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C 64

[Subsidiary]

CAP. 227]

Magistrates (Forms) Rules

[1984 Ed.

(WITH SURETIES)

FORM 85

Recognizance of bail instead of remand, on an adjournment of examination

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S Court at

HONG KONG.

We, the undersigned

and

of

of

of

[s. 79.]

severally acknowledge ourselves to owe to several sums following, namely, the said principal the sum of and

Our Sovereign Lady the Queen the

and the said

as sureties the sum of our several goods, lands and tenements if the said in the condition hereon endorsed.

Signed (where not taken orally)

as

each, to be levied on fails

Taken (orally) before me the

day of

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[L.S.]

Explained by

Magistrate.

for Magistrate's Clerk or Superintendent of Palice

or Inspector of Police or Commissioner of Correctionai Services, as the case may be).

Sworn Interpreter.

CONDITION ENDORSED

The condition of the within-written recognizance is such that if the within- bounden

appears before such magistrate as may then be sitting at the said court on.

19

at

day, the

o'clock in the

day of

noon. and

to answer (further) to the charge made against him by to be (further) dealt with according to law (or appears before such magistrate as may then be sitting at

for sentence when called upon) then the said recognizance shall be void, but otherwise shall remain in full force.

NOTE-Where the recognizance is taken orally omit the words "the undersigned" and insert the word "orally" after "Taken”.

(PERSONAL)

FORM 86

Recognizance of bail instead of remand, on an adjournment of examination

{s. 79.]

HONG KONG.

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT AT

I, the undersigned

of

do hereby acknowledge myself to owe to

Our Sovereign Lady the Queen the sum of

to be