The Archive · 1929

Consul's Decision

In onning the proceedings, Mr.

"Application was made for warrant for the arrest of the accused. lowd wail wavrarts were issued and on theory that the the inese Treaty of 1899 was no announcement has we, as far as T am aware, by ther the Mexican or the hinese Government that this wrogated oF cane iby the Mexican accordance with Ube laws of Mex "Although the police applied for these warrants, they later raised the question of jurisdiction under tweaty, which question opinion was a political one to be ledded yy: Ue Mexican Government, oatter was referred ment. TF have now instructions from—the Mexican Minister in Tokyo that the! weary in question has been cancelled, although no date or details of the cancelation been furnished Therefore, these proceedings ipso Jecto terminate without prejudice to the prosecution or to the defence.

The bail, documents, ete deposited by the ceased and by the police will be returned imo ely Xo the person from whom receive

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