Victoria

Letter from a representative from Moresby, Farr, Byers & Moresby law firm to Mayo Singh detailing their involvement in securing Karnail's entry to Canada after his appeal had been dismissed. They share that they have no yet received anything official from the Minster, but because the High Commissioner for India and Mr. Byers are long time personal friend, this decision was made available to the firm in writing.

Creator: Byers, J. A.

Letter from J. A. Byers to Mayo Singh to confirm receipt of a personal letter from the Minister of Mines and Resources regarding the decision to allow Karnail to stay in Canada permanently and that Karnail should receive official forms or communications soon.

Creator: Byers, J. A.

Letter from J. A. Byers to Mayo Singh indicating he has received a personal letter from the Minister, but has not yet received anything official from the Immigration Office in Victoria about Karnail.

Creator: Byers, J. A.

Duplicate letter from J. A. Byers to Karnail Singh informing him that his appeal has been dismissed and that he has 90 days to depart from Canada. He assures Karnail that they are in contact with representatives in Ottawa with hopes of discussing his case with the Minister and the High Commissioner for India in Canada.

Creator: Byers, J. A.

Letter from J. A. Byers to Karnail Singh informing him that his appeal has been dismissed and that he has 90 days to depart from Canada. He assures Karnail that they are in contact with representatives in Ottawa with hopes of discussing his case with the Minister and the High Commissioner for India in Canada.

Letter from C. E Blaney, Jr. to Mayo Singh forwarding Mr. Morseby's letter about handing Karnail's appeal along with a copy of the Brief that was forwarded to Ottawa. He also asks that Mayo forward a cheque for Mr. Morseby's fee, although this, he reiterates, is not the full fee to be paid should the appeal be successful.

Creator: Morseby, W. C.

Letter from W. C. Moresby to Mr. Blaney regarding an appeal from the decision to deport Karnail. Morseby also briefly speaks of fees to be prepared and paid.

Letter from J. Dorman to whom it may concern that Mayo Singh is a well known resident of Paldi and a Canadian citizen.

Letter from G. A. Scott, Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited to C. E. Blaney, Jr. Capital Travel Service describing the enclosure of letters from Mayo Lumber Co. Ltd. and Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd., and two bank passbooks. Includes five letters of support related to Karnail's application.

Letter from J. Dorman to Karnail Singh informing him that the option for his wife to apply for his entry to Canada is not a valid option due to the fact he entered Canada as a student and is now married. J. Dorman instructs Karnail to immediately apply in person at their office in Victoria.