Dear Stz,—Wo have been instructed by Mr. Mondon to demand a properly executed Bill of Sale, transferring to him the's. 8. Samson which was, we understand, registered in your name ut the British Consulate yesterday. Mr. Mondon claims this under two written assignments, of the said ship, one by you to Mr. A. Pavlow and the other by the latter to Mr. Mondon. Unless this Bill of Sale isin our hands by noon on the 2nd February, we shall have to take proceedings agaist you. We suggest therefore that you should call upon us as soon as possible to arrange matters.
We believe that the preparation of a Bill of Sale by the British Consulate can be obtained at " very small fee.
Yours faithfully, Sroxes, Prarr & Texspats.
Counsel's client had a set off for more than the existing amount of this claim.
the 8th day of April the present summons was issued, claiming Tls. 100,000 for wrongful conversion of the as. Samson. On the 13th of April Messrs. Stokes, Platt & Teesdale wrote to a Mr. Kristenson L. Kuisrensen, Esq.,
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