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alter the levels provided no breach of covenant was
thereby created: there was no such covenant, and,
provided the lessees access to his lot was not pre-
vented, he had no legal remedy.
The Highways Ordinance provides that in future
any claims to compensation are to be considered and
paid if well founded.
(c) and (d) There is no discrimination; the Harbour
of Refuge Ordinance had already expressly legalised
the alteration ex abundantift! and the lessee
never had any jus which has been infringed.
cautela
Paragraph 9. This has been dealt with in paragraphs
27 and 28, the expert assistance will be given by
expert witnesses on both sides.
Paragraph 10. The claims for damage to the front
Sections exceed the total present value of the pro- perty as Marine Lots!
A copy of the correspondence and a general plan of Yaumati
are attached.
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7RhBowley
Crown Solicitor.
2 @May 1911.
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