make the following observations in regard to the recommenda-
tions put forward in that correspondence.
The main amendment advocated by Sir E. Fraser is the
omission of the words "limited by shares" in the definition
of "China Company".
As r. Secretary Harcourt is aware, one of the difficul-
ties that has always beset the proposals for facilitating
the incorporation at Shanghai of ritish Companies has been
the question of how to enforce the payment of sums owing by
foreign contributories in the event of winding up proceed-
ings
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Colonial Office.
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