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In this paper a partially observable system governed by a linear stochastic differential equation is considered. The expected loss is to be minimized in the class of all feedback controls depending linearly on the observation process subject to the condition that the terminal point of the system process lies in some fixed target set with a prescribed probability. The existence of optimal controls is shown via the construction of an equivalent deterministic control problem.