497
Civil List attached, relates only to the amount
of pension when retirement for inefficiency
takes place. Retirements for inefficiency in
Ceylon are very frequent. !
Age for compulsory retirement. This is 66 for
Judges as well as other Officers, in S.3., F.M.S.)
and Ceylon. In the S.S. Ord. it is expressly so
stated. Judges are the class of officers from
which we most frequently require relief, and
I would not put them in a privileged position
in this respect.
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had but the non-statisting Maradis
Entirely
A
In thang het ofte of the Ceptas Prusios kinanti might be ade 11 of 1910, but the Collins is right about inceffiction & take 15. As the batter
of inefficiency
stands, Chase
in
in Canton on t toh dealt with wider cot they to
+ Mile
15 only peak with the funsion Under See 2(2)(c) of the order Male 15 could
be albind so as to provide the power
<vous le Straits Toad ofrimitan lezeslation.
As to the Hili Jude vs Sie wohes Davis is
54 thus Comberty 50 of the sex is redund
to 55 it might to thone, give undesirath to
Excenfet Judges previvid, affronted but of to
I think live a sand wire th la
Suorin that the croc is
not intended as
K
Ja S. Fiddes
another Peay cott Malouf Act
HA.
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The Governs of Hong Kong was to to latin
Legistative naves to retire incompetent
Officers at any age,
any officer at 55.
iepprove,
make m
and to whic
and, as in other colonies, exceptins for judge. ?
dive
di is pointed out in the movutes that The Leyton Pensions minente is not
thority for sufficient statutory
compulsory retireurent for inefficiency, which is prequent in tnylon.
for Fenicidad on the Oleumer case in
22590/15
it was hailed out that
for compertory
ર
Mamidad
it is belter
retirement to later
place Gender an
Col. Reg. 73.
Orda than under
Invite Ceylon to consider the fecation of lepolation?
Agyen.
in
is a hup.
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It wil net sutively in prevent difficu this
-pelency has it shis
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