CO129-417 - Public Offices - 1914 — Page 86

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in Ordinance No. 11 of 1907 would be the omission of

references to the carrying on of life insurance

business in China. If the other view be adopted, it

would be necessary as well to provide in Section 33

that the Ordinance should not apply to any Company

which had made a deposit at Shanghai.

5.

Auditors. I think that clause 6 (3) of

Mr. Bucknill's draft Bill meets Sir Havilland de

Sausmarez' point, but Mr. Bucknill has suggested that

it might be better if Article 9 of the draft Order-in-

Council gave the Court power to sanction the appoint-

ment of a non-British subject as Auditor just as

Article 10 gives the Court power to sanction the

appointment of a non-British subject as Liquidator.

6. Article 17. It would seem that Sir Havilland

de Saumarez' criticism of the wording of this

article is sound, and Mr. Buckmill was inclined to

That however is mainly if not altogether a

matter for the Supreme Court of China, and we shall be

prepared, if the wording is altered, to make the

agree.

necessary alteration in our draft Bill.

(Signed)

Attorney General,

J. H. Kemp,

19th May, 1914.