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*to result from the English cases that in England
"in order to be capable
be registered under the be registered
"Act, the company must be one which at the outset
"contemplates some description of management and
on
"of carrying a business in this country.
A
"Thus in many cases in London there only re-
"mained some semblance and shadow of the adminis-
"tration such as an office and a secretary
"It is clear that the status of such companies
was to say the least of it abnormal."
It is true that in China at present there are
no such Mixed Tribunals and Court of Appeal as
exist in Egypt and that freedom to enter British granted companies is by treaty to Chinese a stipulation
that suggests willingness to include all that
pertains to the inception and conduct of British
companies within our extra-territorial privileges.
But for those very reasons any laxity of control
any conflict of jurisdiction, any burdensome
condition precedent to obtaining redress for mal-
administration
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