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bem indicated that hi sharto
tim tæmay has in this Colony beer, regarded as an mitity separate
faras She Judicial Departe... Stich ma the mas presưmbly because în
fact, the Magistrat, in the past was, ・ believ, malusively stuffed by
aduân... atrative officers until just before 1441. The decisi. 003 120w
however, that the five amgisterial posts which
require
filled
for Hong Kong and Kowloon should be staffed by mebars of the Colmimi
Lazal Servios. Further, this tenianoy has been omphasised by recent
decision in paunakyle that ằng terial work in the New Territ)
should be di semigo, hy a legal ffiow. It s emas clear, therefore,
that ängis to tes should come within the purview of the judicial değer kan
and that all offiews now holding such appointɔmt substantively and
subse
apointed shall regard the Chief Jus ti, oe, through the
Registrar of
me Court, as tœrir head of de ærtout, I so
recumd In this contestion I refer to my mámite af che 6th Deog«ber
1947 ( 10.(52) on Cisne 10 3 1 0 4/5/47) in which I stated that Dia
Bungur the Chief Justice had agreed tant if the Magistao were dea
samtally subaruuate to the Judicial Departame he reoxePAJEŽI
creation of a now post of
the Sala
Comission for
Magistrate at a salary of ~1500 plus z250 expatriation pay, should
be dropped. I mo
it will be observed that under th
should be six
liates, 1.0.
I have grɔposed
mcdi ki, Osan).
requirements for the staffing of the Magistracies in Victoria and
Kowloon, 1 qua.der that susta dition is necessary to allow for vacway
created by absene: on leave or for other cause. Sush officer should
also be available for relief primarily in the Hagiatærar Geomral's
Dayar tumut, but also for the Legal Dejartzers, if required.
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as to 'Y' - ukusią solicitor, I would like to preface the
ression of my view by mying that during my tenure of aTios there
has been such excellent co-o@ratiou between Ar, Andrewse!
and my own, that for my purposes we have been working as one
üler zoal staff has been shared MINĀ
ver, alɛse liason maintained. It
nevertheless sedus to me clear that, on principle, it is preferable