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On 18 March, the third meeting of the Training Agency for Judicial Officials on academic affairs was held in the tutor’s office, in which a resolution was passed to discretionarily delete and merge the required courses that students are required to take.

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  1. 1.

    Training Agency for Judicial Officials, “Chronicle (纪事)”, Journal of the Training Agency for Judicial Officials (Quarterly) (司法储才馆季刊), Issue 1 (No. 1), 1927.

  2. 2.

    Ministry of Justice (司法部), “Plans and Policies on Judicial Administration (司法行政计划及政策)”, The Hankow Republican Daily News (汉口民国日报), 25 March 1927. The Wuhan National Government moved its capital from Guangzhou to Wuhan in December 1926, but only existed for around 9 months, ending with the rebellion by Wang Ching-wei (汪精卫) (1883–1944), Head of the then Government, on 15 July 1927 and the formal consolidation of the Nan**g National Government [established by Chiang Kai-shek) (蒋介石) (1887–1975)] and the Wuhan National Government on 20 September 1927. This was known as the Wuhan National Government Period in Chinese history. See the Compilation Committee of Hubei Political and Legal History (湖北政法史志编纂委员会) (ed.), Selected Compilation of Legal Documents of the Wuhan KMT-CPC Coalition Government (武汉国共联合政府法制文献选编), (1987) Bei**g (北京): Rural Reading Materials Press (农村读物出版社), at the preface and pp. 528–530.

  3. 3.

    Editorial Committee for Local Records of Heilongjiang Province (黑龙江省地方志编纂委员会) (ed.), Chorography of Heilongjiang Province: Chronicle of Judicial Administration (黑龙江省志·司法行政志), (1998) Harbin (哈尔滨): Heilongjiang People’s Publishing House (黑龙江人民出版社), at pp. 275–276. This book has also briefly extracted the correspondence of the American Consulate with the High Court of East Province Special Region, but the date recorded was wrong.

  4. 4.

    Ibid. In addition, according to this book, the High Court of East Province Special Region has verified and confirmed that the registration rules and regulations of real estate in the East Province Special Region was based on documents after notarization. The building’s foundation of the Citibank in Harbin was purchased from a British businessman in 1925 and it was not confirmed by the notary, while the sale contract was concluded two years ago and the seller had left Harbin, so it was quite difficult to get him back for notarization once again. Therefore, the letter to the American Consul shall allow him to obtain proper and adequate supporting measures and avoid supplementary notarial procedures. The date of reply letter was 22 April, which is doubtful. The name of the American Consul is not indicated here, which is suspected to be “Hanson (翰森)”.

  5. 5.

    “The High Court of East Province Special Region (东省特别区域高等审判厅) Issued the Order No. 1351 (东省特别区域高等审判厅训令第一三五一号) to Chu Shu-Sheng, President of the District Court”, see the File LD005-001–1164 of the Harbin Municipal Archives. According to the author’s excerpt from the notes of the Harbin Municipal Archives, Yu Lianji, who recently served as the prosecutor of the Third Divisional Chamber of the Special Region and the judge of the First Division of the High Court of Heilongjiang Province, has been verified to meet the qualification listed in Paragraphs 1 and 3 of Article 10 of the Rules on Procedures for the Affairs Handling of Notary Offices in the East Province Special Region. Then the District Court of East Province Special Region submitted the No. 1335 Report to the High Court of East Province Special Region. The file number remains the same while the date cannot be found out. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  6. 6.

    The High Court of East Province Special Administrative Region (东省特别区域高等审判厅), No.1436 Order (东省特别区域高等审判厅训令第一四三六号) to Chu Shu-Sheng, President of the District Court”, see the File No. LD005-001–1164 of the Harbin Municipal Archives. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  7. 7.

    “The High Court of East Province Special Region (东省特别区域高等审判厅), Order No. 1640 (东省特别区域高等厅第一六四〇号训令) to Chu Shu-Sheng, President of the District Court”, ibid. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  8. 8.

    “Report submitted by Yu Lianji, a Notary of the Second Notary Office of Harbin (哈尔滨第二公证事务所于 廉 基 呈 报)”, Ibid. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  9. 9.

    “The High Court of East Province Special Region (东省特别区域高等审判厅) issued the Order No. 1762 (东省特别区域高等审判厅训令第一七六二号) to Chu Shu-Sheng, President of the District Court”, see the File LD005-001–1164 of the Harbin Municipal Archives. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  10. 10.

    See “The Order of the Grand Marshal (大元帅《令》)and the Regulations on the Training Agency for Judicial Officials(司法储才馆条例)”, Government Gazette (政府公报), No. 4045 (第四千四十五号), 1927. No punctuation marks were used in the original text, which are now added to facilitate readers’ understanding.

  11. 11.

    Compilation Committee for Local Historical Records of Gansu Province (甘肃省地方史志编纂委员会) (ed.), Chorography of Gansu Province: Chronicle of Judicial Administration (甘肃省志·司法行政志), (2009) Lanzhou (兰州): Gansu People’s Publishing House (甘肃人民出版社), at pp. 11, 545 and 546. Full stops are hereby added in accordance with the publishing format. But at the end of Article 3, there was a full stop in the original text.

  12. 12.

    The National Government, Organization Law of the Ministry of Justice of the National Government (国民政府司法部组织法) and National Government Gazette (国民政府公报) (Ning-Zi No. 11) (宁字第拾壹号). The full stop is hereby added in accordance with the publishing format.

  13. 13.

    The National Government, Organization Law of the Ministry of Justice of the National Government (国民政府司法部组织法) and National Government Gazette (国民政府公报), No. 5, 1927. The full stop is hereby added in accordance with the publishing format.

  14. 14.

    Rules on the Departmental Division of the Ministry of Justice of the National Government (国民政府司法部分科规则)”, Judicial Gazette (司法公报), No. 1, 1927 (the inaugural issue). But the date of promulgation of the Rules is not available in the inaugural issue of the Judicial Gazette. The full stop is hereby added in accordance with the publishing format.

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Cai, Y. (2023). 1927. In: A Chronicle of China’s Notary History (1902–1979). Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1685-6_20

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