referred: mind the stall was put up to tender
in the usual way.
When Mr Russell filled the Office of Registrar General, he called the attention of the Government to the system of letting stalls in the Markets in the case of death
and suggested that a proclamation should be issued stating decided rules. He also gave his opinion that the stall should revert to the Government. He states: There
is nothing like "tenant right" in this case, and there has been a clear understanding that the deceased holder caused a vacancy. The matter was referred to the Attorney General who states - "I think the Registrar General's suggestion that a general notification to the effect that the death of the lessee will cause all cases to be treated as creating a Vacancy should be adopted". A notification was issued accordingly. A translation of the Notification is appended.
About a week ago a man called Chi Kwan-fong came to this office, stating that he had lost the license for Law N°2, Western Market, requested that a duplicate license might be issued to him. I inquired what had been the practice of the Department in such matters, and was told that duplicate licenses were issued in the event of the original being lost. I accordingly ordered the issue of a duplicate licence, and sent the applicant into the Registration Office with the Registration Clerk. Almost immediately afterwards, the Inspector of Market came into my office with the book in which the names of the lessees are entered, and asked if only one name was to appear on the license. To this I assented.
The applicant had scarcely left the Office when it was brought to my notice that the original lessee of the stall was dead. I at once recalled the license which had been issued.
refiered: mind the stall was put up to tender
in the usual.
way.
When Mr Rusell filled the Office of Registrar General, he called the attention of the Governtueues to the system of letting stalls in the Markets in the case of death
auð
suggested
it
that
Q.
· proclamation should
be issued stating decided rules. He also gave has his opinion that the stall should revert to the Governement . He states : There
. :
is
nothing like "lement right "in this case,
and there has been a clear understanding
of a
that the decease a holder caused a vacancy. The
matter was
referred
Co
the Attorney General who stretes - "I
think the Registrar General's suggestion
that
conce
general notification to the effect
of death of the lessse will
that all cases
be breated as creating a Vacancy should
be adopted", "A notification was issued accordingly, A translation of the Notification is appended.
About a week ago
a cian called
Chii
A.
Chri Kaux-fong
Caue
to this
this office,
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aud,
stating that he had lost the license for Law N°2, Western Market, requested that
a..
duplicate license might be issued to hime . I inquired what had been the practice of the Department in euch. matters, and was told that duplicate licenses were issued in the event of the original being lost. I accordingly ordered the issue of a duplicate licence, and sent the applicant into the Registration Office with the Registration Clerk. Akuost immediately afterwards, the Inspector of ellarkch
caure into.
with the book in which the
my office
of the
entered, and asked if only
leesees
are
on the liceuse"
only.
one NOAA/ was to appear. To this I asserted and
one hame
•pect on the license. The appliant
was peet.
notice that the
had scarcely left the Office when it was brought to ing
original bessee of the stall was dead. I at once
recalled the license which had been
isened
ri
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