Admission--Law and legislation

Telegram from Pandia to Mayo Singh indicating a favourable decision from Ottawa is expected and that a letter is to follow.

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.

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 Summit Logging & Lumber Company Co. Ltd. to Canadian Immigration regarding Mayo Singh's purchase of the mill and change of company name to Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited in 1946. It also notes Jogindar Kaur's experience and position at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd. and at Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd. as well as her Canadian citizenship, hoping this information will incur favourable consideration.

Creator: Singh, Dharam

Letter from Dharam Singh to Canadian Immigration confirming Jogindar Kaur's position and responsibilities at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd.

Creator: Singh, Dharam

Letter from Dharam Singh to Canadian Immigration confirming Jogindar Kaur's position and responsibilities at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd.

Letter from Summit Logging & Lumber Company Co. Ltd. to Canadian Immigration regarding Mayo Singh's purchase of the mill and change of company name to Summit Logging & Lumber Company Limited in 1946. It also notes Jogindar Kaur's experience and position at Mayo Lumber Co. (1943) Ltd. and at Summit Logging & Lumber Co. Ltd. as well as her Canadian citizenship, hoping this information will incur favourable consideration.

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.

Letter from C. E. Blaney, Jr. to Mayo Singh informing Mayo that he will help complete the forms Mayo's daughter (Karnail's wife) was sent by Mr. Dorman.