Court in Shanghai, died to-day Reigate, Surrey, at the age of 63.
Mr. King began his career Shanghai in 1909 when he was ASsistant Clerk in the Supreme Court, Four years later he was Registrar the Si Court for China, and ix 1917 became Custodian in China of Enemy Property.
The following year he was employed in the Foreign Office and in. 1919 was called to the Bar, Gray's Inn.
In 1625 and 1929 he was acting' Judge of HM. High Court in Wel Mr. King retired in 1991 after having been Assistant Judge Shanghai for almost four years—
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