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6.
Your Petitioner also had studied at Choi Bin Primary
School at Kam Tong Village.
Your Petitioner's uncle So Po (hereinafter referred to
as 'Uncle So') and his wife Wong Mui Ling (hereinafter
referred to as 'Aunt 'Wong') had always considered
Your Petitioner a member of their family namely a
daughter.
Your Petitioner was informed by Aunt Wong before her
death that she would give part of her properties namely
a flat known as No.181, Queen's Road West, 1st floor,
Hong Kong to Your Petitioner. In the middle of 1976,
Aunt Wong died intestate in Hong Kong. Your Petitioner
was informed by Uncle So and verily believe that shortly
before Aunt Wong's death, she again instructed Uncle So
to assign the aforesaid flat to Your Petitioner. A
photocopy of the Letters of Administration in respect
of Aunt Wong's estate is produced and marked "SFY-1".
7. Your Petitioner particularly draw the kind attention
of Your Excellency in Counsel to item 8(a) thereof.
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9.
As soon as Uncle So's other members of the family
returns to Hong Kong in the latter part of April, 1979,
the property as stated in paragraph 6 above will be
assigned to Your Petitioner.
Both Your Petitioner and Uncle So began making
application for permission to Your Petitioner to leave
China for Hong Kong towards the end of 1976.
Permission to leave China for Hong Kong was given to
Your Petitioner by the Chinese Government on the 9th
January, 1979. The said permit is a one-way permit to
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