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Mr Lau Chu Paki-

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Is it ever reported to anybody, or would it stop at the Senior Inspecter ?

It would stap at the genior Inspector.

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Is there any information that the Senior Inspeators go and verify ↑

I cant guarantee. the Senior Inspector is supponed to visit the place to verify a wuisance reported by a District Inspector.

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference:-

C.O. 537

Mr Shelton Hooper:-

Hooper:

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Before or after that notice is served by him ↑ After.

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The Chairma :-

To justify the serving of the notice ?

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To justify the asking for a legal natics.

Mr Shelton Hooper:-

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But a legal notice is not asked for until - That is the object of the genior Inspector's visit.

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Mr Lau Chu Pak:-

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So that the Senior Inspector does not necessarily go to Bee that the nuisance does exist ?

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I cant guarantee that he goes in every case, because I

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that is his work.

Mr Shelton Hooper:-

It is his duty ?

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Mr Tung và chun:

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It is his duty to verify it.

But you say the Senior Inspector receives a counterfoil from the District Inap-ator ↑

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Yes.

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Then,

is it not his duty to see ?

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small notices have been served by the genior Inspector,

and if the owner did not wish to dispute the case, and did the work, the matter would end there f

I dont want to convey that meaning. The senior Inapeator is supposed to have cognisanos of all work done in his Distriot, whether on an informal, or a legal, notino.