CO129-485 - Governor Sir Stubbs - 1924 [8-12] — Page 70

No. 110f 1922, and Wiper you that

I am of the opinion thereof does no

more

that Section 3(2)

than the usual clause

of

this

Colonial Ordinances.

"Lection 6(1) of

In

· the Hong Kong Ordinance, No 32 of 192!,

aww a

-section is of course of the Imperial Act, is

which

adaption of Section 74(1)

an

example.

Somnilarly Section 3(3) of the New Zealand Act-

is an

adaption of

Section 13 of the Imperial

Cel; and I am udvised that the words

as if that territory

Catere

"- part of HM's

dominions" import the necessity for reciprocal

- legislation by Protectorates ve, such reciprocal legislation by any part of It's dominions"

being required by

Lection 144 (1) ofthe Imperial

Act (and Section 3 (2) of the New Lealand Act-)

before the lict can be extended to such parts.

3.

I therefore consider that it

to maintain the ve viament of would be prudent ist to forego the pasvor

as to reciprocity before allowing judgments

this

· Ofotkia

Colonies and of the Dominions tobe

registered in Ione, hone,.

Jhaver

1924

Sa Sublo

FOR CIRCULATION :--

Mr.

Mr.

Reckett

Asst. U.S. of S.

Perm U.S. of S.

Part US, of S.

- Secretary of State.

my be

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