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ises.

clear, because section 4 by itself would seem to preclude the

possibility of any judgment for possession being obtained

against the leasee, even if he had sublet portions of the prem-

Probably, however, section 4 would be construed as

being subject to the special case of section 15. However this

may be, the matter must now be left to the court to decide if

It is quite likely that no difficulty will

sub-tenants/cannot in any case be required

it should arise.

arise because the

to pay more than the standard rent.

33.

Section 16 is based on 10 and 11 Geo. 5, c. 17 section 8.

34.

(1).

Section 17 is based on 10 and 11 Gec. 5, c.17, section 14

35.

In my opinion this is an Ordinance to which His Excellency the Governor may properly assent in the name of His Majesty and

on His behalf.

Attorney General.