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Friday 15th Jone, 1990
A. Paul. Esq.
Head, thing long deportment.
The foreign aul Commonwealth office,
Downing Street,
London SWIA ZAZ
Dear Sir,
4/6 Clement,
43. Rue Louis Barthou. 64140. Billère,
France
I write to request confirmation of certain aspects of life in Hong Kong which I have come to accept as fact-in-Laws as a ling. tere Beitish expatriate secilent of the Colony - and if whiche a totally clear understanding on my fort is now recessary, since my Chinese, Hong-Kong - boon B.D.T.C. panfort - Holding wife will be giving birth to our child at Chistmas. I have to decide whether the birth should take place in the United Kingdom or in Hong Kong - and as I see it, not simply with regard to British laws as appoliert in British Hong Kong until the Coling is returned to the P.R.C.
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am aware that on the strength of my full British citizenship, the child would be lumn in
Hong Kong with full British citizenships aut pas foot rights, where the current status of the territory is concerned. Your confirmation of that would be appreciated.
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In looking ahead to planned and possible developments concerning Hong Kong in the future, I feel I am totally obligal to make so muchi provision as posible for the child's freedom of travel, should an extreme situation develops in Hing Kong, Post Beitish administration, ie Chineze nou- recognition of my child's British nationalite - especially if a male- and non-recognition of my marriage by
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