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LANGLOIS,
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(26233)
Sir:-
WARREN AND TATE.
2098
REC
REC 15 JAN 15
170, BISHOPSGATE,
LONDON, E.C..
June 10th, 1914.
173
IBRAHIM Y THE KING.
We have been requested by the Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies to write to you in reference to the costs
of the Appellant in this appeal by special leave to the
Privy Council,
As you will recollect the Record and the Appellant's
Case were printed at the expense of the Crown, and the
Appeal being in forma pauperis we were excused payment of any Court Fees in the Privy Council. The only actual
payments we have yet made are the charges for cables to Hongkong and petty disbursements, amounting in all to
£3 or £4, and the proportionate payments for clerk's sal- aries.
We have not yet paid any fees to our Counsel, as
neither we nor the Appellant's agents in Hongkong have
received any fund out of which such payment could be made.
The Under Secretary of State,
We
Foreign Office.