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that a company, which the Court here had on the Order in Council
of 1919 held to be a China Company, was, in accordance with the 21 definition of the Ordinance of 1915, not a China Company, would
be obrinted.
Angming that in spite of delays in so doing,the liongkong
law will be amended no ma to agree with the new Order
in Counoil of 1919, there should then be no difficulty in deciding the status of a Uompany eurrying on business in Chin and kiss
in liongkong - the fugt to be decided will be whether or not the substantial control of the business of the Company in China in
If the business
exercised by persona ozdinarily resident in Chine,
in China is so controlled, the Company even if also surrying on business in longkong or elsewhere, will be a 'chin Company'. As provision had already been made in the Hongkong Companie a Ordinamos of 1915 for judíoiɛl decisionus to the stɛtus of
• Mongkong China' and of 'China' Companies, it was not necessary
to deal with this mutter in the Chim. (Compenisa) Amendment
Order in Council 1919.
Jestion 4 of the longkong Companies Ordinanes 1915 pro- vides for the transfer of companies from one je glutax to ɑnother.
Jub-section 1 (a á b) and subsection 2(a) deal with
the transfers made on the Ordinanas, and the Order in Council of 1915, coming into force, and as to notices given to the respective Begistzure as to the place whence the oparutions of companies were
e»rzied on.
Sub-section & (b,c, & 4) douls with the sending of such motices us to pluss of diruation in the cums of companies incor- porated after the omming into force of the Orüim-nos, und as to okɛnge of pluse of dizeation of existing companies, and as to
penalties inourzed
on failure to send auch notices.
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