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That it was not necessary that the warrant for the surrans der should contained an allegation that the Appellant was A Chinese subject.
(1) That there was no objection to the Orown allowing the Chinese Goverment to appear for the Grewn and conduct the extradition preosedings although the sellsiter and Counsel had been retained and their fees paid by the Chinese GıDESERTEŻ
Government.
By reason of the decision on the paints mentioned in the last preceding paragraph hereef and which Your Petitioner humbly submits was erroneous in law and in fašė Your Petitioner
is aggrieved by the decision of the said Full Court and submita that the matter is one which because of its great and general and public importance should be submitted for the declaten
His Majesty in His Privy Counsel,
Your Petitioner therefore humbly
prays that this Heneursḥble Court
order that Your Petitioner havI
leave to appeal from the judgment
of the Supreme Court of Hongkong
daled the 3rd day of March 1914
Your Petitioner will ever
pray &c.
(nd) Geo. . Hall Brutten
Seliciter for the Petitioner
Dated the 5th day of March 1914.
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