2. Sir Henry Holland has carefully considered the matter and is unable to direct that legal proceedings should be taken in error or otherwise with any object of placing you in possession of land on the Eastern boundary, a claim which the Supreme Court has found to belong to other persons; and he does not perceive that you are entitled to any compensation at the hands of Government in connection with your unsuccessful litigation and its consequences.
3. But if it is the fact that you are not in possession of so many Sq.ft. as specified in your lease, this deficiency would seem to Sir Henry Holland to afford ground for adjustment of premium or reduction of rent or in such other way as may be just; but it is a matter which goes to settle with the Colonial Office, to whom a copy of this letter will be sent.
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of the case.
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Holland
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dered the matter the
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Entire unable to direct that
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any
object of placing pain
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possession of land
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which the Supreme
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to other persons;
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are
entitled
and he does not
that yo
to any compensation at the
the fort wi
hands of Connection with your unsuccessful litigation
orit consequences.
3. But if it is the fact
that aring to than widening of Whitty
sweet you
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are not im
possession of so many
Sq.ft.
in gar
lease,
specified
this
deficiency would seen to Sir Henry Holland to afford ground for adjustment 13. retum
of premium or reduction of rent or in such other
be just;
was
as may
but it is a matter
which goe
mat settle
with the Col. fu" &
whom a copy of this letter will be sent.
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TIDEDYTY
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