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Copy of the Opinion of the Attorney General.
As Mr. Seime is now interdicted
I do not see that anything can be done in his case.
But the Colonial Office regulation 310 appears to direct that all Colonial Officers entrusted with public money shall give this security to the Crown.
The steps by which this practice should be enforced must, I imagine, be a matter of routine for the carrying out of which (inasmuch as the Bond is to the Crown) the Colonial Secretary, rather than the head of any department, would be the person properly
541
Copy of the Opinion of the Attorney feneral.
As Mr. Seime is now interdicted
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I do not see that anything
Cam
be
done in his
Case
But the Colonial
Office regulation 310 appears to direct that all Colonial Officers extricated
with public monly
shall give
this
security to the Crown.
The steps by which
practice should be enforced must
I imagine
b
matter of routine
for
the carrying out
f
which
(masumch
the Bord is to the
a.s
rather
Crown) the Colonial Secretary
than
the head of any deportiment:
would.
Leerst
to
be the person
properly
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