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discontinued.
9.
proved an e
As the ev called ~
"quatters in this Village have, in the opinion of the Commission,
equitable title to their houses, the Commission thinks that the ordinary inland leases for land already built upon (form annexed), should be issued
to them, but the Commission would wish to point out that in their belief the present Royal Instructions require all land
leased to be put up to auction, the leases recommended cannot probably be issued until the
necessary authority has been
obtained
10.
The Commission has
the honour to suggest that the next survey should be made as
quickly as possible
as until this
is done it will be unable to
proceed further.
Dated this 6th day of April.
With regard
to
Los For Clarke.
Edw. I. Ackroyd
L. Brown
A. G. Mitchell.
With regard to the recommendation
at the end of paragraph II, I wish to call attention to the fact that a question of principle is involved
therein.
Where the village of Tongnei-chung is an isolated case, I should
not hesitate to recommend the
issue
of ordinary leases, but as any action taken with respect to it will necessarily be
regarded as a precedent when dealing
with valuable sites in Kowloon
and elsewhere, at present in the
possession
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descontinued.
9.
proved an e
As the ev called ~
&quatters in this Village have, in the opinion of the Commission,
equitable title to their horises, the Commission thunks. that the ordinary niland leases for land already built upon (form annever), should be issued
to than, but the Commission. would wish to pount out that in their belief the present Royal „uestructions require all land
leased to be put up to auction, the leaves recommended cannot probably be issued until the
Me
as
ccessary authority has been __
obtained
10.
The Commission has
the honour to suggest that the next survey should be made as
· quickly as possible
as until this
E
is done it will be unable to
proceed further.
Dated this 6th day of Aprities.
With re
Los For Clarke.
to
"
Edw. I. Ackroyd
L. Brown
A. G. Mitchell. Imes
regard
to the recommendation
at the end of paragraph II, I wish to call attention to the fact that a question of principle is involved
therein.
Where the village of thongnei-
chung
an isolated case, I should.
not hesitate to recommend the
isoice
of ordinary leases, but as any action taken with respect to it will necessarily be re
regarded as a precedent when dealing
with valuable sites in Kowloo
and elsewhere, at present in the
possession
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