CO129-588-24 China- British extra-territorial rights- negotiations with China 23-11-1942 - 1-1-1943 — Page 231

This would at least put

of being able to say, if

us in the position

a case arose,

that

The Treaty and the exchange of notes left no

Keny a

room for doubt that

any transfer offland to a chinese national was subject to The Aloisions of the land law which Seel (90) desimbed in the third para. This letter.

There is

بسلام

purtures pount

which we

foroperty which

23/

as regards real. would like to raise

In 513 of your tex. W 1532 you suggested the

exclusion from any provision

hites of

Indians

مد

be exchange of

China

in vesis of the defficatey

q

the Govt of Indian feel in

recipiaty.

There

groing compilati

are of course

Com derable

Intian proppulations dirimented in arvain

Colomes -

eg. Mauration, the Stranti Settements, Kenya. Tegi

ng Innidad eti

And we

7ді presume that any exclusion of Indians for the reciprocity prooroues