CO129-472 - Others - 1921 — Page 637

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It was agreed that release of Polish property should be deferred.

Mr. Dixon drew attention to the fact that the Publio Trustee had released to Mr. Wilzer the sum of £200, and that a further sum of 2000 had been released from funds held by the Hong Kong Custodian. In these circumstances it appeared that the question raised in the Public Trustee's letter of the 6th August had already been disposed of.

It was agreed that no payment would be made other than the £1,000 but the proceeds of the shares would be credited through as soon as possible to the German Government.

It was recommended that the Governor of Hong Kong should be informed that in this pase the Hong Kong Custodian should certify that the German property was subject to the charge and if

Then the shares necessary enforce his claim before the Courts. had been dealt with by the Hong-Kong Custodian the German owner should be informed that upon hie making application to the German Government for compensation the amount would be credited through the liquidation account to Germany as soon as possible. The Hong Kong Justodian should inform the Clearing Office of the circumstances of the ease and advise oredit on a special sheet.

It was agreed that the Custodian should ascertain from the Standard Bank of South Africa the course that had been taken by the South African Government in regard to the Branch office in South Africs and that the matter should be held over pending this information and further discussion of the matter with the South African Qustodian. A suggestion had been made to South Afrios some time ago for an arrangement that the situation of the Head office should govern the position.

It was agreed that the Custodian should collect all monies due by Branches of French Benks in this country which are not enemy debts coming under Article 296 of the Trosty.

It was agreed that these should stand over till the next

XII & XIV. meeting.

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It was agreed that Mr. Transfeldt's property should be released.

upplementary. It was agreed that the reply to cover osses such as that

of hire. von Loesch, and the case of Mrs. Kerlen (to which Mr. Winearle drew attention), was that the capital sums or accumulated income would be oredited through to the Germen Government and provision made for continuing the existing allowance until a period of three months after this crediting had taken place.

Cases might arise. however in which there were no capital

It was agreed sums or accumulated dividends to credit through. that in such cases the allowances should be continued for a period of three months from notice to be given to the owner. This would enable him to make some provision from the allowance to tide over the period before compensation received from the German Government.

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