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After speaking to you last week, I delayed this anxious matter. Meantime, Scricións word me that they were to get the appellants to file their case before restudy, on which date the last day could be filed to set down the case for hearing at the next sittings. I therefore telephoned the appellant's solicitors just now to tell them that we wouldn't consider this request unless they put in their case in time. I hear today that this has been duly done. The Council office are anxious that the case should be heard as soon as possible as the Lord Chancellor is sitting from next week on. I wish him to try it. I promised them therefore that we would expedite the printing. Now draft a reply as proposed requesting expedition on same lines verbatim, telling them what we have done.

22.1.14

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"Langlois" Ave. London. Telephone Avenue 4167

LANGLOIS, HARDING, WARREN & TATE.

Solicitors.

Lakshaw, Hare, Wood, Facer, Rick, G. Warner, Jann L. Tate

Letter

Sir,

IBRAHIM V. THE KING.

Privy Council Appeal No 112 of 1913.

In this case, which is an Appeal in forma pauperis to the Privy Council from sentence of death passed in Hongkong, directions were given that the Record should be printed at the public expense. We shall be glad to hear from you that this direction also applies to the printing of the Appellant's case, which it is necessary to lodge on setting down the Appeal for hearing.

We would point out that the Appellant who appeals in forma pauperis has no means whatever and we have no funds available on his behalf for payment of the charges for printing the case and finding the records.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

Downing Street,

S.W.

Yours obediently

Ranglois Harding & Tos.

1760

296

Bishopsgate

London, E.C.

14th Jany

19 14.

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TelegramAfter speaking to you last week, I delayed this anxious matter. Meantime, Scricións word me that they were to get the appellants to file their case before restudy, on which date the last day could be filed to set down the case for hearing at the next sittings. I therefore telephoned the appellant's solicitors just now to tell them that we wouldn't consider this request unless they put in their case in time. I hear today that this has been duly done. The Council office are anxious that the case should be heard as soon as possible as the Lord Chancellor is sitting from next week on. I wish him to try it. I promised them therefore that we would expedite the printing. Now draft a reply as proposed requesting expedition on same lines verbatim, telling them what we have done.22.1.14Telegram Details"Langlois" Ave. London. Telephone Avenue 4167LANGLOIS, HARDING, WARREN & TATE.Solicitors.Lakshaw, Hare, Wood, Facer, Rick, G. Warner, Jann L. TateLetterSir,IBRAHIM V. THE KING.Privy Council Appeal No 112 of 1913.In this case, which is an Appeal in forma pauperis to the Privy Council from sentence of death passed in Hongkong, directions were given that the Record should be printed at the public expense. We shall be glad to hear from you that this direction also applies to the printing of the Appellant's case, which it is necessary to lodge on setting down the Appeal for hearing.We would point out that the Appellant who appeals in forma pauperis has no means whatever and we have no funds available on his behalf for payment of the charges for printing the case and finding the records.The Under Secretary of State,Colonial Office,Downing Street,S.W.Yours obedientlyRanglois Harding & Tos.1760296BishopsgateLondon, E.C.14th Jany19 14.

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Sir,

IBRAHIM V.

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1760

296

170. Bishopsgates

London, 8.0.

14th Jany

19 14.

THE KING.

Privy Council Appeal No 112 of 1913.

In this case which is an Appeal in forma pauperis to

the Privy Council from sentence of death passed in Hongkong,

directions were given that the Record should be printed at the

public expense. We shall be glad to hear from you that this

direction also applies to the printing of the Appellant's case,

which it is necessary to lodge on setting down the Appeal for

hearing.

We would point out that the Appellant who 10 d

appeal in forma pauperis has no means whatever and we have no funds available on his behalf for payment of the charges for

printing the case finding the accords.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office,

Downing Street,

S.W.

Yours obediently

Ranglois Harding Tos.

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