transactions contrary to the
Police regulations in force in
the Colony.
Although Mr Chamberlain originally approved, he is now disposed to consider that the punishment of dismissal was too severe for the offence, and he refused to interfere in regard to Utter Singh's dismissal.
It cannot be taken into Connexion with this case as it was not brought to notice until after he had been summarily discharged, eleven months previously. He therefore proposes to give instructions that Utter Singh should be permitted to retire on a reduced Pension, as the money-lending transaction, in which Utter Singh engaged, appears to have been isolated, and there is no evidence of his alleged complicity in the recent Gambling scandals.
Before fully deciding the matter, he would ask Mr Johan to be good enough to explain...
transactions contrary to the
Police regulations in force in
the Colony.
I Although
Mur Chamberlain orignally
approved refused to interfere i
regard
he is
to Utter Singh's dismissal
di
further conson dispored
to consider that the punishment
of dismissal
was too severa
for the
a
penalty for
than sone
cannot be taken into
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of
his
prused until
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punish.
not brought
eleven
mouttes
had been summarily
discharged.
3 He therefore proposes to goven
instinctions that Utter Suigh
should be perfuitted to retira
money. lending transaction
appears to have been
which
Utter Suigh angaged
and
this
he is of opinion that
man's alleged complicity
in the recent Gambling scandals
on a
reduce th
Peusion
tat
of being / dismained, but before
Before fully deciding the matter
doing to
he
would ack
Johan
to be good enough
to explai
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