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Validity of act done in vacation.
Filing of pleading in vacation.
Vacation not included in computation of time.
in the Summary Jurisdiction of the Court: Provided always that hearing of any action or matter in the Summary Jurisdiction of the Court may be adjourned over vacation, on reasonable cause being shown to the satisfaction of the Court.
7. Every act, matter, or thing done in vacation, in pursuance of this Ordinance, shall be as valid to all intents and purposes as if done out of vacation.
8. No pleading shall be filed during vacation, except by order of a Judge under special circumstances.
9. Where by any Act, Ordinance, or Rule of Court regulating a computation procedure, or by any special order of the Court, any limited time exceeding one month, is appointed or allowed for the doing of any act or the taking of any proceeding, no days included in a vacation shall be reckoned in the computation of such time, unless the Court otherwise directs.
Vacation Judges and Office hours.
General Holidays.
Power to vary periods of vacation and regulate vacation business.
10. During vacation, there shall be at least one Judge in the Colony, and the Offices of the Supreme Court shall be open daily, except on public holidays, for such time as the Court may direct.
11. The periods of vacation may be varied from time to time, and provision may be made for the conduct of the business of the Court during vacation, by General Rules or Orders of Court to be made by the Chief Justice, subject to the revision and approval of the Legislative Council, and published in The Gazette, in the manner prescribed by No. 3 of 1873. Supreme Court Ordinance, 1873.
Ord. 4/90
ORDINANCE No. 6 OF 1898.
A.D. 1898. AN ORDINANCE to amend the Law relating to the Registration of Trade Marks.
Ordinance No. 18 of 1898.
Ord 41/09
Repealed by Ord 36/22
[22nd August, 1898]
WHEREAS the persons entitled to the benefit and protection of the law in force in this Colony relating to fraudulent marks applied to merchandise are, in many cases, resident in places situated at a distance from this Colony, and, by reason thereof, the proof of trade marks, and of the right to the exclusive use thereof in legal proceedings under such law, is attended with difficulty, delay, and expense; and whereas it is expedient to amend the law providing for the registration of trade marks in this Colony:
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No. 5.] THE ORDINANCES OF HONGKONG
[AD. 1:0
Validity of act done in vacation.
Filing of
pleading in vacation.
Vacation not included in
of time.
in the Summary Jurisdiction of the Court: Provided always that hearing of any action or matter in the Summary Jurisdiction of ic Court may be adjourned over vacation, on reasonable cause being sho→ to the satisfaction of the Court.
7. Every act, matter, or thing done in vacation, in pursuance of t Ordinance, shall be as valid to all intents and purposes as if done out : vacation.
8. No pleading shall be filed during vacation, except by order Judge under special circumstances.
9. Where
9. Where by any Act,
by any Act, Ordinance, or Rule of Court regulating a computation procedure, or by any special order of the Court, any limited time. exceeding one month, is appointed or allowed for the doing of any or the taking of any proceeding, no days included in a vacation shall reckoned in the computation of such time, unless the Court otherwi directs.
Vacation Judges and Office hoårs,
Queral Holiday's
Power to vary periods of vacation and
(3)(c) regulate
vacation
business.
10. During vacation, there shall be at least one Judge in the Colon and the Offices of the Supreme Court shall be open daily, exce
except public holidays, for such time as the Court may direct.
11. The periods of vacation may be varied from time to time, provision may be made for the conduct of the business of the Cour during vacation, by General Rules or Orders of Court to be made ) the Chief Justice, subject to the revision and approval of the Legislative Council, and published in The Gazette, in the manner prescribed by
No. 3 of 1873. Supreme Court Ordinance, 1873.
d. 4/90
ORDINANCE No. 6 OF 1898.
A.D. 1898. AN ORDINANCE to amend the Law relating to the Regis
tration of Trade Marks.
Ordinance No, 18 of 1898.
ord 41/09
Kapraled by ord 362
[22nd August, 1898] WHEREAS the persons entitled to the benefit and protection of th
law in force in this Colony relating to fraudulent marke applied to merchandise are, in many cases, resident in places situated a distance from this Colony, and, by reason thereof, the proof of trade marks, and of the right to the exclusive use thereof in legal proceed under such law, is attended with difficulty, delay, and expense whereas it is expedient to amend the law providing for the registr of trade marks in this Colony:
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