Coll 15/3(1) 'Egypt. Abolition of Capitulations in Montreux Conference and Convention 1937' [‎129r] (262/1220)

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twted person
onal .s resident
a te in Egv™
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■ ^ansjordan
-rson residing
'ear, be regi s .
; hin which he
more ejisy q{
ar officer, be
’tected person
1 three months
lies after that
British pass-
ration of any
3f registration
tary of State,
e registration,
ration shall be
en registered,
inless excused
purpose at the
1 of a registra-
the Consular
if the wife or
may, if living
sndance being
minors, being
id of a family
l without their
i subjects and
visions of any
gypt, shall be
s the Consular
gistration was
stration under
d he shall be
r officer in the
Th Consular officer may require the production of such
88 ‘ thot an applicant for registration is entitled to the status
evidence rn . ^ he ma y see fit, but subject to such direc-
Of a B a f^y be iSued by th/secretary of State.
"To hi reeisters kept under any Order repealed by this Order
hall' continue in force until superseded by registers kept under
^o^No^fee shall be chargeable for the registration of any
•Y Kiprt or British protected person if such person applies
fnfreYration within the first three months of the year or
three months of his arrival in Egypt, as the case may be.
t m f five shillings or such other fee as the Secretary of State
A e6 from time to time appoint, shall be payable in respect of
may 1 ffistration effected on an application made after the time
an y regi application should have been made, unless the
at wnic r w ithin the prescribed time is excused to the
satisfaction of the Consular officer.
Part XL
Civil Actions under Article g (3).
_(!) The provisions of this Part apply to civil actions
where the Court has jurisdiction under Article 9 (3).
(2) The action shall be heard by a Judge sitting alone and
there shall be no appeal from the decision of the Judge.
(A The Court shall have power to give any directions which
it thinks proper as regards the procedure to be followed in the
action and may decide the matter in accordance with such prin
ciples as it considers justice and equity require
(4) Except as the Court may expressly direct or decide to the
contrary under the preceding paragraph, the action shall be
dealt with in accordance with the procedure of the English courts
and in accordance with the principles of English law.
Part XII.
Criminal Matters.
92 . Before proceedings are instituted under any Article of
04 c Pari nf Order, or under Part XIII against any member
Article 1 (a) of the Convention signed in London on the 26th
August, 1936, which provisions are set out in the Second
Schedule to this Order, or against any member of the British
Military Mission, the consent of the Appropriate British
Authority shall be obtained and signified in writing to the Court.
93. — (1) Subject to the provisions of this Order, the criminal
jurisdiction over members of the British Forces as defined in
Article 9 (2) of this Order and over members of the British
Military Mission shall, so far as circumstances admit, be exer
cised on the principles of, and in conformity with, English law