CO129-481 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1923 [8-12] — Page 490

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February, 1927.

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Re Abdul's Estate and Folygamous

lly dear Malkin,

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Marriages.

I find that two years ago I took it upon

my self to sdrise that the offspring of polygamous

marriages in a Colony could not be recognised as

"children" for the purpose of being included in a

certificate under the British Nationality and Status

of Aliens Act, 1914. Lord Merrivale's observationa

as to "wife" in the Abdul case appear to support what

I wrote about the "children".

In order to save writing at length, i enclose

our Office paper concerning the Hong Kong case for you

to Bee.

My recollection is that some time after advising on it I met redder and put the point to him,

and that he then said that though the llome Office had

not had occasion to deal with it, he was disposed to

think that I was right. What do you say?

H.W.MALKIN, ESQ.,C.B.,C.M.G.

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You fonceul,

Malin Aishay.