mr Edward Cohen submits that, although the words of the rule are apparently unqualified, when they are construed in their context they are plainly qualified in one of the ways he has suggested. Alternatively, he submits that there is a doubt, which must be resolved in favour of the foreign defendant for the reasons given by Farwell LJ. Mr Lawrence Cohen QC F submits by contrast that there is no roam for doubt, that the words are unqualified and that they should be so construed.