CO129-409 - Governor Sir May - 1914 [1-3] — Page 169

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-VİMİLDA To eindded owo sánt of viqqu a svisler enos

nedau and qu ynibivib to enoyau and tol noitsijJ-

ti,soidosnq ni .wai oj „mioznosa genom bra ytraqʊrq

TOŽBIJBİNİum ed-bluow and eno agwi a až oðaðae edƒ

and rijwound BSİTINO ODW Twtioiloɛ a syolqum syswin

wigger end ni quasiged dual comique oriz de noorİ BAC mi quraqoxy B'DessBoob səd ti dud ;serinam boa miot

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motî min due vaiq of Des Jausiiqqa mod taİSSA NË MOITO

Payong olie to noatroq leianna ndum yrım benyre of gnával

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edt ni zătolo end to eno yd berayətq od oz #maging

Juavilyya zʊoq a nie a eoidowiq mi „ssille panizmal

A to NoiJAK ṛinamba. To soddal nisjoo oở beneiw ode

Alwow basint to eviénder besseoob sir to atazuo IIma

-VISDOT and of dair vid Lind bro ¿waijeli erit of smoo

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Tendo ni brus monso naital rooq dope ni jaksola yai-

besinjoner and Bow HAR MÅLA VÀ Ilow sa sauna 500g

grival, bus ;etists down to agravo da edhe zorrag

Díuco an as noum sa temoiliga sua morì bentadie ona

tantoi ef end oð og of belodanoe saw „ioðumm boð Juods

wid novia gaivan bæa,@tanduigen yduquã mưż to nao 10

bluong of Indoim xus cĺnow jasno sad to sĺinjob add

anti ¡neoilya nad rol alayoq qijansong adi o'raqo'rq

LÀ HOWÀN BAW noinninranq soUE saxo eat alırı u sa zaw

and dnsożīgja með rol ezagung Land niươw nacữi ni LA Jand bedsloqretni yɗ was yma JI. mdomomumok ymanecen

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sno regral e piad nam bossmonk adź yd dial otajon

and oño sa beat'sedostacie od ɣilmeson >lasem nada ĐẾN II vegend of Slow Does at disley angag eba. nied comederi sint nå noidyeove add ¡soitto

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act of courtesy to him to assist his sister in the

taking out by her of letters of administration without

the unavoidable expense occasioned by the intermediary

of a Solicitor. In all cases in which letters of

administration are taken out, certain fees are payable

to Government; some of these fees are payable in

stamps, which, strictly speaking, should be purchased

personally by the applicant from the shroff or else-

-where and affired to the relative documents; others

are payable by way of embossed stamps to and at the

Treasury. These fees are not all payable simultaneous-

-ly: some, trifling amounts, being due immediately the

papers are lodged; others being payable synchronously

with the issue of the letters of administration; some,

such as the stamp fee payable on the swearing of an

affidavit, are fixed fees; whilst others vary with the

amount of the estate being proportionate to its value;

if the value of the estate is accurately known, the

total amount of the fees which are destined to becomƏ

due in connection with the taking out by an applicant

of letters of administration can be accurately estimat-

-ed in advance. In these pauper cases it was Kr. Alim

Khan's practice, after having obtained tue necessary

instructions from his superior officer, to prepare the

requisite documents for the applicant in the office; to

estimate the total amount of the fees payable by the

applicant in connection with the matter and to receive

from the applicant the whole of this amount, whatever it was; he then was in the habit of retaining these

sums until they were actually required to be paid out,

purchasing and affixing the necessary stamps and mak- -ing the other payments as they respectively fell due. Sometimes, owing to various normal reasons such as for

example the absence of satisfactory sureties, the

period which would, from the date of an application

llapse

until