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to you, to be laid before
Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain
a copy of correspondence with
the Officer Administering the
Government of Hong Kong and the
Home Office, on the subject of a
draft Ordinance to consolidate and
amend the laws relating to
accessories to and abettors of
indictable offences.
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whether the proposed extension
of the general rule of law,
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any objection on this ground to
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Administering the Government of
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draft Ordinance to consolidate
and amend the laws relating to
accessories to and abettors of
indictable offences.
2. Mr. Amry is dvised
that this Bill carries the law
further than that which obtains
in
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