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108                       Records of Bahrain

                  •(([Hint**1            Th« Agoncy Bahrain
                                                               BUSHiRJ M3'Cf ncn
                                             17/12/25.
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                         Your D.O Ho II62 A previous   U.Oa on the subject of Levies.

                     Bith your 1162 & I163 havo arrived
                                                        nt a most opportune moment.
                     I'irstly,! had ulrody propnrod 1• Budget which I was about to oond
                     you with reference to niy proposuls^md aooondly the last para,
                     of your Il62 in whioh you ask If I think  it would bo a good thing
                     to ask for a young Jfficor who hua Just finiahed hia training
                     to QB3i3t#exaotly fita in v/ith u proposal which I who putting up
                     thia mail A whioh ia ua follows -
                     When you woro horo I explained to you the arrangomont we havo

                     had for somo time aa regards tho Court. Hnpnd A j ait together.
                     Ue takes oases botweon hia own uubjects A T take cuaoa between
                     riritah subjoots 4r protected poraona A wo take 'Joint Court'
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                     cnoea l.a. where 8ubje<$3 of both uidoa are involved, together.
                     The oaaea ooioo on alternutoly. We huve found tho ay3teia of immense
                     beniflt to nil. Firstly it eliminate:] a lot of oorroapondunce.

                     caa*s between British subjects often dragged in others A
                     necessitated letters to the Shu Ik A much delay,A similarly he
                     often had. to write to the Agency.How9 ouch points cun be settled 1
                     nt once .Again ,in criminal cases,4'n which the aoouuod may consist
                     partly of British protectod poraona A partly of jhaika subjects,
                     instead of euoh being tuken separately A treating dlf 0rently/
                      thOy ore considered together so that all get tho u»:we nentenoo
                      * f >'■ ny. I i^deoiding whht instalments u debtor i3 to pay we are
                      in ti position to consider his position with regard to all the
                     suits filod against him whorou formerly he might be ordered in
                     ono  ,00*1$. to pay cortain  instalments A in mother te pay other
                      instalment's, the two combined being beyond hia known capacity te
                                                         his being run in for foiling
                    Pay,whioh resulted soonor or Inter in
                                                  other of the ceurts.lt weuld be
                     to obey the decree of ono or
                                                           the system has,of whioh
                      wturisemo to enumerate the advuntsgeo
                     th. ab.v. ur.               proof of the pudding 1. in th.
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