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XCR(78)10

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The Director of Immigration has reconsidered the application, looking particularly for any special grounds for treating Mr Yam and Miss Ly as man and wife. However, any period of cohabitation was extremely short, and there is nothing in the letters written by either Miss Ly or Mr Yam which would suggest that there has been a genuine marriage. The Director concludes that there are insufficient grounds for making an exception and recommends that the refusal be maintained.

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Honourable Members will be asked to advise, under section 53 of the Immigration Ordinance (Chapter 115), whether the decision of the Director of Immigration not to allow Madam LY Muoi to enter Hong Kong should be maintained or reversed.

(The Deputy Director of Immigration (Mr A.J. CARTER) will be standing by in case Honourable Members should wish to ask him any questions).

21st December 1977

(L/M 43 in SEC 11/5/1 V)

COUNCIL CHAMBER

G.S. 84

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ANNEX TO XCR(78)(0)

IN THE SUBJECT MATTER of an Appeal to be lodged

with the Secretary for Security of the Government Secretariat

of Hong Kong for His Excellency the Governor-in-Council by

YAM Chi Hei

任子熙

against the decision made by the

Director of Immigration Department on the 29th day of September,

(李妹)

to

1977 (under reference of "AL/133/30/76") in refusing his lawful

wife Madam LY Musi otherwise known as LI Mui (

enter Hong Kong from Saigon, Vietnam for the purpose of rejoin-

ing her husband;

and

IN THE SUBJECT MATTER that this Humble Petition is

made under Section 53(1)(2)(b) of the Immigration Ordinance Cap.115 of the Laws of Heng Kong.

TO :

HIS EXCELLENCY SIR CRAWFORD MURRAY MACLEHOSE, KNIGHT

COMMANDER OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF SAINT MICHAEL

AND SAINT GEORGE, MEMBER OF THE MOST EXCELLENT ORDER OF THE

BRITISH EMPIRE, GOVERNOR AND COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE COLONY

OF HONG KONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES AND VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE SAME.

IN COUNCIL

(子煕)of

The Humble Petition of YAM Chi Hei FI FEE, ) of

Flat "D" Kut Lee Lau (7th floor) Nos. 9-11 Catchick Street

Kennedy Town in the Colony of Hong Kong, an employee of MING

HING ENGINEERING COMPANY (IE) ) of No.426

Shanghai Street, 8th floor, Kewloon aforesaid.

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YOUR MOST HUMBLE PETITIONER RESPECTFULLY SHEWETH :-

1.

That your Humble Petitioner YAM Chi Hei (FE)

is a bona-fide permanent resident of the Colony of Hong Kong,

holding Hong Kong Identity Card No.A811084 issued on 10th day

of July 1965 by the Commissioner of Registration of Persons

Department and Certificate or Identity No.C301035 issued to

him by the Director of Immigration Department on the 7th day

of June 1973.

2.

That your Humble Petitioner is wholly of Chinese

race and was born on the 15th day of October, 1941 at Hek Shan

District of Kwangtung Province, China.

3.

That your Humble Petitioner is being employed by

Ming Hing Engineering Company (AJ ›

明興工程公司

of No.426

Shanghai Street, 8th floor, Kowloon in the said Colony of Hong

Kong on a monthly salary of $1,170.00 and has been in the said

service fer about four years.

4.

That your Humble Petitioner has visited Saigon,

Vietnam on the 20th day of January 1974 and stayed there until

28th day of January 1974 for the purpose of getting married

with former Miss LY Muoi

who was born at Saigon,

Vietnam on 29th day of August 1944 and of Chinese parentage.

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(李妹)

She is holding Vietnamese identity card numbered 02139811

issued on 29th day of August 1969 at Saigon.

5.

That your Humble Petitioner said visit to Saigon

aforesaid is evidenced by the endorsments of his departure and

landing appeared on page 7 of his sid Certificate of Identity

and that an entry visa to enter Saigon was granted to him on the 18th day of January 1974 for a stay of thirty days by the

former Vietnamese Consulate-General in Hong Kong is also endorsed

on page 9 of his said certificate of Identity.

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