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3 . Personal status.
The Royal Egyptian Government, having already and
more particularly in the Establishment Treaties which it has
concluded with Iran and Turkey, spontaneously adopted the
principle that, in matters of personal status, the personal law
should apply, intends to adopt the same principle with reaard
thereto in the future. °
As regards the rules of procedure, which the Royal Egvntian
Government intends to enact for cases of personal status these
will be applied provided that no substantive rule of the foreign
national law prevents their application. ^
4 . Deportation.
Although the abolition of Capitulations entails the removal
of all the existing restrictions on the Royal Egyptian Govern
ment’s right to deport foreigners who are within E«yptian
territory, nevertheless that Government does not intend to
exercise during the transition period its right of deportation
in respect of a foreigner subject to the jurisdiction of the Mixed
Tribunals, who shall have resided in Egypt for at least five
years, or to refuse such a foreigner access to Egyptian territory
if he has temporarily quitted that territory, unless :
( a ) he has been convicted in respect of a crime or misde
meanour punishable by more than three months’ imprisonment,
(b) he has been guilty of activities of a subversive nature
or to the prejudice of public order or public tranquillity, moralitv
or health, or
(c) he is indigent and a burden upon the State.
The Royal Egyptian Government further proposes to set
up an administrative advisory committee, of which the Procurator
General of the Mixed Tribunals shall be a member, for the
purpose of examining any disputes on the subject of the identity
or the nationality of the person whose deportation is under
consideration, or of the length of his residence in Egypt, or of
the existence of the facts which constitute the grounds for
deportation.