1950_SUPREME_COURT_(ADMIRALTY_PROCEDURE)_RULES — Page 63

Supreme Court.

[CAP. 4

FORM 32.

[rule 112.]

COMMISSION FOR DEMOLITION AND SALE.

[L.S.] In the Supreme Court of Hong Kong, Admiralty Jurisdiction.

[Title of action.]

GEORGE by the Grace of God, etc.

To the bailiff of Our Supreme Court of Hong Kong, greeting.

We hereby conmand you, in pursuance of the decree of the judge of Our said court to that effect, to cause the tonnage of the vessel

to be ascertained by such rule as shall for the time being be in force for the admeasurement of British vessels, and further to cause the said vessel to be broken up, and the materials thereof to be publicly sold in separate parts (together with her cargo, if any) for the highest price that can be obtained for the same.

And We further command you, as soon as the sale has been completed, to pay the proceeds arising therefrom into Our said court, and to file an account sale signed by you, and a certificate signed by you of the admeasurement and tonnage of the vessel, together with this commission.

Given at

this

day of

in Our said court, under the seal thereof,

19

(Signed)

E.F., Registrar.

Commission for demolition and sale.

Taken out by

FORM 33.

[rule 117.]

ORDER FOR INSPECTION.

In the Supreme Court of Hong Kong, Admiralty Jurisdiction.

On the

[Title of action.]

day of

19

•

The court, on the application of [state whether plaintiff or defendant] ordered that the ship

should be inspected

by [state whether by the bailiff, or by the assessors of the court, or as the case may be], and that a report in writing of the inspection should be lodged by him [or them] in the Registry of the court.

(Signed)

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E.F., Registrar.

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