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THIRD SCHEDULE.
Exactments amended.
Short title
[N. 32.]
KONG
HONG
No. 19 of 1957-
Chapter No.
60.
Extent of amendment
Importation and Exportation In section 7(1) all the words Ordinance.
following the words "a debt
due to the deleted.
97.
102.
New Territories Ordinance. Waterworks Ordinance.
109.
Dutiable Commodities Ordinance.
110.
Entertainmenta Tax Ordinance.
116.
Rating Ordinance.
378.
310.
Colonial Treasurer Incorporation Ordinance.
Secretary for Chinese Affairs Incorporation Ordinance.
No. 11 of 1953, Agricultural Products
(Marketing) Ordinance, 1952.
Crown"
are
Section 47 la repealed. In section 17 the words "at the suit of the Accountant General in the District Court" are deleted and at the end of the said section the wards as a debt due to the Crown" are inserted. In section 29 all the words following the words "a debt due to the Crown" deleted.
are
In section 4(2) all the words following the words "the proprietor" are deleted and replaced by the words "as a debt due to the Crown".
In section 31, subsection (3) is repealed and replaced na followe
"(3) Any rates in default and any anm added thereto by virtue of subsection (2) shall be recoverable as a debt due to the Crown.". In section 2 the words "to B00 and be sued." are deleted.
In section 2 the words "and by that name shall and may sue and be sued in all courts in this Colony" are deleted. In section 4(1) the words ["may sue and be sued" are deleted and replaced by the words "shall be known".
Passed the Legislative Council Hong Kong, this 8th day
of May, 1957-
(Secretariat CR9/3231/48)
ра
Deputy Clerk of Councils.
I assent.
Мемары
Governor.
9th May, 1957-
An Ordinance to vest in the Crown certain unclaimed property held under the custody, supervision or control of the Custodian of Property.
[roth May, 1957.]
WHEREAS by virtue of Article 3 of the Custodian Proclama- Preamble. tion, 1945, as amended by the Custodian (Amendment) Proclama» tion and as amended and perpetuated by the Law Amendment (Transitional Provisions) Ordinance, an officer was appointed to (Cap. 257). be Custodian of Property in the Colony of Hong Kong;
AND WHEREAS by virtue of Article 4 of the said Custodian Proclamation, amended as aforesaid, the Custodian of Property was empowered to take into his custody, supervision or control certain property, being---
(a) the property of any State, other than an Enemy State,
not otherwise properly safeguarded;