ENCLOSURE 6
Paragraph 24(v)
PROPERTY AND JURY SERVICE (AND EXEMPTION
QUALIFICATIONS
To entitle a person to have his or her name placed
upon the register of electors it shall be necessary that he
or she should have either a qualification depending directly
upon the ownership or occupation of property which has been
enjoyed for a certain period fixed by law, or a qualification
depending directly upon liability for jury service under the
provisions of the Jury Ordinance, 1887, or upon inclusion in
any of the classes specified under the heading of Jury Service
Qualification in this note, being in the main classes exempted
from Jury Service.
Property Qualification.
A person shall be deemed to have this qualification if
at the time of his or her application for registration and for
not less than three months immediately preceding the same
$12.10.0
(a) he or she is the owner of any tenement within the
meaning of Section 2(i) of the Rating Ordinance, 1901,
in respect of which, as a single rateable tenement,
rates amounting to not less than $200 per annum are
paid, or
(b) he or she is the tenant of the whole of any tenement
in respect of which as a single rateable tenement
rates amounting to not less than $200 per annum are
paid, or, in the case of any such tenement the ground
floor whereof is a shop, he or she is the tenant of
such shop, or
(c) he or she is the owner of any tenement in any one of
certain villages to be specified in the electoral law
in respect of which as a single rateable tenement rates
amounting to not less than $20 per annum are paid, or
is the tenant of the whole of any such tenement.
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