297 13.
force
Would
without such proclamation
be
in direct opposition
to International Law and,
as
such, illegal
(5) the only right which
any taking exercise of power
over
control
in
the
of
the
Civil Administration
where
of
a
Foreign Power
the safety of HM's forces
is
Would
appear
to
me to
Exist
is
as
that of might -
understood by martial Law.
(6) martial Law
governed by the Army Act
makes no provision for
any,
not endangered
(7) If any malefactor against Chinese Law escapes into Hong Kong from Chinese territory,
how can
the
Hong Kong police legally act Except at the written request of the Chinese authorities?
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297 13.
force
Would
without such proclamation
be
in direct opposition
to International Law and,
as
such, illegal
(5) the only right which
any taking
exercise of power
over
control
in
the
of
the
Civil
Administration
where
of
a
Foreign Power
the safety of HM's forces
is
Would
appear
to
me to
Exist
is
as
that of might -
understood by martial
Law.
(6) martial Law
Soverned by the Army Act
males
no provision for
any,
not endangered
(7) If any malefactor against Chinese Law excapes into Hong Kong from Chinese tonitory
l
how can
the
Hing Rony police legally act Except at the written request of the Chinese authorities?
12
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