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leave China in order to reside in Hong Kong. Your
Petitioner was informed by the Chinese Government
that as a result of the issuance of the said permit,
Your Petitioner's commune-membership, her entitlements
to board and her residency would be completely
cancelled and that henceforth if Your Petitioner
desired to return to China she could only return for
a short visit as an overseas Chinese on the strength
of travel documents to be issued by the Hong Kong
Government. Your Petitioner has written to the
Chinese Government for official confirmation of her
status in China and has received such confirmation
on the 19th March, 1979. A photocopy of the aforesaid
permit is produced and marked "SFY-2" and its transla-
tion
"SFY-2A". A photocopy of the aforesaid confirma-
tion dated the 15th March, 1979 is produced and
marked "SFY-3" and its translation "SFY-3A".
Your Petitioner arrived in Hong Kong in the early
morning of the 15th January, 1979. She was allowed
by the Hong Kong Immigration Department to stay in
Hong Kong until the 6th April, 1979.
Since Your Petitioner's arrival, she has adjusted
herself well to the Hong Kong way of life and she
is residing at Uncle So's residence as a member of
his family.
Due to his age of 64 years old and failing health,
Uncle So has increasingly felt the overwhelming
pressure of work from being a director and financial
controller of Tin Po Restaurant Limited at No.250
King's Road, 1st floor, Hong Kong. Uncle So is the
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