might cheerfully become involved, is more than $60,000, besides entertaining proposals from such, especially as the Acting Attorney General (Judge Poll) considers the Government not legally liable, and that those who wish to save their houses and preserve the wall opposite them must do so at their own expense).
That opinion does not, I fear, tally entirely with an opinion of the Attorney General (Mr. Pannelfate) now absent in England, which opinion was given on that very point in October last year. Mr. Pannelfate ... "undertake its repairs". I believe that it is the intention of some parties to bring the matter, if possible, before the Courts, but whatever the result may be I confess that at this moment these hitherto unforeseen but possibly imminent calls on the Public Treasury cause me much anxiety. They strongly corroborate the view expressed in my despatch No. 361.
Para 21. that "unless there be in hand an available balance of at least $100,000 it is difficult now and then to meet pressing necessities from incoming revenue alone. Even supposing that the Government succeeds in proving its case it is clear that the Government is unquestionably liable and must therefore ... of the Prayer and must ...
might cherely become involved, is
mer e
tham & 60,000, delers me
entertaining
from
such proposals, especially
as the Acting Attorney General I (Judge Pall) considers the Government not legally liable, and that those
who wish to
save
their houses and
preserve the wall opposite them I
must do.
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so at their now expense).
That
opinion does not,
I fear, talty entirely with an opinion of the Attorney General (Mr Panneefate) now absent in England, which opinion
in October last year
Mas
given
that very point. Mr Panicefater
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"undutare its repairs". I believe that
it is the intention of
semu
parties to bring the matter, if possible, before
the Courts, but whatever the result
may
be I confess that at this moment these hitherto unforeseen hut pofibly Public Treasury
imminent calls
cans e
en
me much
the
auxiety. They strongly convoborate the
expressed in my despatch 1.361
view expressed.
Para 21. that " unless there be in hand an
"available balance of at least $100,000
"it is difficult.
now and thew to meet
pressing recessities from
"The most pressing
a
4.
was
incoming
revenu
alone.
10t
Even
supposing
that the
Gor
emment succeeds in proving
its
clear that the Government is inquestionably
"1
avver
and must therefore
of the Prayer and must
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