Part Four of Finding Published by Waichiaopu: Recommendations Vouchsafed to Public in Advance of the Rest of the Document: Modifications Suggested in Existing System Peking, Nov. 28.
The Waichinopu this evening ismed Part Four of the Extrateritoriality Commission's report consisting of the Commissioners' recommendations.
The Cotimmissioners express the pinion that when these recommend. ditions have been reasonably complied with, the several Powers would Ca: he warranted in relinquishing their respective rights of extraterritoriality. They declare that it is un-Gerstood that upon relinquishment of extraterritoriality the nationals of the Powers concerned will enjoy' freedom of residence, trade and civil rights in all parts of China in accordance with the general practice in intercourse among nations and upon a fair and equitable basi The first recommendation declares that the administration of justi with respect to the civil population of China must be entrusted to the judiciary, which should be effectively] protected against any interference) by the Executive or other branches of the Government, whether civil or military.
The second urges adoption of programme for improvement of the! existing legal, judicial and prison
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