CO129-416 - Public Offices - 1914 — Page 389

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freehold or leasehold), and that if this question were

battev

litigated in the Supreme Court of Shanghai difficult

questions might not impossibly arise with the Govern-

ments of China and Japan.

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,eotiqge siúnsory Brou lo smtytoob ent text siðlexedj

.asteria sagrid of beltitne at mwon? eft daɗð bæs

-Jatanos amarioxoY it téteqorq anoa benwo oals bio7

Víís97 at 9tost akið I .ablodeasel Lautsqroq lo gai

they telɗo a of jostdua sIqnta set a to exutan end to

Jon、evoda bəzzətqxe sved I dotɗw welv ens no、al ji

adt no

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.Jaerose of Jostdua

,Vtianoatey erotoredt bas blodeasel al ji ìI

Jon bre,emarioxoy ni etnutia vliesol Viraalo at

bestsa od of effali adeuyT e'ttensä ef to slqtontag

1) eas.29gel sdd yd dud takingosv blod as word ent yd

-niem ed al pesini aasinU .vtoddus Issett (yme vď

Jade (noiciaoqozq gnildtraja ♬ ameea dotrebents?

-BIʊxo and,fitasb a'bɔof to ejst grit de saveɔad

sasel suen“,meget ni beitsveng [Itja emiyèt latiOJİTTSJ

ot betartla vilabol need evad of beciseb ed Jam abior

boslynd

-Tua aeftioillib Jæstg Jarit telo at si xnide I

of baltitng at (wor) and radjadw to maidonq ens bower

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blo:

In these circumstances, I cannot help thinking

that everything points to the desirability of some such

arrangement being made as is suggested in the letter of

the Crown Advocate.

I think we should suggest that the Treasury should

waive the claims of the Crown either in toto, or at

any rate with regard to the immoveables, with a view

to a scheme being established by the Supreme Court of

Shanghai, under its charitable jurisdiction, for the

application of the funds for charitable purposes on the

lines laid down in the Deed Toll executed by the Messrs

Keswick: this I gather the Crown Advocate to desire.

If this could be arranged with the Treasury, I think

the two trustees should, if they are agreeable to do so,

apply for a scheme. They will no doubt be prepared

to do so, when they are made aware of the legal position

in regard to the Ford Estate. The Court would no doubt

frame a scheme on the lines of the Deed Poll; and, in

the circumstances, I think there would be no doubt as

to