CO129-459 - Individuals - 1919 — Page 77

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on the 21st December 1917 the Appellant brought an action against the Respondents in the Supreme Court of Hong Kong.

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on the 15th January 1919 the Governor-in-Council under an order under Section 4 Sub-section (11) of the Ordinance prohibiting the Appellant from being within the Colony for the space of fifteen years and ordering him to depart within seventy-three days.

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The Statement of Claim in the action was delivered on the 7th March 1919, and the Defence was delivered on the 16th

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The relief claimed by the Appellant was :-

(1) A declaration that a number of actions and proceedings connected with the making of the deportation Order were ultra vires and wrongful or in the alternative that the deportation order made against him was ultra vires and wrongful, and in the alternative a declaration that the Deportation Ordinance 1917 is ultra vires,

(2) A declaration that he is entitled to his immediate liberation and discharge from the present proceedings for his deportation together with the return of the money deposited by him as bail.

(3) Damages.

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The case came on for trial before the Full Court (Sir William Rees Davies, Chief Justice, and the Honourable Mr Justice Gompers) on the 24th April 1918.

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At the hearing of the action no witnesses were called on


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...717523ならばeldarı dirib..12section (4) of the Ordinance.9.coord1 3-Record 132Record1 3 4 8Record 358-RecordP. 1612on the 21st December 1917 the Appellant brought an action against the Respondents in the Supreme Court of Hong Kong.· rade10.on the 15th January 1919 the Governor-in-Council under an order under Section 4 Sub-section (11) of the Ordinance prohibiting the Appellant from being within the Colony for the space of fifteen years and ordering him to depart within seventy-three days.11.The Statement of Claim in the action was delivered on the 7th March 1919, and the Defence was delivered on the 16th118.The relief claimed by the Appellant was :-(1) A declaration that a number of actions and proceedings connected with the making of the deportation Order were ultra vires and wrongful or in the alternative that the deportation order made against him was ultra vires and wrongful, and in the alternative a declaration that the Deportation Ordinance 1917 is ultra vires,(2) A declaration that he is entitled to his immediate liberation and discharge from the present proceedings for his deportation together with the return of the money deposited by him as bail.(3) Damages.12.The case came on for trial before the Full Court (Sir William Rees Davies, Chief Justice, and the Honourable Mr Justice Gompers) on the 24th April 1918.13.At the hearing of the action no witnesses were called on6
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...717523ならばeldarı dirib..12section (4) of the Ordinance.9.coord1 3-tecord 132Record1 3 4 8Record 358-RecordP. 1612on the 21st December 1917 the Appellant brought an action against the Respondents in the Supreme Court of Hong Kong.· rade10.on the 15th January 1919 the Governor-in-Council under an order under Section 4 Sub-section (11) of the Ordinance prohibiting the Appellant from being within the Colony for the space of fifteen years and ordering him to depart within seventy three days.11.The Statement of Claim in the action was delivered on the 7th March 1919, and the Defence was delivered on the 16th118.The relief claimed by the Appellant was :-(1) A declaration that a number of actions and proceedings connected with the making of the deportation Order were ultra virea and wrongful or in the alternative that the deportation order made against him was ultra vires and wrongful, and in the alternative a declaration that the Deportation Ordinance 1917 is ultra vires,(2) A declaration that he is entitled to his immediate liberation and discharge from the present proceedings for his deportation together with the return of the money deposited by him as bail.(3) Damages.12.The oase came on for trial before the Full Court (Sir William Reas Davies, Chief Justice, and the Honourable Mr Justios Gompers) on the 24th April 1918.13.At the hearing of the action no witnesses were called on6
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section (4) of the Ordinance.

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tecord 132

Record

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Record 358

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Record

P. 16

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on the 21st December 1917 the Appellant brought an action

against the Respondents in the Supreme Court of Hong Kong.

· rade

10.

on the 15th January 1919 the Governor-in-Council under

an order under Section 4 Sub-section (11) of the Ordinance

prohibiting the Appellant from being within the Colony for the

space of fifteen years and ordering him to depart within

seventy three days.

11.

The Statement of Claim in the action was delivered on

the 7th March 1919, and the Defence was delivered on the 16th

118.

The relief claimed by the Appellant was :-

(1) A declaration that a number of actions and proceedings

connected with the making of the deportation Order were

ultra virea and wrongful or in the alternative that the deportation order made against him was ultra vires and

wrongful, and in the alternative a declaration that the

Deportation Ordinance 1917 is ultra vires,

(2) A declaration that he is entitled to his immediate

liberation and discharge from the present proceedings for

his deportation together with the return of the money

deposited by him as bail.

(3) Damages.

12.

The oase came on for trial before the Full Court (Sir

William Reas Davies, Chief Justice, and the Honourable Mr

Justios Gompers) on the 24th April 1918.

13.

At the hearing of the action no witnesses were called on

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