Mr. C. G, Keen Admitted in 1H. M, Supreme Court In H, M. Supreme Court, on, July, the Crown Sir Peter Grain for the admission to practice of Mr. Charles Garrett Keen, He said he hnd information that Mr. Keen was a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court of British Columbia, having been admitted a solicitor in July, 1927, In support of the application, he produced affidavits by Mr. K."E, Newman, to tthe effect that he was personally acquainted with Mr, Keen and vouched for his qualifications, and by Mr. Harold Piercy, a personal friend, as to his identity. "All the Papers, said the Crown Advocate, were in order, so he supported the application.
In answer to the Judge, Crown Advocate said he understood that, at so far as British Columbia was concerned, barrister and solicitors were on' the same footing as in Shanghai.
The Judge asked if a member of the English Bar could be called to the Canadian Bar on his calling England, or must he be called al in Canada, The Crown Advocate said he thought one would have to be called to the Bar in Canada, but it was a mere formality which he thought applied to any of the Dominie His English qualifications enabled him to go through at least in some of the Colonies.
The Judge said he had great in admitting Mr. Keen and Mr. Keen, having signed the roll before Judge King (acting. as Regi trar in the absence of Mr. A. J.
Martin, newly appointed to that office), thanked the Judge and said that, with regard to the questions just' asked, an English solicitor or barrister was admitted to practice in_Sritich Columbia after passing A SPECIAL committee has been appointed by the district Kuomintang to make preparations to hold dramatic entertainments if eelebration of the second anniversary of the day when the Nationali forces swore on oath to take pat in the anti-Northern expedition.
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