SUPREME COURT,
28160
225
IPS 3 AUG 08
SHANGHAI,
June 10th, 1908.
No.22.
(24894)
Sir:-
With reference to the note dated April 13th, 1908 transmitting for my observations copy of a despatch from the Colonial Office dated March 26th enclosing Hongkong Ordinance authorising Companies registered under the Companies Ordinance 1865 to keep local registers of their members outside the Colony, I have the honour to report that this Ordinance embodies an arrangement come to by Sir Haviland de Sausmarez directly with His Excellency the Governor of Hongkong. It seems to me exactly to meet the necessities of the case: the injustice of death duties being payable both to this Court and to the Court in Hongkong is removed, while the Hongkong revenue is protected. The arrangement is quite acceptable to the mercantile communities in China and has
Sir Edward Grey, Bart., M.P.,
C.&O.,
&C.,
le
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SUPREME COURT,
28160
225
IPS 3 AUG 08
SHANGHAI,
June 10th, 1208.
No.22.
(24894)
Sir:-
With reference to the note dated April 13th,
1908 transmitting for my observations copy of a des-
patch from the Colonial Office dated March 26th en-
closing Hongkong Ordinance authorising Companies
registered under the Companies Ordinance 1865 to
keep local registers of their members outside the
Colony, I have the honour to report that this Ordin-
ance embodies an arrangement come to by Sir Havil-
land de Sausmarez directly with His Excellency the
Governor of Hongkong. It seems to me exactly to meet
the necessities of the case: the injustice of death
duties being payable both to this Court and to the
Court in Hongkong is removed, while the Hongkong
revenue is protected. The arrangement is quite ac-
ceptable to the mercentile communities in China and
has
Sir Edward Grey, Bert., M.P.,
C.
&0.›
&C.,
le
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